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| − | The 3D plotting video was my personal favorite. I am currently learning about 3D figures in my Math 103 class, so this video was relevant to my cross-curricular studies. | + | The 3D plotting video was my personal favorite. I am currently learning about 3D figures in my Math 103 class, so this video was relevant to my cross-curricular studies. Also, the images created by the "peaks" command look similar to raster images of discharges of neurons in the superior colliculus in my neurobiology class, so that was useful too. And the "slices" command makes images that look like planes. So the latter is more relevent to my Math 103 class. And it makes three-dimensional graphs. Which are one-dimension cooler than two-dimensional graphs. |
Latest revision as of 04:22, 20 September 2011
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UCSD Biologists Discover That Nerve Activity Not Just Genetics Controls Kinds Of Neurotransmitters Produced Sherry Seethaler, UCSD News, created 2 June, 2004, accessed 29 August, 2011, (Grand Challenge)
The 3D plotting video was my personal favorite. I am currently learning about 3D figures in my Math 103 class, so this video was relevant to my cross-curricular studies. Also, the images created by the "peaks" command look similar to raster images of discharges of neurons in the superior colliculus in my neurobiology class, so that was useful too. And the "slices" command makes images that look like planes. So the latter is more relevent to my Math 103 class. And it makes three-dimensional graphs. Which are one-dimension cooler than two-dimensional graphs.
