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'''About Me''' | '''About Me''' | ||
| + | Hello, my name is Angel Huizar. My last name is pronounced like We-cZar. The capitals indicate stressed letters. | ||
I am from Bakersfield, California. Bakersfield is two hours north of Los Angeles. I'm a first generation college student. I have three siblings: two older brothers and a younger sister. | I am from Bakersfield, California. Bakersfield is two hours north of Los Angeles. I'm a first generation college student. I have three siblings: two older brothers and a younger sister. | ||
| − | Both my brothers are in college. I am currently 18. I love to go to the gym, and I love coding. My favorite food is pasta. | + | Both my brothers are in college. I am currently 18. I love to go to the gym, and I love coding. My favorite food is pasta. |
'''Grand Challenge''' | '''Grand Challenge''' | ||
Latest revision as of 23:57, 21 September 2017
About Me
Hello, my name is Angel Huizar. My last name is pronounced like We-cZar. The capitals indicate stressed letters. I am from Bakersfield, California. Bakersfield is two hours north of Los Angeles. I'm a first generation college student. I have three siblings: two older brothers and a younger sister. Both my brothers are in college. I am currently 18. I love to go to the gym, and I love coding. My favorite food is pasta.
Grand Challenge
I find fusion power interesting so I picked out an article about fusion power. It's interesting to me because we can split an atom, but when it comes to fusion we are still struggling.
Fusion Power: Will it Ever Come?, William E. Parkins, American Association for the Advancement of Science, 10 March 2006, accessed 21 September 2017
(Provide Energy from Fusion)
MATLAB DEMO
My favorite tutorial from homework 2, has to be Programming and Scripts. This demo is my favorite because I learned Java my senior year of high school which was like writing a bunch of scripts that just call each other or coding a single giant script. I am used to this kind of coding, versus using the command window from MATLAB, although it is useful since I do not have to spend more time writing a script in Java.
