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== Pronunciation == | == Pronunciation == | ||
My name may seem slightly difficult to pronounce at first, but in realty it's quite simple. When I find people struggling to pronounce my name properly I tell them to practice the phrase "I saw a hill" and, generally speaking, the pronunciation of my name becomes immediately obvious. | My name may seem slightly difficult to pronounce at first, but in realty it's quite simple. When I find people struggling to pronounce my name properly I tell them to practice the phrase "I saw a hill" and, generally speaking, the pronunciation of my name becomes immediately obvious. | ||
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| + | [http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0097849305002025 Virtual reality and mixed reality for virtual learning environments] Zhigeng Pana, Adrian David Cheokb, Hongwei Yanga, Jiejie Zhua, and Jiaoying Shia, updated 28 November 2005, accessed 10 September 2015 (Advanced Personalized Learning) | ||
Revision as of 20:52, 10 September 2015
About Me
I'm Sahil, a freshman at Duke University planning majoring in both Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science. I Grew up in Austin, Texas with one older sister who is currently in her final year at the Duke University School of Law. My interests outside of the classroom include playing soccer, football, basketball (although I'm no good), tennis, table tennis, Ultimate Ping, and essentially any other sport that involves rackets. When I can I enjoy reading the newspaper, specifically the New York Times, delving deeper into areas of personal interest, going on adventures, and pretending to be sociable.
Pronunciation
My name may seem slightly difficult to pronounce at first, but in realty it's quite simple. When I find people struggling to pronounce my name properly I tell them to practice the phrase "I saw a hill" and, generally speaking, the pronunciation of my name becomes immediately obvious.
Engineering Challenges
Virtual reality and mixed reality for virtual learning environments Zhigeng Pana, Adrian David Cheokb, Hongwei Yanga, Jiejie Zhua, and Jiaoying Shia, updated 28 November 2005, accessed 10 September 2015 (Advanced Personalized Learning)
