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| + | == MATLAB Demonstrations == | ||
| + | '''Demonstration: Viewing a Penny''' | ||
| + | This demonstration was my favorite of the several I looked at for a few reasons. First of all, this demonstration was extremely cool. The idea of taking a commonplace object that is minute (not scientifically, but for practical purposes, extremely small) and examining the surface of it with a three dimensional computer model is awesome. Secondly, looking past the individual example, this demonstrates an approach that is practical and has some real-life applications that I could see directly through the example used. Whether I'm examining old infrastructure at a . Secondly, using graphical analysis to solve such a question/inequality is The example used was a s | ||
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About Me
I am an undergraduate student from New York City studying at the Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University. I hope to major in civil engineering with an architectural certificate and a minor in economics.
Grand Challenges for Engineering
Articles:
Viterbi School to Co-Host Grand Challenges Summit, USC Viterbi, Updated 8 January 2009, Accessed September 5, 2013
Getting Solar Off the Ground, Lee Billings, Seed Magazine, Updated July 28, 2009, Accessed September 5, 2013
The heat is on for the world's biggest laser, Breck Hitz, Optics.org, Updated 14th August 2009, Accessed September 5, 2013
MATLAB Demonstrations
Demonstration: Viewing a Penny This demonstration was my favorite of the several I looked at for a few reasons. First of all, this demonstration was extremely cool. The idea of taking a commonplace object that is minute (not scientifically, but for practical purposes, extremely small) and examining the surface of it with a three dimensional computer model is awesome. Secondly, looking past the individual example, this demonstrates an approach that is practical and has some real-life applications that I could see directly through the example used. Whether I'm examining old infrastructure at a . Secondly, using graphical analysis to solve such a question/inequality is The example used was a s
