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[http://www.pitt.edu/~wsh6/WSH6%20Preventing%20Nuclear%20Terror%20with%20ASP.pdf Preventing Nuclear Terror with Advanced Spectroscopic Portal], William Harlam, created October 4, 2011, accessed September 13th, 2015 (Preventing Nuclear Terror) | [http://www.pitt.edu/~wsh6/WSH6%20Preventing%20Nuclear%20Terror%20with%20ASP.pdf Preventing Nuclear Terror with Advanced Spectroscopic Portal], William Harlam, created October 4, 2011, accessed September 13th, 2015 (Preventing Nuclear Terror) | ||
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| + | My favorite MATLAB demo was the one on 2D plots. I preferred this ones over the others because plotting comes up a lot in various contexts, so learning how to do it in MATLAB is incredibly useful. I particularly liked how the examples included many different types of plots, and instructions on how to manipulate different features within them. For instance, the examples highlighted how to use features like error bars. | ||
Latest revision as of 06:33, 14 September 2015
About Me
I'm an undergraduate student in the Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University. I attended Atlantic High School in Florida, where I was raised. I'm interested in pursuing a degree in civil engineering.
Grand Challenges for Engineering
Preventing Nuclear Terror with Advanced Spectroscopic Portal, William Harlam, created October 4, 2011, accessed September 13th, 2015 (Preventing Nuclear Terror)
MATLAB Demos
My favorite MATLAB demo was the one on 2D plots. I preferred this ones over the others because plotting comes up a lot in various contexts, so learning how to do it in MATLAB is incredibly useful. I particularly liked how the examples included many different types of plots, and instructions on how to manipulate different features within them. For instance, the examples highlighted how to use features like error bars.
