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==Grand Challenge== | ==Grand Challenge== | ||
| − | [http://armscontrolcenter.org/issues/nonproliferation/articles/111408_understanding_preventing_nuclear_terrorism/ Understanding and Preventing Nuclear Terrorism], By Travis Sharp and Erica Poff, The centre for arms control and non-proliferation, Last updated December 3 2008, Accessed September 15 2014 | + | [http://armscontrolcenter.org/issues/nonproliferation/articles/111408_understanding_preventing_nuclear_terrorism/ Understanding and Preventing Nuclear Terrorism], By Travis Sharp and Erica Poff, The centre for arms control and non-proliferation, Last updated December 3 2008, Accessed September 15 2014 (Prevent nuclear terror) |
==Favorite MATLAB Demonstration== | ==Favorite MATLAB Demonstration== | ||
| − | I liked the 2-D and 3-D plots because they are easier to understand. They allow me to make multiple lines in one graph eg plotting y=sinx and z=cosx can be plotted on the same axis. So points of intersections on graphs can be easily found. It also allows me to change the axis limits and the spacing between the points using the linspace command so I can make the graph to be to the accuracy that I want. It also allows me to have 2 y-axes so I can plot different sets of data in one graph eg temperature and rainfall | + | I liked the 2-D and 3-D plots because they are easier to understand. They allow me to make multiple lines in one graph eg plotting y=sinx and z=cosx can be plotted on the same axis. So points of intersections on graphs can be easily found. It also allows me to change the axis limits and the spacing between the points using the linspace command so I can make the graph to be to the accuracy that I want. It also allows me to have 2 y-axes so I can plot different sets of data in one graph eg temperature and rainfall amounts at various hours of the day can be plotted in one graph. |
Latest revision as of 20:46, 15 September 2014
Lab days: Wednesdays 1145-1435, Lab section 5, netID:mk282
Grand Challenge
Understanding and Preventing Nuclear Terrorism, By Travis Sharp and Erica Poff, The centre for arms control and non-proliferation, Last updated December 3 2008, Accessed September 15 2014 (Prevent nuclear terror)
Favorite MATLAB Demonstration
I liked the 2-D and 3-D plots because they are easier to understand. They allow me to make multiple lines in one graph eg plotting y=sinx and z=cosx can be plotted on the same axis. So points of intersections on graphs can be easily found. It also allows me to change the axis limits and the spacing between the points using the linspace command so I can make the graph to be to the accuracy that I want. It also allows me to have 2 y-axes so I can plot different sets of data in one graph eg temperature and rainfall amounts at various hours of the day can be plotted in one graph.
