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Duke University Class of 2014
 
Duke University Class of 2014
  
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'''Phonetic Pronunciation of my name'''
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Ulises
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(you-lee-CES)
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stress is on the last syllable
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'''Favorite Demonstration'''
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My favorite demonstration was the Traveling Salesman demo. Although I did not really understand the purpose behind it, I was fascinated by the coding that was used in creating a program like that. Most of the codes that was used, I rarely understood. However seeing that coding can develop something so amazing like that makes me more motivated to learn coding so that I can create a program similar to the Traveling Salesman demo in the near future.
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'''External Links'''
 
'''External Links'''
 
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1. [http://shrp.umdnj.edu/dept/PT/rivers/publications/2001_ieee_tnsre.pdf Virtual Reality-Enhanced Stroke Rehabilitation]David Jack, Rares Boian, IEEE Transaction on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering, updated September 2001,accessed 08 February 2011 ( Virtual Reality)
 
1. [http://shrp.umdnj.edu/dept/PT/rivers/publications/2001_ieee_tnsre.pdf Virtual Reality-Enhanced Stroke Rehabilitation]David Jack, Rares Boian, IEEE Transaction on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering, updated September 2001,accessed 08 February 2011 ( Virtual Reality)

Latest revision as of 19:15, 10 February 2011

Ulises Muñoz

From Los Angeles, CA

Duke University Class of 2014


Phonetic Pronunciation of my name


Ulises (you-lee-CES) stress is on the last syllable


Favorite Demonstration


My favorite demonstration was the Traveling Salesman demo. Although I did not really understand the purpose behind it, I was fascinated by the coding that was used in creating a program like that. Most of the codes that was used, I rarely understood. However seeing that coding can develop something so amazing like that makes me more motivated to learn coding so that I can create a program similar to the Traveling Salesman demo in the near future.


External Links


1. Virtual Reality-Enhanced Stroke RehabilitationDavid Jack, Rares Boian, IEEE Transaction on Neural Systems and Rehabilitation Engineering, updated September 2001,accessed 08 February 2011 ( Virtual Reality)