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[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/3325571/Technologys-Grand-Challenges-for-Engineering.html Technology's Grand Challenges for Engineering], Nic Fleming, The Telegraph, updated 15 February 2008, accessed 12 September 2011 (General) | [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/3325571/Technologys-Grand-Challenges-for-Engineering.html Technology's Grand Challenges for Engineering], Nic Fleming, The Telegraph, updated 15 February 2008, accessed 12 September 2011 (General) | ||
| − | My favorite MATLAB demo is the minesweeper game. I enjoyed watching the squares come up individually from top right to bottom left, because I knew that the time before a new square popped up, the game was figuring out which squares were bombs, which squares had numbers on them, and which numbers went on the numbered squares. It was also interesting to see that a significant part of the code is dedicated to the graphics, not the | + | My favorite MATLAB demo is the minesweeper game. I enjoyed watching the squares come up individually from top right to bottom left, because I knew that the time before a new square popped up, the game was figuring out which squares were bombs, which squares had numbers on them, and which numbers went on the numbered squares. It was also interesting to see that a significant part of the code is dedicated to the graphics, not the game. |
Latest revision as of 19:37, 22 September 2011
Hi! My name is Martha Barker. I pronounce it MARtha BARker.
Technology's Grand Challenges for Engineering, Nic Fleming, The Telegraph, updated 15 February 2008, accessed 12 September 2011 (General)
My favorite MATLAB demo is the minesweeper game. I enjoyed watching the squares come up individually from top right to bottom left, because I knew that the time before a new square popped up, the game was figuring out which squares were bombs, which squares had numbers on them, and which numbers went on the numbered squares. It was also interesting to see that a significant part of the code is dedicated to the graphics, not the game.
