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+ | Visually, I really enjoyed the manipulation of the 3-D Plots and Earth's Topography because it showed the different ways to represent data with a variety of parameters. Also, the Cruller and Four Linked Tori just looked cool. |
Latest revision as of 03:22, 10 September 2012
Corey Bray
About Me
I'm from Sacramento, California. At Duke I'm planning on majoring in Mechanical Engineering. I'd like to minor in something unrelated. Hopefully Theater.
Current Course Load
Chem 101
Math 122
Writing 101
Grand Challenges for Engineering
Will Nuclear Fusion Fill the Gap Left by Peak Oil?, Nick Rouse, The Oil Drum, posted 11 January 2007, accessed 1 September 2012 (Provide Energy from Fusion)
Fusion power: is it getting any closer?, Leo Hickman, The Guardian, posted 23 August 2011, accessed 1 September 2012 (Provide Energy from Fusion0
MATLAB Demos
The Inverse Matrices demo was probably my favorite in the practical sense. I enjoyed being able to see the random mass of data turned into a visual identity through some simple coding. I think that's a good demonstration of the power of these types of programs and the extents we can progress as engineers.
Visually, I really enjoyed the manipulation of the 3-D Plots and Earth's Topography because it showed the different ways to represent data with a variety of parameters. Also, the Cruller and Four Linked Tori just looked cool.