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==My Favorite MATLAB Demonstration==
 
==My Favorite MATLAB Demonstration==
My favorite MATLAB demonstration was the "Game of Life." I liked it because it was a unique, mathematical game that reminded me that how my life is affected greatly by external factors.
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My favorite MATLAB demonstration was the "Game of Life." I liked how the game was very simple, yet highly original. I also liked it because I have no idea of how to make two-dimensional images, much less how to make them move in a mathematical game, and it motivated me to study EGR103 so I can soon be capable of doing so. In addition, I was taken by surprise when a white window with black dots reminded me of how greatly my life is affected by external environments.

Revision as of 03:50, 15 September 2014

About Me

I am a class of 2018 Pratt student with an intended major of biomedical engineering. I moved here from western Tokyo, where I spent 12 years of my life.

Also, I love pWILD.

Name Pronunciation

You can pronounce my name as JAH-shoo-uh DRAW-baw.

Grand Challenges

I was especially interested in the article concerning genetic medicine. I have been interested in genetics since high school, and genetic medicine seems like an exciting, high-risk-high-reward field.

Weill Cornell experts publish review of genetic medicine, News Medical, created 3 April 2006, accessed 14 September 2014 (Grand Challenges for Engineering: Engineer better medicines)

My Favorite MATLAB Demonstration

My favorite MATLAB demonstration was the "Game of Life." I liked how the game was very simple, yet highly original. I also liked it because I have no idea of how to make two-dimensional images, much less how to make them move in a mathematical game, and it motivated me to study EGR103 so I can soon be capable of doing so. In addition, I was taken by surprise when a white window with black dots reminded me of how greatly my life is affected by external environments.