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| − | My name is Bataung Mohapi, my home country is Lesotho. I am a freshman at Duke University and possibly a Mechanical Engineering major, not sure yet. | + | My name is Bataung Mohapi, my home country is Lesotho. I am a freshman at Duke University and possibly a Mechanical Engineering major, not sure yet. This semester the classes I am taking are: Chemistry101, Maths111, EGR103 and Writing101. |
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About me
My name is Bataung Mohapi, my home country is Lesotho. I am a freshman at Duke University and possibly a Mechanical Engineering major, not sure yet. This semester the classes I am taking are: Chemistry101, Maths111, EGR103 and Writing101.
Name pronunciation
It is hard to break down my name, the closest I can get to breaking it down is: bata-U-ng.
Grand Challenges for Engineering Article
Access to clean drinking water has become a major topic nowadays, and finding simple and cheap ways of purifying water for drinking has become a great challenge. One article I read in the Grand Challenges for Engineering page was about three UC Berkeley engineering students who have come up with a way of providing clean water for poor communities in countries like India. BERKELEY / Engineering students make it easy, low-tech / Solving the problem of clean water for poor communities, Rick DelVecchio, San Francisco Chronicle, published 13 May 2006, accessed 21 January 2009 (Provide access to clean water).
Contact information
Email: bataung.mohapi@duke.edu
