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[http://news.ncsu.edu/releases/wmswangordergain/ Researchers Find Way To Measure Effect Of Wi-Fi Attacks], Matt Shipman - News Services, NC State University, created 12 September 2011, accessed 19 September 2011 (Securing Cyberspace) | [http://news.ncsu.edu/releases/wmswangordergain/ Researchers Find Way To Measure Effect Of Wi-Fi Attacks], Matt Shipman - News Services, NC State University, created 12 September 2011, accessed 19 September 2011 (Securing Cyberspace) | ||
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| + | I liked the "3-D Drawing" demonstration the most. The other demonstrations mostly had pre-determined outcomes, reminiscent of videos. This demo let the user create a unique input and see their work transformed into three dimensions. It was like the kiddie-version of MATLAB! And we're all kids at heart.... right? | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:22, 22 September 2011
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About Me
Background
My name is Zach Wiener, and I'm a freshman (Class of 2015) at Duke University's Pratt School of Engineering. I plan on majoring in Civil and Environmental Engineering, but that's open to interpretation at the moment. I grew up in Chapel Hill, NC and went to East Chapel Hill High School.
Interests
- Automobiles (joined Duke MotorSports)
- Technical Theater
- French
- Mountain Biking
- Video Editing
Name Pronunciation
Zach Wiener
ZAK WEE-ner (Similar to this guy.)
Grand Challenges for Engineering
Researchers Find Way To Measure Effect Of Wi-Fi Attacks, Matt Shipman - News Services, NC State University, created 12 September 2011, accessed 19 September 2011 (Securing Cyberspace)
Favorite MATLAB Demonstration
I liked the "3-D Drawing" demonstration the most. The other demonstrations mostly had pre-determined outcomes, reminiscent of videos. This demo let the user create a unique input and see their work transformed into three dimensions. It was like the kiddie-version of MATLAB! And we're all kids at heart.... right?
zsw 21:22, 21 September 2011 (EDT)
