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| − | I am a freshman in Trinity College of Arts and Sciences hoping to switch into Pratt School of Engineering for the term Fall 2015. I am currently planning on majoring in Biomedical Engineering. | + | I am a freshman in Trinity College of Arts and Sciences hoping to switch into Pratt School of Engineering for the term Fall 2015. I am currently planning on majoring in Biomedical Engineering. Before coming to Duke, I lived in South Florida my entire life and attended the same school, Saint Andrew's School, for eleven years. |
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| + | =Name Pronunciation= | ||
| + | My name, Alice Silberstein, should be pronounced A-liss SIL-burr-steen. Often people will either say Alice Silverstein, with a v, or pronounce the last syllable of my last name as "stine" instead of "steen." | ||
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| + | =Extracurricular Activities= | ||
| + | *CHANCE Tutoring | ||
| + | *FEMMES volunteering | ||
| + | *Duke Chamber Players | ||
| + | *Club Tennis Team | ||
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| + | =MATLAB Demonstrations= | ||
| + | My favorite of the demonstrations I viewed was not one of the assigned ones. Instead, I particularly appreciated the demonstration of the game Minesweeper. Though I could not view the actual code that generated the game, it was fascinating to me because Minesweeper is a game I particularly enjoyed playing on my computer when I was younger. Right now, the work I am doing with MATLAB seems relatively simple. I can see how it can be useful to efficiently perform extended calculations and display data, but it is difficult for me to imagine it doing much more than that. By viewing an amusing game generated by MATLAB I can more easily picture performing more advanced functions through the system. | ||
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| + | =External Links= | ||
| + | [http://www.technologyreview.com/article/406050/reverse-engineering-the-brain/ Reverse-Engineering the Brain], Fred Hapgood, MIT News Magazine, created 1 July 2006, accessed 26 January 2015 (Grand Challenge) | ||
Latest revision as of 04:18, 27 January 2015
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About Me
I am a freshman in Trinity College of Arts and Sciences hoping to switch into Pratt School of Engineering for the term Fall 2015. I am currently planning on majoring in Biomedical Engineering. Before coming to Duke, I lived in South Florida my entire life and attended the same school, Saint Andrew's School, for eleven years.
Name Pronunciation
My name, Alice Silberstein, should be pronounced A-liss SIL-burr-steen. Often people will either say Alice Silverstein, with a v, or pronounce the last syllable of my last name as "stine" instead of "steen."
Extracurricular Activities
- CHANCE Tutoring
- FEMMES volunteering
- Duke Chamber Players
- Club Tennis Team
MATLAB Demonstrations
My favorite of the demonstrations I viewed was not one of the assigned ones. Instead, I particularly appreciated the demonstration of the game Minesweeper. Though I could not view the actual code that generated the game, it was fascinating to me because Minesweeper is a game I particularly enjoyed playing on my computer when I was younger. Right now, the work I am doing with MATLAB seems relatively simple. I can see how it can be useful to efficiently perform extended calculations and display data, but it is difficult for me to imagine it doing much more than that. By viewing an amusing game generated by MATLAB I can more easily picture performing more advanced functions through the system.
External Links
Reverse-Engineering the Brain, Fred Hapgood, MIT News Magazine, created 1 July 2006, accessed 26 January 2015 (Grand Challenge)
