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| − | [http:// | + | [http://time.com/4645723/virtual-reality-2017-inside-out-tracking/ How Silicon Valley is Trying to Solve Virtual Reality's Biggest Problems], Lisa Eadicicco, TIME, created 25 January 2017, accessed 05 February 2017 (Grand Challenge) |
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| + | My favorite demonstration that I viewed was "Minesweeper." I liked this one because I used to play this game on my computer when I was younger, but I never thought about the coding that goes into it. It's interesting to think about the randomness of the location of the mines every time a new game is started, and how there is written code that makes this possible. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:00, 6 February 2017
My Interests & Hobbies
I'm a part of DefMo here at Duke, which is short for Defining Movement. We're a multicultural dance group that does an assortment of styles to all different types of music. I love to ski and go to the beach when I can. I'm also really interested in space, movies, and even better, movies about space.
Grand Challenges Link
How Silicon Valley is Trying to Solve Virtual Reality's Biggest Problems, Lisa Eadicicco, TIME, created 25 January 2017, accessed 05 February 2017 (Grand Challenge)
MATLAB Demonstration
My favorite demonstration that I viewed was "Minesweeper." I liked this one because I used to play this game on my computer when I was younger, but I never thought about the coding that goes into it. It's interesting to think about the randomness of the location of the mines every time a new game is started, and how there is written code that makes this possible.
