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Latest revision as of 22:03, 13 September 2015
This is a page for Thomas's EGR103 Account thing!
About me
I am an undergraduate at Duke planning on studying Biomedical Engineering.
What's Up?
Freshman Year!
P What?
P-WAVESSSS!!!
MATLAB Tutorial Favorite
I loved the the Loma Prieta Earthquake one because I studied earthquakes and volcanoes in middle school and went to a national tournament. It's extremely interesting to see how the data is we worked with is visualized and eventually analysed.
Engineering Grand Challenge Article
[1], Michael Cooney, Networkworld, published 01/23/15, accessed 09/11/15 (Reverse Engineer the Brain)
