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[https://news.ncsu.edu/2015/04/rogers-excrevator-2015/?utm_source=NAE+Newsletter&utm_campaign=66b03e03e8-Spotlight_on_Engineering_2015_04_10&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_0b3cbbfaea-66b03e03e8-213876945&mc_cid=66b03e03e8&mc_eid=cb10d72125#b04g08t20w15], Matt Shipman, North Carolina State University News, updated 2 April 2015 , accessed 5 September 2015 (Provide Access to Water)
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[https://news.ncsu.edu/2015/04/rogers-excrevator-2015/?utm_source=NAE+Newsletter&utm_campaign=66b03e03e8-Spotlight_on_Engineering_2015_04_10&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_0b3cbbfaea-66b03e03e8-213876945&mc_cid=66b03e03e8&mc_eid=cb10d72125#b04g08t20w15], Matt Shipman, North Carolina State University News, updated 2 April 2015, accessed 5 September 2015 (Provide Access to Water)
  
  
 
When looking over the MATLAB help demos, I noticed a page about the intersection of graphs and matrices. This page interests me because to me it reveals MATLAB's capabilities as a math and matrix based program. It is cool how a 3D molecular model of the Bucky Ball (which is a Carbon-60 spherical molecule) can be created with few steps using MATLAB. Thus, MATLAB is extremely useful for engineers who must intersect many fields and have simplified functions to do that.
 
When looking over the MATLAB help demos, I noticed a page about the intersection of graphs and matrices. This page interests me because to me it reveals MATLAB's capabilities as a math and matrix based program. It is cool how a 3D molecular model of the Bucky Ball (which is a Carbon-60 spherical molecule) can be created with few steps using MATLAB. Thus, MATLAB is extremely useful for engineers who must intersect many fields and have simplified functions to do that.

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[1], Matt Shipman, North Carolina State University News, updated 2 April 2015, accessed 5 September 2015 (Provide Access to Water)


When looking over the MATLAB help demos, I noticed a page about the intersection of graphs and matrices. This page interests me because to me it reveals MATLAB's capabilities as a math and matrix based program. It is cool how a 3D molecular model of the Bucky Ball (which is a Carbon-60 spherical molecule) can be created with few steps using MATLAB. Thus, MATLAB is extremely useful for engineers who must intersect many fields and have simplified functions to do that.