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| + | My favorite, and one of the best example for applications of Matlab in real world, demonstration is "Loma Prieta Earthquake". The main reason is that this demonstration of Matlab is a great example of how even a daily event like earthquakes, which happen many times in a single day in our dynamic Earth, can be shown in a 3d model of location using data of the earthquake. Matlab can create models using data and help us explore. | ||
Revision as of 22:43, 13 September 2014
Contents
Information About Me
My name is Cem Deniz Polat and I am from Turkey. I will be majoring in Mechanical Engineering with Aerospace Engineering certificate.
List of Interests
- Swimmming for 10 years in 2 clubs. - Piano for 8 years - American Football as wide reciever for 4 years
Grand Challenges for Engineering
"Engineering the tools of discovery" grand challenge is one of the most interesting and important grand challenge because it has the goal of exploration.
- Engineering the tools of discovery, National Academy of Engineering, updated 30 June 2008, accessed 10 September 2014 (Grand Challenge)
Matlab Demonstrations
My favorite, and one of the best example for applications of Matlab in real world, demonstration is "Loma Prieta Earthquake". The main reason is that this demonstration of Matlab is a great example of how even a daily event like earthquakes, which happen many times in a single day in our dynamic Earth, can be shown in a 3d model of location using data of the earthquake. Matlab can create models using data and help us explore.
