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Hello, my name is Charlie Arentzen, and I am looking to major in either mechanical or biomedical engineering. I'm from Springfield, IL, and have lived in the Midwest my entire life. I'm interested in just about any sport, though I like golf more than any other. Go Duke! | Hello, my name is Charlie Arentzen, and I am looking to major in either mechanical or biomedical engineering. I'm from Springfield, IL, and have lived in the Midwest my entire life. I'm interested in just about any sport, though I like golf more than any other. Go Duke! | ||
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| + | My last name has been messed up countless times before, so don't worry: I'm used to people pronouncing it wrong. | ||
| + | CHAR-lee AIR-en-zen | ||
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| + | See? not so bad, is it? | ||
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| + | MATLAB Demos: The one that struck me as the most interesting was the 3-D Plots demonstration. I was surprised to see that MATLAB is capable of 3-D graphing, which is something that I've never really had experience with on a computer before. | ||
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| + | And here's my link to my Grand Challenges article, which involves the Grand Challenge of Preventing Nuclear Terror: | ||
[http://belfercenter.ksg.harvard.edu/publication/2079/preventing_nuclear_terrorism.html Preventing Nuclear Terrorism: A Progress Update], Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard University, created 22 October 2003, accessed 31 August 2010 (Prevent Nuclear Terror) | [http://belfercenter.ksg.harvard.edu/publication/2079/preventing_nuclear_terrorism.html Preventing Nuclear Terrorism: A Progress Update], Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard University, created 22 October 2003, accessed 31 August 2010 (Prevent Nuclear Terror) | ||
Latest revision as of 01:26, 24 September 2010
Hello, my name is Charlie Arentzen, and I am looking to major in either mechanical or biomedical engineering. I'm from Springfield, IL, and have lived in the Midwest my entire life. I'm interested in just about any sport, though I like golf more than any other. Go Duke!
My last name has been messed up countless times before, so don't worry: I'm used to people pronouncing it wrong. CHAR-lee AIR-en-zen
See? not so bad, is it?
MATLAB Demos: The one that struck me as the most interesting was the 3-D Plots demonstration. I was surprised to see that MATLAB is capable of 3-D graphing, which is something that I've never really had experience with on a computer before.
And here's my link to my Grand Challenges article, which involves the Grand Challenge of Preventing Nuclear Terror:
Preventing Nuclear Terrorism: A Progress Update, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, Harvard University, created 22 October 2003, accessed 31 August 2010 (Prevent Nuclear Terror)
