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| + | Matlab's ability to visually model complex problems fascinates me. Specifically, the demonstration "Game of Life" models a cellular environment in a 2 demential universe. This is my favorite demonstration because this models a biological process in a randomized manner using relatively simple code. By coding with sparse matrices a complex idea becomes a relatively simple calculation. | ||
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| + | == External Links == | ||
| + | [http://ucsdnews.ucsd.edu/pressrelease/touch_goes_digital], Doug Ramsey, UCSD News, created 5 September 2013, accessed 15 Septmeber 2013 [Advance health informatics] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:33, 15 September 2013
About Me
I am currently a udecided freshman at Duke University. While I'm interested in both mecahnical and biomedical engineering, I can't seem to make up my mind.
Current Courses
I am taking 5 courses this fall. 1) Engineering 103 2) Math 111 3) Chemistry 101 4) Religion 155 5) Naval Science 101
Favorite Matlab Demonstration
Matlab's ability to visually model complex problems fascinates me. Specifically, the demonstration "Game of Life" models a cellular environment in a 2 demential universe. This is my favorite demonstration because this models a biological process in a randomized manner using relatively simple code. By coding with sparse matrices a complex idea becomes a relatively simple calculation.
External Links
[1], Doug Ramsey, UCSD News, created 5 September 2013, accessed 15 Septmeber 2013 [Advance health informatics]
