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I also have a tumblr but it is so deprecated that no one would want to dare read it. Adventurous/creeper souls can try to find it if they want. | I also have a tumblr but it is so deprecated that no one would want to dare read it. Adventurous/creeper souls can try to find it if they want. | ||
| + | ==Phonetic Pronunciation== | ||
| + | My name is Jack Peterson, pronounced JAK PEE-tuhr-sun, real first name JON. | ||
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| + | ==Favorite MATLAB Demo== | ||
| + | I enjoyed the ''Inverses of Matrices'' demo because I had not thought of arrays of numbers in that visual method before. | ||
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| + | ==Grand Challenges Article== | ||
| + | I found this article, [http://news.cnet.com/8301-11128_3-20110019-54/solar-cell-breakthrough-could-hit-40-percent-efficiency/ Solar cell breakthrough could hit 40 percent efficiency], CNET, updated September 22, accessed September 22 (Making Solar Energy More Economical) | ||
==Homework Completion?== | ==Homework Completion?== | ||
Is this enough for credit? I sure hope so. | Is this enough for credit? I sure hope so. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:02, 25 September 2011
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Who am I?
Student at Duke University, studying Electrical and Computer Engineering; the nerdiest of the nerds. I am also involved in the NROTC program.
Web Links
My Facebook page My Tweetz I also have a tumblr but it is so deprecated that no one would want to dare read it. Adventurous/creeper souls can try to find it if they want.
Phonetic Pronunciation
My name is Jack Peterson, pronounced JAK PEE-tuhr-sun, real first name JON.
Favorite MATLAB Demo
I enjoyed the Inverses of Matrices demo because I had not thought of arrays of numbers in that visual method before.
Grand Challenges Article
I found this article, Solar cell breakthrough could hit 40 percent efficiency, CNET, updated September 22, accessed September 22 (Making Solar Energy More Economical)
Homework Completion?
Is this enough for credit? I sure hope so.
