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My name is Craig Cronin, and I am a member of Duke class of 2021. My current plan is to major in Biomedical Engineering with premed. | My name is Craig Cronin, and I am a member of Duke class of 2021. My current plan is to major in Biomedical Engineering with premed. | ||
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| + | [https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/30/technology/virtual-reality-limbix-mental-health.html?mcubz=3 A New Way for Therapists to Get Inside Heads: Virtual Reality], Cade Metz, The New York Times, 30 July 2017, accessed 8 September 2017 (Enhance Virtual Reality) | ||
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| + | My favorite tutorial was the Three-Dimensional Knot. It clearly walked me through how to start with lines that interconnected and slowly evolve it into a 3-D knot with colors. This one was especially intriguing because it brought together a lot of aspects of Matlab, and instead of just listing new commands, it brought a lot of different types of commands together to produce something interesting. While the equations were complicated, it became clear how to construct it after studying the code for a few minutes. | ||
Latest revision as of 22:21, 8 September 2017
My name is Craig Cronin, and I am a member of Duke class of 2021. My current plan is to major in Biomedical Engineering with premed.
Assignment One:
A New Way for Therapists to Get Inside Heads: Virtual Reality, Cade Metz, The New York Times, 30 July 2017, accessed 8 September 2017 (Enhance Virtual Reality)
Assignment Two:
My favorite tutorial was the Three-Dimensional Knot. It clearly walked me through how to start with lines that interconnected and slowly evolve it into a 3-D knot with colors. This one was especially intriguing because it brought together a lot of aspects of Matlab, and instead of just listing new commands, it brought a lot of different types of commands together to produce something interesting. While the equations were complicated, it became clear how to construct it after studying the code for a few minutes.
