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==Grand Challenges External Links== | ==Grand Challenges External Links== | ||
| − | [http://spectrum.ieee.org/energywise/energy/nuclear/silicon-valley-goes-long-on-nuclear-fusion Silicon Valley Goes Long on Nuclear Fusion], Mark Anderson, created 20 August 2014, accessed 12 September 2014 | + | [[http://spectrum.ieee.org/energywise/energy/nuclear/silicon-valley-goes-long-on-nuclear-fusion Silicon Valley Goes Long on Nuclear Fusion]], Mark Anderson, created 20 August 2014, accessed 12 September 2014 |
==Favorite MATLAB Demonstrations== | ==Favorite MATLAB Demonstrations== | ||
To me, the most impressive and coolest MATLAB demonstration was the traveling salesman. I didn't realize MATLAB was capable of sorting such information in such an efficient way. It was really cool how the map kept changing routes as it calculated and recalculated the most efficient route for the salesman to take. | To me, the most impressive and coolest MATLAB demonstration was the traveling salesman. I didn't realize MATLAB was capable of sorting such information in such an efficient way. It was really cool how the map kept changing routes as it calculated and recalculated the most efficient route for the salesman to take. | ||
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About Me
Arjun Devarajan from Cary, NC majoring in ECE, Math, and CS. Class of 2018. #GoDuke
Grand Challenges External Links
[Silicon Valley Goes Long on Nuclear Fusion], Mark Anderson, created 20 August 2014, accessed 12 September 2014
Favorite MATLAB Demonstrations
To me, the most impressive and coolest MATLAB demonstration was the traveling salesman. I didn't realize MATLAB was capable of sorting such information in such an efficient way. It was really cool how the map kept changing routes as it calculated and recalculated the most efficient route for the salesman to take.
