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  • EGR 103/Spring 2023/Lab 12
    You will be writing functions to calculate estimates of derivatives and integrals for data sets. Along with ...submitted to Gradescope. You do not need to upload your code to Sakai or do anything with Connect. Note that this is an individual assignment!
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2021/Lab 13
    You will be writing functions to calculate estimates of derivatives and integrals for data sets. Along with ...submitted to Gradescope. You do not need to upload your code to Sakai or do anything with Connect.
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2022/Lab 12
    You will be writing functions to calculate estimates of derivatives and integrals for data sets. Along with ...submitted to Gradescope. You do not need to upload your code to Sakai or do anything with Connect. Note that this is an individual assignment!
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2023/Lab 11
    You will be writing functions to calculate estimates of derivatives and integrals for data sets. Along with ...submitted to Gradescope. You do not need to upload your code to Sakai or do anything with Connect. Note that this is an individual assignment!
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2022/Lab 14
    ...submitted to Gradescope. You do not need to upload your code to Sakai or do anything with Connect.
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2023/Lab 14
    ...submitted to Gradescope. You do not need to upload your code to Sakai or do anything with Connect.
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  • User:Rss33
    ...e a program that can actually do a surface graph, and see where Matlab can do much more than even a graphing calculator.
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  • User:Zz47
    ...elpful I think because I can actually use it to do matrix calculation if I do not have my calculator with me. And it is much quicker than using my calcul
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  • User:Ih52
    .... It can encode and decode entire paragraphs before I would have been able to decode a single letter.
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  • User:Anthonyschepis
    .../cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch, 5 things your car will finally do in 2020, John Brandon, CNN, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 09 September 20 ...raphs can be very important to interpreting data, and can make data easier to understand.
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  • Talk:EGR 224/Spring 2011/Test 1
    *I have a quick question regarding Test 1. Do we have to know the matrix based method for NVM and MCM? Thanks. <small>—Preceding [ ** You do not specifically need to use the impedance matrix method to get the equations. [[User:DukeEgr93|DukeEgr93]] 20:57, 27 February 2011 (E
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  • User:Chaley91
    ...ant to get either an Econ minor or the MMS certificate, and I also want to do maybe either a Psych or Theatre Studies minor. ...too little time to do everything I want to do. With EGR53 skills, I hope to build a time machine.
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  • PW:ToDo
    #REDIRECT [[PrattWiki:To Do]]
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  • User:Nipun Hewage
    ...bots-could-learn-same-way-babies-do Robots Could Learn The Same Way Babies Do}. Lindsey Kratochwill, Popular Science, posted 4 December 2015, accessed 31 ...on Earth's Topography. It looked cool and now I have the coding knowledge to actually make a model of the Earth, which is also pretty cool.
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  • User:JoyMeows
    ...e fooled by the peculiar username; I am, in fact, a joyless human being. I do, however, find joy in some things. Sure, they're mischievous at times, and they might love to lay across your keyboard while you're working or enjoy smacking things off
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  • User:Ark20
    ===Random Things that have Nothing to do with Me=== ===I Like to===
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  • Talk:Printing
    * So what do you do when you've entered lpq in the command window of all the computers in Teer ...a Hudson machine (ssh hudsonN.oit.duke.edu) and run <code>lpq</code> there to see if one of them will let you print. [[User:DukeEgr93|DukeEgr93]] 17:39,
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  • User:DukeEgr93/MSS2 08132021
    ** Do not do this from Navigator! Take forever * Go to Start -> Anaconda -> right-click Anaconda Prompt -> More -> Run as administ
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  • User:Adamkershner
    I'm Adam Kershner. Welcome to my user page. Don't hesitate to ask questions or contact me if you need anything.
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  • User:Davidiot
    ...ould never do on a graphing calculator or another program, and the code to do something so complicated was remarkably simple.
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  • UNIX
    === What should I do if the computer says that firefox is already running? === === What should I do if I cannot login due to an overfull directory? ===
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  • User:Pr137
    ...m doing with my life. Honestly don't really even believe I was meant to go to college, but hey at least I'm on scholarship so free housing and food.
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2008
    ...here is an [[EGR 103 Startup]] page in progress, meant as a kind of "Guide to your first 100 hours as a Pratt student." === Do I need my own computer? ===
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2020/Lec 01
    This page is meant to support the first day of lecture and to answer the questions that came up during class. ...t's the main informational site. The first day slides are also there - go to the Errata/Notes section.
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  • User:Gws9
    This is an article related to the Grand Challenge of engineering better medicines ...3-D surface can be very difficult to do mentally, and you can just easily do it with Matlab. Also, I'm sure the programming behind the 3-D modeling ope
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2009
    ...here is an [[EGR 103 Startup]] page in progress, meant as a kind of "Guide to your first 100 hours as a Pratt student." === Do I need my own computer? ===
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2010
    ...here is an [[EGR 103 Startup]] page in progress, meant as a kind of "Guide to your first 100 hours as a Pratt student." === Do I need my own computer? ===
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2011
    ...here is an [[EGR 103 Startup]] page in progress, meant as a kind of "Guide to your first 100 hours as a Pratt student." === Do I need my own computer? ===
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2010
    ...here is an [[EGR 103 Startup]] page in progress, meant as a kind of "Guide to your first 100 hours as a Pratt student." === Do I need my own computer? ===
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  • User:Del14
    ...d be pretty cool. He likes that technology can be used in innovative ways to help solve everyday problems, even if this isn't a common problem for every ...o more than just make graphs and do mathematics, it also has the potential to display complex images and create visual replications of data, making the p
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  • User:Shao112
    ...om this small riverside town that I thought was pretty big until I started to visit Chicago constantly. Some people say we do.
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2021/Lab 11
    You will be using root-finding to solve several engineering problems. The main Python methods you will be us ...rd to make a narrow bracket - just look at the graph and figure out values to the left and right of the root you want.
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  • User:Ko29
    ...ke Engineering. As of now, I am not because I am transferring from Trinity to Pratt. Weird, huh? ...gs that are required for my survival, like eating and sleeping. However, I do like watching TV, especially The Office, and other relaxing activities. Stu
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2022/Lab 11
    You will be using root-finding to solve several engineering problems. The main Python methods you will be us * For the plot, use $$T$$ values from 0 to 1200 K
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2022/Lab 11
    You will be using root-finding to solve several engineering problems. The main Python methods you will be us * For the plot, use $$T$$ values from 0 to 1200 K
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2023/Lab 11
    You will be using root-finding to solve several engineering problems. The main Python methods you will be us * For the plot, use $$T$$ values from 0 to 1200 K
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2009
    ...here is an [[EGR 103 Startup]] page in progress, meant as a kind of "Guide to your first 100 hours as a Pratt student." === Do I need my own computer? ===
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  • User:Hhw5
    4) Intro to Poetry writing class (no link to be found) == Things I like to do ==
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  • Talk:UNIX Tutorial
    * How do I change the color of the text in Unix so my eyes don't bleed? [[User:Gpw5| ...TTY, on the left side, there's an option to set the Colours. Just be sure to re-save the session once you get them the way you like so you can use that
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  • Talk:EPrint
    *How do we cancel items in the EPrint queue? [[User:Aj75|Aj75]] 19:28, 25 August 20 ...'t. Just do not select them from the list ePrint presents you when you go to a printer. Jobs are cleared out after a period of time (usually 6-12 hours
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  • User:AngelGarza1999
    ...oring in Chemistry with concentrations in Biochemistry and Biology. I love to play the piano, create poems, and go fishing. ...e complex figures created by functions. For example, in Lab 3 we were able to create a Tornado like function and a Fibonacci-like swirl using parametric
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  • User:Hkg2
    ...I attempted to do some without a program such as MATLAB, I would be unable to grasp the dimensionality in one single graph.
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  • User:Jakegyoung
    ...th's topography is cool because it is incredible to think I may be able to do something like this
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  • User:Agm32
    Hey guys, my name is Alec Mazzuckelli, and I would like to share a little bit about myself. I am currently a Freshman at Duke Univers == What I Like To Do ==
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  • User:Dc129
    ...resenting pictures/graphs to us. It's cool to think that I will be able to do that soon, but at the same time, it's daunting because the things we are do
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  • User:Tewksjoe14
    I am an undergaduate a Duke University, planning to major in engineering. I am from and have lived my whole life in Maine. My i ...g like this is really cool. It gets me exciting to eventually learn how to do things like this.
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  • File:EGRInspiredArt.png
    Note: This is a photo for my user page. Hopefully that is ok to do, I can take it down if not.
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  • User:Edb18
    ...isdhgahttp://ecoworldly.com/2009/06/01/massive-scale-solar-projects-needed-to-harness-the-sun%E2%80%99s-energy-potential/ ...its entertaining when you learn what to do and how to do it without having to get frustrated with the work''
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  • User:Zeroterre
    ...stence here at Duke and will do something for this world, even if I cannot do anything for myself.
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  • User:Iej
    ...pronounced '''''I'''nk''-uh. Like the Inca tribe, except it has nothing to do with them. My mom is from Finland, and Inka is a Finnish name. ...I had no idea Matlab could do something like that and it makes me excited to learn more about the program. I also liked the earthquake demo because it
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  • User:Tnw10
    ...n the world to do is perform; I play the flute and piano, sing, dance, and do musical theatre productions. ...ounced in subtlely different ways, such as "TAIL-er" or "TAY-ler". I tend to use the latter. And my last name is simply "Wawls", as in the four walls th
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  • User:Dn56
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 Things Your Car Will Finally Do in 2020] John Brandon, Cnn, Updated 12 March 2008, Accessed 7 September 201 My favorite demostration was the 3-D Drawing because I was able to interact with the program and draw several vases by plotting points.
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  • User:Sr190
    ...it's pretty neat to see that relatively few lines of code and matrices can do so much.
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  • User:Brycen Rushing
    ...Rushing. I am a Duke Student who is trying to figure out what he wants to do in life. Important interests: Div1 Fencing Athlete, Dancer, and trying Engi My name is pronounced how you would expect; similar to Bryce but with an N sound at the end and Rushing like the word rushing.
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  • User:Joycechoi19
    == What I hope to gain from Duke == Explore as many building projects as I can so that I can find what I love to do!
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  • User:Jaf52
    Jeremy Fischer has a fairly straight-forward pronunciation as long as you do not pronounce the 'c' in the surname. It is pronounced JEH-reh-MEE FISH-er. ...ally-interesting three-dimensional surfaces and can't wait to learn how to do so for myself.
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  • User:Pjc28
    ...n't really think I'm particularly ''good'' at either. However, I also love to cook and you can bet I can make the best meatballs you'll ever taste, and t ...ly my last name is weird to some because I find my mail is often addressed to a "Mr. Candelabra." Pronunciation wise, it's really just the word "candle"
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  • User:Jakeypoo
    Phew! Hi! I'm Jacob from San Francisco, I really do '''ride''' the unicycle. ...-rmh101217.php],Kyle Smith,EurikAlert!, 10/12/17, 10/22/17 (Provide Access to Clean Water]
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  • User:Jdr31
    ...], and pretty much anything active and/or outdoors. I love to laugh and to do things that are considered "immature" for people my age. I often spend my f *Learned how to burp the ABC's in 7th grade Sunday School
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  • User:Kk124
    ...am a freshman at Duke University and I am from Turkey, Istanbul. I like to do rowing, thai boxing and power lifting.
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  • User:Rkj6
    Welcome to my page, go Duke! ...S_Air_Force_seeks_to_enhance_its_cyberwarfare_capabilities Air Force seeks to enhance its cyberwarfare capabilities], Lucian Constantin, www.computerworl
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  • User:Jfh18
    ...this is my user page. I'm a freshman BME/Pre-Med Student and I can't wait to Black Tent this spring! ...ulator but now I see its so much more than that. I'm excited to learn how to utilize the full capabilities of Matlab.
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  • User:Mho12
    ...ayaking, wake surfing, and tubing. I like to watch sports, and my favorite to play are soccer and row crew. ...to some really cool designs and would help to open up the world of design to me and make it a little easier.
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  • User:Grm19
    ...the Traveling salesman because its intuitive and fun to watch the program do the calculations and uncross all the lines, eventually figuring out the fas
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  • User:Jdf37
    ...r, you ask? I have no idea. Where am I from? Chapel Thrill. What do I want to be when I grow up? Happy. If I were a juicebox, what kind of juicebox would ...ht it was only for manipulating numbers and creating simple visual outputs to display them; now, I acknowledge that I have no idea of what matlab is capa
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  • User:Etc19
    ...never seen a computer program do something like that and it relates a lot to my math class with constructing 3 dimensional surfaces.
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  • User:Jd156
    ...know what I'm doing. When I figure some more stuff out I'll see what I can do with this page. Related to the Grand Challenges of Engineering:
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  • User:Gme7
    ...medical Engineering here at Duke. I am on the varsity track team here and do the long jump and the triple jump, and up until now I have played soccer my ...was to form better ways to deliver drugs to certain biological systems and to personalize patient care by using genetics. The link below shows an articl
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  • User:Etb10
    ...as nice to have a real world example of what MATLAB can do (or what we can do with MATLAB) -- a research facility can take in data about a natural phenom
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  • User:Ralhadi
    ...t. Many of you may not know me, so the rest of this page will be dedicated to introducing myself, starting with my interests. ...uarterly, published June 2010, accessed September 22, 2011 (Provide access to clean water )
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  • User:Lindsay743
    Just tryin to write something so I can get my EGR103L Homework 1 done soon... ...car will finally do in 2020". Considering it's 2019 now, isn't it fitting to review what expectations we had ten years ago?
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  • Following Lines
    ...ne marked with a perpendicular hash. The hash marks will be perpendicular to the track and will be significantly wider than the line. ...set of three, four, or five QTI (Q=charge, T=transfer, I=infrared) sensors to measure infrared reflectivity. For a given material, the darker the object
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  • User:Csm42
    ...ence with generating random numbers in Java, so learning more about how to do it in MATLAB was pretty cool.
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  • User:Mab99
    ...lines of code! One of my goals for this semester is to use of MatLab is to do this using an image of my own.
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  • Talk:Welcome Back
    ...rver shutdown)." How do I get the "Display 0" message and MATLAB and Maple to open? [[User:Gml8|Gml8]] 20:33, 19 April 2009 (EDT) ...*not* using the "setenv DISPLAY" stuff - with PuTTY and X11 tunnelling you do not need it. Please let me/us know if any of those work - [[User:DukeEgr93
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  • User:Moisestacam
    ...ith people that are chill. I am from Texas and there is a lot of things to do there. ...aking four classes: EGR103, WRITING101, CHEM101, and MATH111L. I am trying to work hard and keep up with my work.
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  • User:Ccolman
    What am I doing here? No really, how did I end up here. What did I do to end up taking a coding class which I have so meticulously avoided?
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  • User:VuDuyTrieu
    ...ells me how to approach problems related to storing, graphing data that we do in class.
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  • User:Mbk12
    ...e extremely easy to follow (because it literally shows you exactly what to do). This and since it is a video of the actual matlab screen I liked how ther
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  • User:Tk114
    ...ork, the comments do a good job of explaining what that codes are meant to do.
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  • User:Markus1463
    ...ername is [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Markus1423 markus1423] and I do some edits there as well. ...s/2019-08-harness-power-solar-panels.html Researchers develop a better way to harness the power of solar panels], University of Waterloo, TechXplore, 27
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  • User:Tpr5
    ...graphic and because it seems really complicated and I have no idea how to do it.
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  • User:Amd77
    ...poration, updated 17 July 2008, accessed 24 September 2010 (Provide access to clean water) ...e a photograph, just from typing code. I would really like to learn how to do something like this in the future.
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  • User:Jp256
    ...hful '''BME/Polisci''' double major with absolutely no idea what I want to do with such a diploma. '''EGR 103''' at Duke is my first experience with prog ...o seeing what I can learn to do with MATLAb, because its flexibility seems to be very high.
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  • User:Sem45
    ...omen's novice rowing team, the women's club water polo team, and other yet-to-be-decided organizations ...ayed soccer all my life, got into running last year, and want to learn how to kayak
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  • User:Cwk7
    'Charlotte' - Like the city [which I happen to be from] or the queen [whom the city was named after]. (shAR-lut) ...Lobo, updated 15 August, 2011, accessed 02 September, 2011 (Provide access to clean water)
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  • User:Vsvpxkevin
    ...be able to communicate effectively, especially as an engineer, and I want to bridge that gap. CLASS OF 2023!!! ...d to create this page about me as well as find an article that is relevant to one of the Grand Challenges for Engineering. I did a bit of research and fo
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  • User:Okechukwu
    ...nd matrices, I found it helpful to learn about different things I could do to matrices in MATLAB.
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  • User:Faf4
    ...multivariable math class I'm taking, and will be a lot of help when trying to visualize surfaces.
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  • User:Cdkang1
    ...or in Biomedical Engineering (no, not pre-med). One of my goals at Duke is to meet as many people as possible. I'm currently keeping track of the nationa ...Pundit page of "Grand Challenges for Engineering." As said before, I plan to major in BME, so I found the title quite intriguing.
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  • User:Han950307
    I'm a sophomore who is interested in ECE so decided to become an ECE major. ...tions because they seem very useful for data analysis that I will probably do many times throughout my life.
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  • Maple/Example/CAD Fig 03 14
    This page goes over how to get the equations from and solve the circuit in Figure 3-14 of [https://cad == Convert to Symbols ==
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  • User:Cps22
    "You could do it too <br> I mean hot like we do <br>
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  • User:Blh17
    My name is Bennett Haskin, which was intended to be pronounced like "BIN-it HA(as in hat, without the t)-skin." My name is ...s Centre, created 28 July 2010, accessed 20 September 2011 (Provide Access to Clean Water)
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  • User talk:Ajk44
    ...w to load data from instruments, plot data, process data and, best of all, do things with images.
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  • User:Aj246
    I hope to see you around Duke! ...biggest problems my figuring how to solve it, but then make the computers do the actual solving.
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  • User:Scipio1770
    (eh-dwaR-do Her-nAn-dez Nee-eh-ves) Favorite part was the magic matrix discussion in the guide, mostly due to the fact that there's actually a fuctional "magic" command in matlab.
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  • User:Bte10
    Hey, I'm Benzquaia. Welcome to my user page! :-) Below is a link to an article related to reverse engineering the brain.
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  • User:Arw34
    == Things to do in life: == This following link pertains to the Grand Challenge for Engineering to [http://www.engineeringchallenges.org/cms/8996/9129.aspx Engineer better me
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  • User:Mrd35
    ...ing to pursue Biomedical Engineering here at Duke and am really excited to do so. ...lyzed in so many different ways through Matlab was pretty impressive to me to say the least.
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  • User:Sy77
    ...n 3D is very hard for me to do, so I think that I will use the 3D plotting to help me a lot (both in engineering and in my current Calc 3 class).
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  • User:Eof
    ...cept during middle school. Between 5th and 6th grade my family and I moved to Madrid, Spain where we remained for the next three years. I returned to the states before freshman year of high school. I went to Jordan High School in Durham, NC.
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  • User:Mmr29
    **Yes, I do absolutely love the mountains *Hobbies-Triathlons, anything to do with being outside/in the mountains, sleeping, eating
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  • User:Ajm148
    This is my page that I am creating because I was told to do so: yay! Thank you for coming to my Pundit Page
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  • Pandas
    ...ded to get numerical data from a file into Python. The Pandas package can do *much* more than that! For text files, you need to figure out two things:
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  • User:Pjpatel
    ...and youtube videos, and hangout with people and figure out what they're up to for the day whether they are friends or strangers. Ummm.......Do all the things? Yeah, sure DO ALL THE THINGS!!!
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  • User:Ty24
    ...it mode. It's my favorite because it clearly explains with graphics how to do things and where they are. This is particularly helpful because I'm the kin
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  • User:Jdl31
    My name is Jimmy Longley and I am in lab section 8C of EGR53. If you want to do labs with me, email me at jdl31@duke.edu. ...kable], Michael Pritchard, August 2009, September 10, 2009 (Provide Access to Clean Water)
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  • User:Carysh
    ...h programming maps of the earth before, and so I love how they are able to do it so simply here. I also like how they explain what some of the input argu
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  • EGR 224/Measurements
    ...place showing the measurement across the top resistor (A). You will need to write down the other values obtained, however. ...ree times or you can move the multimeter wires. You will only be required to turn in a screen capture of the middle circuit, showing how you simulated m
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  • User:KaitlynR
    ...r. I am a freshman here at Duke and I'm studying BME. I am from ohio, love to ride horses, have two awesome sisters, and walked onto the rowing team here ...ZRoCrb0QAvD_BwE]]Water is Basic, accessed 17 February 2022 (Provide Access to Clean Water)
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  • User:Abt13
    ...ar and spelling, I just do not see or understand my mistakes when it comes to writing, thank god for spell check. Well I'm sure you all know how to say my first name, if not its Alex-and-er, my last name is pronounced Turd-
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  • User:Aar15
    This is my user page. I don't think I need to put much on it. I'm from Indianapolis, Indiana and I'm a freshman at Duke. I had to do this game for a Computer Science class in high school and I've always found
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  • User talk:DukeEgr93
    ...time, and in fact I was really surprised what a bit of rearrangement could do aesthetically. You would not believe how hard it was to get them to make the Buzz calendar publish an RSS feed. Did I ever tell you that the Bu
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  • User:Vtr3
    I like to swim, hangout with friends, and play puzzle games ...onstrations especially the 3-D Plots. I thought that it was interesting to do 3-D images on the computer.
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  • User:DukeEgr93/Homework
    ...taple each problem in the part together (staple at top left preferred) but do not staple the ''parts'' together. ...The homework boxes are...fairly obvious at that point. Check the labels to make sure you are turning things in for the right class, the right instruct
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  • User:Pcm25
    ...n Entrepreneurship Certificate. I'm interested in ECE because I would like to build robots. Probably the biggest dream job for me would be something alon ...n be rotated. The program is able to read a contour map, with which it can do things like outline the continents (using sea level). Alternatively, Matlab
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  • EGR 103/Fitting
    ...icients and three sets of statistics. Use both the numbers and the graphs to form your conclusions about the usefulness of additional terms. This is a multidimensional linear fit. Don't forget to calculate the required estimate and error in that estimate!
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  • User talk:Parmajohn
    ...olved in other organizations in my college life. Outside of school, I love to hang out with friends, play basketball, and work out whenever I can. -I am twins, fraternal to be exact, with my brother James. He attends Bowdoin College currently.
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  • User:Jrg35
    ...one before and I had to look at the code to figure out what I needed to do to be the 'WINNER!!!'.
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  • User:Petey6104
    *One other thing that I like to do is build things like legos. Here is an article about the Grand Challenge to provide energy from fusion.
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  • User:Sas101
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020], John Brandon, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 16 September 2008 ...mos was the viewing the penny because it was cool how much detail you need to use in MATLAB for such a seemingly simple object.
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  • User:Emd20
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 Things Your Car Will Finally Do In 2020], John Brandon, CNN, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 26 August 2010 ...ion on 3D-Plots because the help page was very extensive and explained how to create 3D-Plots easily. Also, 3D-Plots seems very useful in an engineering
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  • User:Danielledawes
    I am from Atlanta, GA. I love to dance and I love Duke! I enjoyed the "Viewing a Penny" demonstration. Not only do the Contour and Pseudocolor plots look very interesting, but the commands s
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  • ECE 280/Fall 2023/HW 07
    ...ill be coding your answer and uploading it to Gradescope. All you need to do is write code that replicates your formula - generally, this will go after * If you need to define a subfunction, define it in the context of your main function. For
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  • User:Mayank.dubey
    .../cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020], John Brandon, CNN, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 9 September 20 ...o successfully represent earthquake data. One can use this useful tutorial to better understand the capabilities of earthquakes, and possibly prevent dis
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  • User:Alisawnn
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020], John Brandon, CNN, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 14 September 2 ...hange depending on which variables we changed. Also, it was pretty and fun to play around with.
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  • ECE 280/Spring 2024/HW 07
    ...ill be coding your answer and uploading it to Gradescope. All you need to do is write code that replicates your formula - generally, this will go after * If you need to define a subfunction, define it in the context of your main function. For
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  • User:El108
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020], John Brandon, Mental Floss, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 6 Sep ..."hands-on" because you could manipulate the graph. Plus it was interesting to look at a mathematical interpretation of an everyday object.
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  • MATLAB
    |dlocation=On Unix<br>[https://software.duke.edu/node/130 OIT] to install. '''MATLAB''' is a MATrix LABoratory program that can be used to load, process, generate, present, and analyze numerical data.
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  • User:Rwb10
    Hi. I'm Rob Bruce. I live in Southgate 215 and am going to be an ECE/CS dual major. ...helped me brush up on all the things Matlab can do and quickly showed how to plot a 3D surface!
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  • Maple/Spring 2024 Startup
    This document is meant to take you step-by-step through using Maple to solve problems involving Laplace Transforms and Inverse Laplace Transforms. ...ding the module, you can put a : at the end of the line, which tells Maple to suppress the output (i.e. <code>with(inttrans):</code>).
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  • User:Lmtarman
    ...ke University! I am enrolled in the Pratt School of Engineering on a track to major in Biomedical Engineering. ...pharmaceutical phases. Do pharmaceutical co-crystals represent a new path to improved medicines?], Örn Almarsson and Michael J. Zaworotko, Royal Societ
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  • HQD
    ...perfect for new vapers, or those looking to quit smoking. All you have to do is open the bundle and puff on the mouthpiece. That's it! No cleaning, no c ...e vape juice. Disposable vapes are created to be ultra convenient, as they do not require charging, filling, or any other maintenance.
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  • Xming
    ...both Xming and the Xming fonts. As of September 8 2011, the direct links to those files are:
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  • User:Nd89
    My name is a pretty easy one to pronounce. It is said exactly how it is spelled: Noah Davis. I hope to get involved in many different research projects here at Duke, since that w
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  • User:Kyami
    ...o-average 5'1" hispanic female from Miami, Florida, craving to return back to the 90+ degree heat and see my pet cockatiel once again. # EGR101: Intro to Engineering
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  • User:Jkl19
    My name is Joshua. I'm transferring to Pratt to become a civil engineer. ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020], John Brandon, CNN, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 25 January 201
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  • User:Lb241
    ...he code for the distributed lighting on the globe, the variations in color to portray altitude or depth, and the dimensions and shape of the globe. ...l because I enrolled in the EGR class late. Could there be some way for me to access that survey? If there isn't, then I will just say that all of the a'
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  • User:Tangerines
    ...e. I will just say that I like tangerines and that in my free time, I like to sleep and eat like everyone else, and my additional interests include table ...cannot exactly predict what will happen that far in the future. I may want to get an MBA. Whatever happens, I hope I will have a successful career that I
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  • User:Rwg8
    ...tion. I liked being able to see all the cool graphical things Matlab could do with the same set of data.
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  • Main Page
    ...roduction]]. If you are coming to Duke in Fall of 2024, you may also want to read [[Recommended Hardware]]. ...links for how to get your Duke drive mounted to your own machine and then do work on your own machine rather than sending programs over the internet.
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  • User:Kog
    ...les goes into such a graph... just an example of really cool stuff you can do so easily in Matlab.
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  • User:Vindiggity
    ...ancisco Chronicle, May 13, 2006, accessed January 21, 2009 (Provide access to clean water) ...on because it is nice to finally see some of the interesting things we can do that show off Matlabs computing capabilities and aren't simple arithmetic o
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  • User:Cbear1515
    ...hair, chair, or glare. However, my last name is more difficult for people to pronounce, like many German names. It is pronounced "Need-a-writer." I know ...h grade and am continuing to do so on Duke's club team. Not only do I like to play sports, but I also enjoy watching them, especially basketball. In addi
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  • User:Ajk44
    ...w to load data from instruments, plot data, process data and, best of all, do things with images.
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  • User:Cam66
    What's there to know? I like chickens. A lot. A lot a lot. I own six. Oh! And I went to Carlmont High School! Look it up. C-MONT, YOU KNOW!
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  • User:Chasehahn10
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020], John Brandon, CNN, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 14 September 2 ...the ones shown in this demonstration before and they are very interesting to think about and look at.
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  • User:Mwc11
    I'm Max Coar, a freshman in Pratt. I play rugby and guitar and I like to do lots of other things, too. ...tion to the stuff we are learning in class. It gives a purpose and meaning to our studies because it deals with the actual, not just the theoretical.
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  • User:Ajm61
    ...ed to Durham, NC. However, I didn't attend high school in the area. I went to Woodberry Forest School in Orange, VA (about 45 minutes from [http://www.vi My first and last name are really quite simple to pronounce. I pronounce "Andre" as An'-dray. For my last name "May" is pron
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  • User:Sharan.Chawla
    My favorite thing to do besides socializing and watching TV is playing sports. I play basketball, v
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  • User talk:Syl6
    ...ge or the [[EGR 103 Startup]] page. For one thing - you shouldn't need to do anything with setenv anymore... [[User:DukeEgr93|DukeEgr93]] 11:09, 2 Sept Greetings! - I made a post to your question at [[Talk:X11R6]] about [[X11R6]]. [[User:DukeEgr93|DukeEgr9
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  • Overleaf
    ...ect_an_Overleaf_project_with_a_repo_on_GitHub,_GitLab_or_BitBucket%3F "How do I connect..."] from Overleaf * Decide where files are going to live locally
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  • User:Etl5
    I am a freshman Pratt student hoping to major in electrical engineering. Things that I wish I could do are longboard, snowboard, surf, breakdance, hip hop dance, and sing.
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  • User:Semudd3
    Where do you live? ** My summer job last year was coaching tennis lessons to players ages 3-63
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  • User:TKMonson
    ...'''b''' actually helped me understand what matrices do and how they relate to linear maps.
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  • User:Ayobal
    Now that you can hopefully pronounce my name, you are qualified to learn more about me! ..., its why I have a pundit page. I'm undecided about what I eventually want to major in, so I'll probably update that when I decide on something.
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  • ECE 110/Fall 2016
    ...eering or Biomedical Engineering at Duke University. It may also be taken to satisfy the cross-disciplinary requirement for the Civil and Environmental .... There is also a [[:Category:ECE 110]] that will list all pages relevant to ECE 110. Note at the bottom of this page that it is a member of that categ
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  • User:Rs268
    [http://www.nci.org/nci-nt.htm Nuclear Terrorism -- How to Prevent It], Nuclear Control Institute, created 2002, accessed 9 September ...had never even considered. It is very interesting to see how much one can do with matrices.
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  • User:YilinYang
    ...ame sounds like "Young Yeeleen" (we do last names first). But feel free to do it like "YEE-leen" since putting the stress on "Yi" sounds less weird and m ...a 3-d object, as if it were a person holding the real object and knew how to rotate it.
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  • User:Zui.dighe
    ...sity News, updated 2 April 2015, accessed 5 September 2015 (Provide Access to Water) ...engineers who must intersect many fields and have simplified functions to do that.
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  • User:JCRankin
    I go to Duke University and love it!!! For the Lab 2 assignment, I found an article about a company that was able to derive a new chemical from aluminum oxide that will make water treatment mo
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  • User:RhysArana
    and neither do you ...ns/capitolhillquarterly/201505/nuclear.cfm/ Physicists Research Technology to Prevent Nuclear Proliferation], Shannon Palus, American Physical Society Ph
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  • User:Courtney Bland
    ...challenge for me, but it seems extremely fascinating and I am very excited to learn more about it!
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  • User:Reb24
    I am currently a freshman planning to major in civil engineering. ...ars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch | *5 things your car will finally do in 2020] John Brandon, CNN, updated 9:03 a.m. EDT, Wed March 12, 2008, acce
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  • User:Syl11
    I was born in Kunming [[China]], and I moved to Halifax [[Canada]] when I was 2. I lived in Canada for a year before moving to Florida.
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  • Talk:EGR 224/Spring 2009
    ...for the circuit, however, and the active sign convention '''is''' allowed to be used for sources. ...the voltage definitely should be 10 V. How do you utilize "5I<sub>0</sub>" to find the voltage? Thanks! [[User:Brs16|Brs16]] 12:24, 10 January 2009 (EST)
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  • User:Bthomas74
    ...ach. It's like I'm doing the problems but instead of having to do the math to find the shortest distance, I can just create a program.
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  • User:Nac17
    ...the pseudocolor plot, were also pretty neat. I didn't know it was possible to display things in such interesting ways using MATLAB commands.
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  • User talk:Jtg21
    ...to post comments or questions regarding my user page here. All you have to do is edit the page and include your comment/question. ...uced by the header. You make a post on its own like this to make it easier to find and read.
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  • User:Ldw18
    Proud to Be: Duke 2015! ...he first DAQ Lab, and this demo showed me some of the other things one can do with programming.
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  • EGR 224/Arduino Interfacing With Hardware Supplement
    ...o/applications/linkedin-learning Access LinkedIn Learning for Duke] to get to LinkedIn Learning, then you can search for the module (or once you have log * Duplicate this circuit in Tinkercad, then change the code in the duplicate to match the "Displaying random numbers and scrolling" section.
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  • User:Aen8
    ...his is also cool because it shows something that I would never know how to do at this stage of my Matlab learning, and showcased some of the more complex
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  • EGR 103/Fall 19/Skills Quiz
    * Where/how to scan into a PDF: [[Scanning]]. When scanning, start with the cover page, t ...- there is NO POINT in looking at the answers in advance; the goal here is to see where *you* are in your preparation for the test.
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  • User:Djs53
    ...at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_University Duke University]. I hope to major in civil engineering with an architectural certificate and a minor in [http://viterbi.usc.edu/news/news/2009/viterbi-school-to.htm Viterbi School to Co-Host Grand Challenges Summit], USC Viterbi, Updated 8 January 2009, Acce
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  • ECE 110/Spring 2015
    ...eering or Biomedical Engineering at Duke University. It may also be taken to satisfy the cross-disciplinary requirement for the Civil and Environmental .... There is also a [[:Category:ECE 110]] that will list all pages relevant to ECE 110. Note at the bottom of this page that it is a member of that categ
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  • ECE 110/Spring 2016
    ...eering or Biomedical Engineering at Duke University. It may also be taken to satisfy the cross-disciplinary requirement for the Civil and Environmental .... There is also a [[:Category:ECE 110]] that will list all pages relevant to ECE 110. Note at the bottom of this page that it is a member of that categ
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  • User:Jake.ukleja
    ...ll growing, I found it very intriguing. I hope to be able to use MATLAB to do all of these functions in the future.
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  • User:Kac47
    ...lly). I am still trying to decide what kind of engineering I would like to do, but maybe ME.
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  • User:Ru21
    My name is pronounced Re-car-do Ur-e-b[e] ...was the minesweeper game. I really like this game and I was very surprised to see that there was a demo of this in Matlab. I looked at the code for that
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  • ECE 110/Fall 2014
    ...eering or Biomedical Engineering at Duke University. It may also be taken to satisfy the cross-disciplinary requirement for the Civil and Environmental .... There is also a [[:Category:ECE 110]] that will list all pages relevant to ECE 110. Note at the bottom of this page that it is a member of that categ
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  • User:Nicholaslalani
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020], John Brandon, CNN, 12 March 2008, 9 September 2012 (Grand Challen ...way, it creates the familiar sliding puzzle game where the player attempts to sequentially line up all fifteen squares.
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  • User:PBarrow
    ...rn how to pump my own gas. It will be a fun experience when I do learn how to. (Zoghi, Manoochehr. “Applications of the Advanced FRP Composites to Restore and Improve Urban Infrastructure.” Ingenta CMS, Hamad Bin Khalifa
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  • User:Shafii
    ...that has to do with sustainability. I'm still undecided as to what I want to major in but as of now, I'm thinking of Environmental engineering with mino ...ever really hear my second and last name unless it's something that has to do with official documents. It's pronounced shah-fee, cool right?
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  • User:Llj23
    For a while I was having trouble creating my page. It turns out, I had to verify my email first. hahaha whoops! 🤭🦆☕️ Some of my interests include clouds. I'm no cloud expert, but I do like them! ⛅️☁️
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  • User:Lbj7
    [https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/21/opinion/making-solar-big-enough-to-matter.html?mcubz=0], Jeffrey Ball and Dan Reicher, The New York Times, 21 ...d to in real world situations. So far in class we have only used MATLAB to do simple calculations but seeing it calculate, plot, and display graphs for r
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  • User:Ecc962
    ...uh. If you've ever heard of Colavita olive oil, I'm very distantly related to the makers of the Italian olive oil ) Things I want to do at Duke: ski team, intramural volleyball, learn to play alto saxophone, learn Italian, study abroad
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  • User:DukeEgr93/Uploading Labs
    ...nments for those of Dr. Gustafson's classes that have students upload them to Sakai. ...g sections will describe the process of getting to the point of being able to upload your labs in all three cases, after which the process will be the sa
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  • ECE 110/Fall 2015
    ...eering or Biomedical Engineering at Duke University. It may also be taken to satisfy the cross-disciplinary requirement for the Civil and Environmental .... There is also a [[:Category:ECE 110]] that will list all pages relevant to ECE 110. Note at the bottom of this page that it is a member of that categ
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  • Talk:ECE 382/Spring 2009/Test 2
    ** The extra zero at -1 is too close to the origin. The (s+1) on top means the actual function in time is the typi * Should we know how to use the equation that solves the phase space matrix, <math>\frac{Y}{U}=C(sI
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  • Multisim
    ...for time-varying signals and it can save voltage and current measurements to a spreadsheet. To get started, go to [http://multisim.com multisim.com] and create a free account. If you alrea
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  • User:Tlj16
    ...n engineer in the making. I play music, mainly guitar and french horn, and do other things too. I am the epitome. Period. Sentence fragments. ...ere the minesweeper and the sliding puzzle demos. They were both fun games to play. The 3D design demo was the next best one. I liked building vases and
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  • Talk:EGR 224/Spring 2009/Test 2
    ...y does one take the magnitude of a transfer function? My understanding was to take the square root of the sum of the squares of the components of the num ...magnitude of the transfer function is as you describe; you basically need to get it in the form:
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  • User:Bmanfre11
    ...demonstration, I was able to figure out the general layout of it in order to see how the output came into existence.
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  • User:Hks4
    ...ering, so I'm taking EGR53 and EGR10. If I do ultimately decided to switch to [[Edmund T. Pratt Jr. School of Engineering| Pratt]] I will be studying BME ....mit.edu/newsoffice/2008/oxygen-0731.html 'Major Discover' from MIT Primed to Unleash Solar Revolution], Anne Trafton, MIT news, updated 31 July 2008, ac
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  • User:Ap335
    ...interesting to see the tools of Matlab being used like this even though I do not fully understand them yet.
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  • User:Bfs4
    ...d to do a lot of those types of puzzles when I was younger, so it was cool to see a computer solve the problem in a matter of seconds.
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  • Talk:ECE 382/Spring 2009
    ...use the Wiley plus resources. I went to the website but couldn't navigate to the point where I could actually worked examples, problem solutions, etc. ...buy WileyPlus to see those resources. They will '''not''' be required but do serve as a good resource for seeing how problems are done. [[User:DukeEgr9
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  • User:Jpo7
    ...freshman athlete at Duke on the Swimming and Diving team. I like to dive, do things outdoors and be active. [http://www.wired.com/2015/01/omniprocessor/ Bill Gates’ Plan to Help the Developing World Profit From Its Sewage] Davey Alba, Wired, Create
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  • User:Mks47
    ...ould also be formed into the spherical map of the Earth. Columbus couldn't do that, eh?
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  • EGR 103/How things work
    At the moment, this page is more of a stream-of-consciousness attempt to clarify what's going on in EGR 103. ...our command window, and a variable/file explorer. There are two main ways to work with Acadonda and Spyder:
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  • User:Jji3
    ...e' the problem in it's entirety, or even if it is definitively possible to do so.
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  • User:Patrickcombe
    ...g in Math. It would have been useful had I known MATLAB was able to easily do these commands earlier!
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  • User:Smb101
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 Things Your Car Will Finally Do in 2020], John Brandon, CNN, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 25 August 2014 ...ective civil engineering major, I can see myself using a program like that to visualize the possible points of stress and strain in a truss.
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  • User:Clx
    ...ackground in coding but I am excited to learn more about the things we can do with our computer! ...main the most interesting because I found out that MATLAB can also be used to create games with an interactive GUI type of game like Minesweeper. Althoug
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  • User:Ct119
    ...ool. Since I was always interested in stuff like that it was joyful for me to read it.
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  • User:Kns26
    ...a member of Duke's class of 2017 and a Blue Devil. I am also very excited to be a part of Duke's Pratt School of Engineering. :To Do: Read, Dance, Watch TV
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  • User:Dlc71
    ...just don't work out how you want them to, and that's okay. I look forward to this next year. .../agenda/2015/03/how-to-make-solar-power-more-efficient-and-affordable/ How to make solar power more efficient and affordable], Colin Bailie, World Econom
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  • User:Sparkeyz
    ...lab could do all of this. 3 Dimensional graphs can be colored and modified to look extremely interesting and abstract.
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  • User:Rjs51
    ...pographical globe. It was interesting to see the breadth of things you can do in MATLAB and its real world applications. I'm definitely interested in exp
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  • Talk:LaTeX
    * When I try to view lab1 in its processed (.dvi) format, it said it cant open the file bec * How do I make it so that a command, such as \hat{a} shows up in the actual text of
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  • User:Sv119
    ...r, and even 3D plots with specific lighting preferences. It is interesting to see how diverse and powerful MATLAB is.
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  • User:Windyxang
    ...have one. She has debated sneaking one into her dorm room, but has yet to do so. ...enny: changing the coloring, and even the level of fill to add more detail to the image. I saw the image transform, and I really thought that this demons
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2009/Questions
    ...making a graph for NormDist.m as part of Lab 5, but I cannot get NormDist to accept a non-square matrix of z values. It treats linspace(-4, 4, 100) as ** It's treating it as a 1 x 100 matrix - and that is correct; be sure to use .* and ./ and .^ in your calculation and it will be fine. [[User:DukeE
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  • User:Rikkikendall
    I am a student currently deciding to switch into the [http://www.pratt.duke.edu Pratt School of Engineering] at ...o-a-self-driving-city-for-2020-olympics/#56969d877845 Japan's Leaders Want To Make Tokyo A Self-Driving City For 2020 Olympics], Janet Burns, Forbes, upd
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  • User:JaretW323
    ...hanging out with friends and family. I am blessed to be able to say I go to Duke, the greatest university in the world. As always, GTHC and GO DUKE!!! ...2/a-challenge-to-america-develop-fusion-power-within-a-decade/ A Challenge to America: Develop Fusion Power Within a Decade], Forbs, updated 2 April 2013
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  • User:Sjh36
    ...problems for years at math competitions, it was great to see the computer do incredibly complex ones in a matter of seconds.
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  • User:Jby5
    ...unch of other things that I'm interested in that I haven't decided what to do with yet. ...e Matlab demo was the Minesweeper game because it shows how Matlab is able to create a fully functioning game from code and it shows how diverse the tool
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  • User:Mem158
    I do not like meat. Also I am very scared of spiders. ...iness-51799503 A breakthrough approaches for solar power]" and it relates to the challenge of making solar energy economical.
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  • User:Alexsimko
    ...3-dimensional sense. Sometimes it is hard to perform calculations when you do not understand the physical attributes of an object or equation. This could
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  • User:AnitaB
    ...dn't understand what all the commands were indicating exactly, it was cool to see how the software can read the code and make a graph.
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  • User:Dth15
    ...and take into account their actions as well and vary the output according to that. It was also an entertaining study break.
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  • Talk:MATLAB
    * To what extent have you used or found useful MATLAB's softScope? {{unsigned|Kc ...box/daq/softscope.html softscope help page] - I will go ahead and add that to the external links on the main article. [[User:DukeEgr93|DukeEgr93]] 18:10
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  • MATLAB:Ltiview
    The <code>ltiview</code> program will allow you to view and analyze LTI systems in MATLAB. ...of the information boxes up when you "Print to figure." You will be able to turn the boxes on in the ''figure'' window.
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  • User:Mjc50
    ...ge: The problem of resources continues to get worse, so we must take steps to stop this from happening. [http://www.engineeringchallenges.org/cms/8996/9142.aspx Provide access to clean water], National Academy of Sciences, 2011, accessed September 21 201
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  • User:Mjr62
    ...puter program, it is possible to create and animate an object. In addition to just looking cool, these animations could also has applications in 3D model
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  • User:Wws13
    ...h generally gives me the introduction and a broad scope of what matlab can do is the Getting "Started with MatLab tutorial" demo.
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  • User:Dsb25
    ...experience. LaTeX is pretty cool. I don't really know what I'm supposed to do here. So yeah. [[User:Dsb25|Dsb25]] 14:22, 6 September 2012 (EDT) ...d it, but I hadn't seen how it actually looked when it ran. I'm curious as to how one would write a visual-based program like that and when I get the tim
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  • User:Sck6
    ...s demo also allowed me to see just how much Matlab can do, and I'm excited to learn more about this computer program.
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  • User:Sl362
    I plan to double major in Electrical and Computer Engineering and Computer Science. M ...ots tutorial. It shows the complexity and amazing range of what Matlab can do, even with very simple coding. For example, 3D surfaces can be constructed
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  • User:Ckc10
    I am beginning to question my choice of becoming an engineer because I do not know what I am doing half the time when I am programming on matlab. ...rts, News-Medical.net, 4/3/2006, accessed 1/14/2009 <-If we were supposed to use a website from the grand challenges list
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  • ECE 382/Spring 2010/Test 3
    ...pring 2010|Spring 2010]]; post any questions or requests for clarification to the discussion portion of this page (see tab above). ...book portion of the test. The open-book portion...is open-book. You will do the closed-book portion first and, upon turning that in, receive the open-b
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  • User:Srmcgee
    ...people I have met and how much freedom there is to decide what you want to do with your life (even though I have no clue what that is). I have extra food
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  • User:PerniciousOctopus
    ...to the third column of an array with two columns, and Matlab will let you do that.
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  • User:Jbp25
    ...arent bottle) helps to understand what each of the parameters do and helps to understand the surface itself.
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  • User:Krs68
    Outside of academics, I play club lacrosse, I love to run, and I love to spend time with my friends. ...look more well done, but the information will be conveyed more effectively to my reader.
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  • User:Kh218
    == Articles related to the Grand Challenges for Engineering == ...so, the programming is amazing: I have no idea how it can be programmed to do as such (not that I understand the programming behind the rest of the demos
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  • User:Nrg15
    ...onstration was the one on 3D plots because I would have had no idea how to do it and it makes cool plots that seem interesting and helpful.
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  • User:Shailypal
    ...name is Shaily, and I am a freshman at Duke University. As of now, I plan to study biomedical engineering while following a pre-med track. *I love food, cooking and eating (although I do have a gluten allergy :')
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  • User:Djg45
    ...and Biomedical Engineering. I still have not decided which one I am going to major in. ...The reasoning behind my choice is that it shows the amazing things you can do with math and graphs. My thought process behind this is that every little l
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  • User:Ninacervantes
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020], John Brandon, CNN, updated March 12, 2008, accessed September 14, ...o me because it showed a very simplified version of how computers are able to compute the shortest distances between places. A GPS obviously gets way mo
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  • User:Zhh
    ...s in Matlab other than simply calculating a numeral answer and I'm excited to learn more about the graphic aspect Matlab.
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  • User:Jherzberg
    ...North Carolina four years ago! Ideally, in the future I want to move back to New York and work on improving medical devices in hospital settings. Some things I like to do outside of school are running, working out, reading, painting and playing w
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  • User:DukeEgr93/Remote Tests
    ...try will start a time that will end when you upload your finished document to Sakai. * You will have 75 minutes to take the test (more if you have approval from SDAO for additional time) as
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  • User:Dianekim1995
    I was born in Austin Texas, May 30, 1995. In 1996, I moved back to South Korea and spent 14 years up until middle school. I came back to States in 2008, when I was an 8th grader. I graduated from Memorial Middle
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  • User:Kb325
    ...in a functioning way and a decent speed. The most interesting part was how to calculate the amount of adjacent true element of a 2d array in one line of
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  • User:Saf31
    ...ently am thinking about studying BME here at Duke. I do not know what else to say. I am not really that interesting. ...was the 3D surface graph demo. I found it interesting that it is possible to graph in three dimensions. This is not something I had previously even imag
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  • EGR 224/Active Filter
    ...e '''Active Filters ''' lab for [[EGR 224|EGR 224L]]. It has been updated to Spring, 2020. ...Get Work Done]] for more on that. Then use a terminal program to connect to Duke. Run the command
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  • User:DukeEgr93/Feb2019DAQ
    Documenting work to get DAQ systems to play nice. Executive summary: * '''Do not''' install NI-VISA drivers if you want MATLAB to work with NI cards.
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  • User:Jag47
    ...I say? I am a student here at Duke that is in Engineering, but truly wish to double Major in Visual Communications and minor in English (if you know of == My Dedication to Walt ==
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  • SymPy/Initialization and Documentation
    * If you are going to write scripts in an IDE such as Spyder, you can run Spyder * If you are going to use a Jupyter Notebook through Anaconda, you can either start the Anaconda
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  • User:Am.egr103
    ...t Duke University. I plan to major in biomedical engineering, and am eager to pursue a career in medicine. I enjoy the outdoors and being physically active. My favorite activities to do include hiking, trail walking, weight-lifting, and playing a variety of spo
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  • User:Ali
    ...hoping to major in Mechanical Engineering. I am super adventurous and love to try new things. I enjoy playing American football, drawing in my free time, ...to pronounce, but just in case you are having difficulty, this is how you do it: "Al-ee Kay-Low"
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  • User:Sef17
    [http://www.spaceref.com/news/viewpr.html?pid=34660 Lockheed Martin to Showcase Breakthroughs in Virtual Reality], Lockheed Martin Corporation, Sp ...y day life, but a penny is often looked upon. Thus it made much more sense to see the contour plot in terms of the penny, clearly showing the highest and
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  • User:Edl13
    .../cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020], Rattan Lal, The Royal Society of Biological Sciences, published 2 ...AB demonstration is the Loma Prieta Earthquake example. It was interesting to see real life data manipulated and integrated, from three different sets of
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  • User:Drw28
    ...rticles/9369/20130910/new-method-harvest-solar-energy-light.htm New Method to Harvest Solar Energy from Light], Catherine Griffin, Science World Report, ...ending bridge truss. In these respects, Matlab demonstrates its usefulness to engineers, not just in terms of manipulating large matrices, but also in cr
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  • User:Jbw70
    ...le being terrible at math, my favorite things to do are finding new places to eat with friends, discovering new music, and obsessing over stupid reality My dream is to work in neural engineering, and I hope to improve brain-computer interfaces. As a result, I found this article very i
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  • User:Pep9
    My name is pretty easy to pronounce, its: Peter Pi-ca-do - Cur-tis; Peter Picado-Curtis ...lex codes that is possible to create in MATLAB which would be a lot of fun to play around with.
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  • User:DukeEgr93/WindowsPermissionTA
    This page contains instructions for TAs to get access to students' folders for a class. Here goes: **** If you logged in to the computer using your NetID, you can just Finish; if not, Connect Using D
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  • User:Vsp4
    I am so excited to be here at Duke, and am SO ready to be a Cameron Crazieeee!<br> For those who do not know how to pronounce my name, it it pronounced:<br>
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  • User:Moepharaoh
    ...d on majoring in Electrical and Computer Engineering. My favorite thing to do outside of academics is play basketball. ...pseudocolor and surface plots and how to utilize this combination of plots to create a 3D penny in MATLAB.
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  • User:Epv4
    ...eading) and Spanish 102 (just for fun). I'm planning on going all the way to 300 and 400 level Spanish courses and studying abroad in Madrid over the su ...in Durham. That's about it for now, if you wanna get to know me come talk to me!
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  • LaTeX
    ...uth (TeX) and extended by Leslie Lamport. It is a powerful, and free, way to generate professional, dynamic documents. ...the symbol on each line you want as the alignment character. Use \\ to go to the next equation. For example,
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  • User:Mts28
    Welcome to the Pratt Pundit page of Michael Seaberg '17! ...ills, MD, I swim on the Swimming and Diving at Duke University, and I love to create music.
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  • User:Sja17
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 Things Your Car Will FInally Do In 2020] by John Brandon, owned by Cable News Network, updated March 12, 20 ...thing which can only really be done using a computer. Normally, it is hard to visualize a matrix or set of data on a 3-D model without a computer, but a
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  • User:Ecd11
    My name is Evan Dunnmon and I hail from Cincinnati, Ohio. A few things I do in my spare time are basketball, tennis, swimming, jogging, and martial art This link goes to an article about solar engineering:
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  • DSPACE
    dSPACE generally refers to a microprocessing card used in the Controls labs for [[ECE 382]] and [[ME 3 ...ier (small black box with a power switch and a few ribbon cables connected to the back) must be on '''before''' the computer is turned on. If the DAQ am
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  • ECE 280/Fall 2023/Test 2
    ...'' do I slide $$x$$ for the area of the product of the signals to be equal to $$\phi_{xy}(t)$$?" For Fall 2023 for Dr. G's section, $$\phi_{xy}$$ will b #* Be able to set up integrals or summations to determine <math>x(t)</math> or <math>X[k]</math> for periodic signals
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2020/Lab 6
    ...about condition numbers. You will need to read Chapra 11.2 (pp. 292-297) to learn about norms and condition numbers. The summary version is: ...know how 1, 2, p, and <math>\infty</math> norms are calculated and be able to calculate them by hand. <code>np.linalg.norm()</code> understands these.
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  • Controls/Spring 2011/Test 2
    ...pring 2010|Spring 2011]]; post any questions or requests for clarification to the discussion portion of this page (see tab above). ...book portion of the test. The open-book portion...is open-book. You will do the closed-book portion first and, upon turning that in, receive the open-b
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  • MATLAB talk:Inline Function
    ...ents put in to the inline function be functions themselves or do they have to be defined numbers?[[User:Yd31|Yd31]] 11:48, 25 January 2012 (EST) ...rst'' argument can include functions. The second argument and beyond need to be variable names. But you can certainly have something like <source lang=
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  • User:Dj106
    ==How to Pronounce My Name== ...nciation is cool, too. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oOz0PD2Uxo Listen to pronunciation, choose any.]
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  • User:Jjeong
    I am a current Duke University Pratt student intending to major in Biomedical Engineering and Mathematics. I am a Korean citizen with My name is very easy to pronounce, with only two syllables in total: "John Jeong" can just be prono
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2021/16April21
    ...not* required to install MATLAB on your own computer; anything you need to do for this class can be done using MATLAB Online. ...s.com] or you log yourself in. Once you have an account, you will be able to run MATLAB Online.
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  • Talk:X11
    * I have mac and i am having trouble connecting to the Latex program to do my lab. I loaded the program X11 from my OSX disk and when i open it the sc ...ot a valid command. Did I miss a step and/or what do i need to do in order to contact the Latex clusters. <small>—Preceding [[Wikipedia:Signatures|unsi
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  • ECE 110/Spring 2018
    ...eering or Biomedical Engineering at Duke University. It may also be taken to satisfy the cross-disciplinary requirement for the Civil and Environmental .... There is also a [[:Category:ECE 110]] that will list all pages relevant to ECE 110. Note at the bottom of this page that it is a member of that categ
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  • User:Ref13
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020] John Brandon, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 23 August 2011 (Rest ...uld root for that space to soon be occupied with "cells." This turned out to be pretty fun and I was dissapointed when the demo ended. I was also impre
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  • User:Zjp3
    I recently asked my friend's daughter what she wanted to be when she grows up. She said she wanted to be President some day. Both of her parents,
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  • User:Rohitvdas
    ...d my only true goal in life is to go to space. I would also not be opposed to making lots of money so that I can drop everything and travel the world one ...LAB demonstration is "World Traveler," simply because my favorite thing to do is travel and this demonstration is reminiscent of the flight map/informati
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  • User:Pd56
    ...user page for Pratt Pundit. I am a member of the Class of 2016, and intend to pursue a BME major. Pruh-VEEN-AWN-uh-rawg DO-luh-paw-lee
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  • User:Lmusso
    ...eering and biophysics. I love playing tennis, skiing, and hiking! I went to East High School in Denver, CO. ...am pre-med so I was very interested in how this demonstration related math to biological processes.
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  • User:Zavidovych
    Pandas have nothing to do with sexual harassments. ...ned there in a laconic manner with a sample script being a perfect example to learn with the help of. And the graphs are so mysterious - without a doubt,
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  • User:Carlyseamon
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020], John Brandon, CNN, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 24 January 201 ...resting to see the complexities and different types of Matlab edits needed to plot something as basic as a penny.
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2021/Lab 9
    Note: Going forward, I will refer to the Sakai / Resources Folder / ChapraPythonified / Chapter 14 folder as "CP * Read the introduction to Chapter 14.
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  • User:Jap87
    ...ing power than Mathematica, so I'm interested to see how much more you can do with one than the other.
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  • User:Omar Mangal
    ...most helpful. It showed how to use matlab to multiply matrices and how to do element by element multiplication. There is other helpful math operators i
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2022/Lab 9
    Note: Going forward, I will refer to the Sakai / Resources Folder / ChapraPythonified / Chapter 14 folder as "CP * Read the introduction to Chapter 14.
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  • User:Kevin Chang
    ...the screen, but I enjoyed interpreting them and imagining what they had to do with life. The Game of Life demonstration eventually spreading to become bigger (forming communities). After a period of spreading, the dots
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2021/Lab 9
    Note: Going forward, I will refer to the Sakai / Resources Folder / ChapraPythonified / Chapter 14 folder as "CP * Read the introduction to Chapter 14.
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  • MATLAB:Polynomial Interpolation vs. Fit
    ...* than the demo below since you do not need to make graphs and do not need to calculate fits at all. ...and finds the coefficients which gets the polynomial collectively as close to all the points as possible, but which may not actually hit any of the point
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2020/Lab 8
    ...about condition numbers. You will want to read Chapra 11.2 (pp. 292-297) to learn more about norms and condition numbers. There is also more informati ...e for Euclidian), and <math>\infty</math> norms are calculated and be able to calculate them by hand. <code>np.linalg.norm()</code> understands these.
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    Note: Going forward, I will refer to the Sakai / Resources Folder / ChapraPythonified / Chapter 14 folder as "CP * Read the introduction to Chapter 14.
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  • User:Eml32
    ...Evan Lucas. Duke pleases me. I like music, learning, running, and cows. I do not enjoy Maple, Nicki Minaj, or tomato sauce. ...Zealand, I want to drive from the East Coast to the West Coast, and I want to get more sleep than my roommate at least once this semester.
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  • User:Kw196
    ...sualizations MATLAB can do. With only pen and paper, I would never be able to fully visualize 3-D graphs. Also, MATLAB offers a variety of ways of presen
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  • User:Ab546
    ...Like if the Blue Man group became a publicly traded company and you wanted to buy shares in them. ...aser-fusion-trio-team-up-to-develop-clean-power/ Laser fusion trio team up to develop clean power] Jeff Hecht, Reed Business Information Ltd., updated 13
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  • ECE 110/Fall 2019
    ...eering or Biomedical Engineering at Duke University. It may also be taken to satisfy the cross-disciplinary requirement for the Civil and Environmental .... There is also a [[:Category:ECE 110]] that will list all pages relevant to ECE 110. Note at the bottom of this page that it is a member of that categ
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  • User:Ql55
    ...tired or weary, and his understanding no one can fathom. He gives strength to the weary and increases the power of the weak. Even youths grow tired and w
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  • User:Djf42
    Interested in studying MechE, but also open to CS and ECE is a possibility. *I've been to 24 states and 5 countries (other than the U.S.)
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2018/Lab 6
    ...ms and condition numbers. You will need to read Chapra 11.2 (pp. 292-297) to learn about norms and condition numbers. The summary version is: ...know how 1, 2, p, and <math>\infty</math> norms are calculated and be able to calculate them by hand. <code>np.linalg.norm()</code> understands these.
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2019/Lab 6
    ...ms and condition numbers. You will need to read Chapra 11.2 (pp. 292-297) to learn about norms and condition numbers. The summary version is: ...know how 1, 2, p, and <math>\infty</math> norms are calculated and be able to calculate them by hand. <code>np.linalg.norm()</code> understands these.
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2019/Lab 6
    ...ms and condition numbers. You will need to read Chapra 11.2 (pp. 292-297) to learn about norms and condition numbers. The summary version is: ...know how 1, 2, p, and <math>\infty</math> norms are calculated and be able to calculate them by hand. <code>np.linalg.norm()</code> understands these.
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  • Python:Debugging
    ...understand at first. This page will seek to go through the basics of how to debug using the Debug features of the Spyder IDE. ...an example below says to '''Step Into,''' you can do that either by going to the <code>Debug</code> menu and selecting <code>Step Into</code> or by clic
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  • User:Mi24
    ...ngladesh Bangladesh]''', on the other side of the world. I would just like to add that we have the longest sea beach ''([http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cox ...list soon. As for my hobbies, for which I surely do not get enough time, I do photography and go out for movies. Besides, I am very interested in almost
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  • User:Gpfeffer
    I'm from the town of Warrenton in Northern Virginia. I went to Fauquier High School and I'm undecided in terms of my major. ...ifferent the graphs turned out when the polynomial degree changed. It goes to show you how big of an impact on your graph one polynomial degree differenc
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    I want to major in Biomedical Engineering with a possible minor in Economics or Japan ...e could manipulate how contour maps are viewed and I am studying things to do with Contour maps in Multivariable calc right now.
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    ...ou're a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mad_Men/ Mad Men] fan, come and talk to me about how Don Draper should quit chain smoking. ...g an EMT class this semester. Ask me to take your blood pressure! (I can't do much else at this point)
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  • User:Echojkiewicz
    ...would be a hard program for me to write myself, but I hope to learn how to do it one day. The other Demonstrations were cool as well, and I found the "Ea
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  • User:Epm8
    ...hing we have to do a lot in future labs. I specifically enjoyed seeing how to make intricate plots like the Stairstep Plot of a Sine Wave and the Polar P
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  • User:Zeynepaydainan
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  • ECE 280/Spring 2024/Test 2
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  • User:Td84
    ...03, this class has been robbing me of sleep and sanity. However, I do plan to survive for another four years. ...of The Brain. Test are been done on simple organisms(such as fruit flies) to better understand the fundamental mechanics of the human brain.
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    ...imple 2-D drawing into a 3-D one. I wasn't aware of MATLAB's capability to do this before and I am impressed by how versatile it is.
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    ...was fun making shapes and cool to see to what kind of things Matlab could do.
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    ...icated so it gets me excited to dive into more of Matlab so I can start to do things like this.
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    ...give a short explanation about my English name Kieran, this name was given to me when I attended the British School of Paris in France. As my advisor ask ...ng at the graf3.m, although I do not understand the codes well, I was able to take a glimpse on the structure of GUI interface in programming 3-D graphic
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  • User:Ecrossman
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  • User:Klh52
    ...p://www.duke.edu| Duke University]. I'm from Montgomery County, MD. I like to play tennis and sing. ...vanced 3D modeling program, yet through the strength of what it is able to do with math and graphing, it can still generate a very cool images of the Ear
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  • User:Nn47
    ...WITTER&spr_id=1457_220786503 Super strong Magnetic fields could be the key to our Nuclear Fusion Future] John Wenz, August 11th 2015, September 13th 2015 ...different things that you construct. This app showed me how much one could do on MATLAB and the usefulness of such programming languages.
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  • User:Kalkidan
    ...echanical Engineering. I am super extroverted and I am excited for what is to come at Duke for the next 4 years.
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  • Python:Script
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  • User:Nv
    ...isually display answers to mathematical problems that would take longer to do by hand. This grabbed my attention because it reminded me of my studies of
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  • User:Lr82
    ...intriguing after finishing up a section in multivariable calculus devoted to three dimensional figures and realizing that my life could have been made a
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2019/Lab 3
    ...de>test_</code> files will be included in your lab report - they are meant to test your code and sometimes produce other files. Those ''other'' files wi see main [[EGR 103]] page for links to these
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  • User:Tv38
    I love to ride mountain bikes and run (anything outdoors). ...picture of becoming an engineer with the knowledge of how to use programs to our advantage.
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  • User:Eitan.august
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 Things Your Car Will Finally do in 2020], Brandon, John, CNN, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 7 September 2 ...ut this demonstration can be operated by anyone. Additionally, it is cool to see a model plane fly around the globe.
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  • User:Sallydou
    ...ames! Martial art is another one. I have learned some Kung-fu and Tae-Kwon-Do before, and I really appreciate the value they represent by calming down an ...ellion, I pluck the strings on the violin and my parents had no choice but to concede.
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  • User:Georges99
    ...derstand most of the code, I can't comment much about it, but I am excited to learn how far MATLAB can take me. ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020] John Brandon, CNN, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 17 September 20
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    2. Improving on my Yoruba to eventually become fluent 3. Finding something productive to do during the summer
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  • User:Yu Cao
    ...etting solar energy in space is not only important to this planet but also to the general universe because we could utilize while space travelling. ...to code the basic polynomials. This is my favorite because since I am new to Matlab, this really is enough for me.
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2016/Lab 8
    ...a higher order may not make '''much''' of an improvement. The key here is to figure out the "just right" order where adding terms make important changes * You can use <code>polyfit</code> and <code>polyval</code> to get the coefficients and estimates.
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2017/Lab 8
    ...a higher order may not make '''much''' of an improvement. The key here is to figure out the "just right" order where adding terms make important changes * You can use <code>polyfit</code> and <code>polyval</code> to get the coefficients and estimates.
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2021/Lab 4
    ...pose of this lab will be to look at selective and iterative structures and to learn about logical masks. The following is a companion piece to the lab handout itself. The sections in this guide will match those in the
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  • Talk:Controls/Spring 2011/Test 1
    When I respond, I will move the request to the response page and it will look like: <!-- do not edit below this line -->
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2017/Lab 4
    ...here are to learn how to put italics and math in labels and titles and how to put text on a plot. * Information on how to labels axes and the title, including using italics: [[MATLAB:Plotting#Gener
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  • User:Afh11
    ...to pursue biomedical engineering. I was born in Honolulu, Hawaii but moved to North Carolina when I was 5. I graduated from Green Hope High School. ...wing definitely is not one of my talents and I always turn to computers to do the drawing for me.
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  • User:Nxl
    ...inel.com/localnews/ci_15997665 Scotts Valley company sees fusion as answer to world's energy problems], Jennifer Pittman, Santa Cruz Sentinel, updated 5 ...of Matlab. Though Matlab is typically used to do math, it can also be used to create fun games and GUIs.
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  • User:Ghb4
    ...B to create the images of the penny, as the commands are very powerful and do a lot on their own.
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2023/Lab 8
    ...For this specific problem, to make the autograder happy, the unknowns need to be in the same order as presented in the lab handout. ...on the right side of the equation (all positive), you can figure out where to move the unknowns in the equations. Note that for this problem the coeffic
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  • User:At138
    ...res/feature_detail.cfm?feature_id=1570 A Better Way to Connect Solar, Wind to the Grid], Bill Scanlon, National Renewable Energy Laboratory, updated 29 J ...r a set of data points. I think it's interesting how MATLAB can be used to do more than simply plot a set of points.
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  • User:Tpj3
    ...8/WORLD/asiapcf/12/03/eco.denseliving/ Urban densification: Creating space to live], Clinton News Network (CNN), Updated December 7th, 2008, Accessed Sep ...uld take on quite an accurate globe. Of course this probably would have to do with downloading data from somewhere, but still, pretty AWESOME.
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  • User:Hvs3
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 Things Your Car Will Finally Do in 2020], John Brandon, CNN, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 13 September 2 ...the surface of the penny at the point. Finally, it was really fascinating to see the penny represented on a copper, 3D surface plot with the Laplacian l
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  • User:Howard.c92
    ...edaily.com/releases/2008/06/080612080431.htm Reverse Engineering the Brain to Model Mind-Body Interactions], Basil Waugh, Sciencedaily, June 12, 2008, Se ...re I can plot these graphs (though I doubt it will be as fun to look at as to plot).
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  • Talk:ECE 382/Spring 2010/Test 1
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  • User:Vs58
    ...kha Suresh (Vuh-sha-ka Su-resh, I know Indian names are always ''so'' easy to pronounce :P) ...the next 10 minutes showing random people in my dorm what that demo could do, and they were all equally impressed :P)
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  • ECE 280/Fall 2021/Test 1
    #* Even or odd (and regardless, be able to find even part and odd part for any signal) # Impulse and step response and their relationship to each other
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  • User:Gustavoa287
    ...tions on one graph in different line styles and colors. I also learned how to graph in 3D which is very exciting. The 3D graphs are amazing!
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  • User:Sp196
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    ...d in reference to the Grand Challenges in Engineering Pundit page I wanted to mention ...ed, but also the dangerous chemicals used after the fact of the crash need to be managed by scientists and engineers.
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  • EGR 224/Arduino Interfacing With Hardware Supplement (Tinkercad)
    ...o/applications/linkedin-learning Access LinkedIn Learning for Duke] to get to LinkedIn Learning, then you can search for the module (or once you have log ...er called "2 wire LCD" drag that onto your circuit. If not, you will need to get the *old* starter file, which is available at: [https://www.tinkercad.c
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  • User:Snv4
    I like to play soccer, climb rocks and salsa dance. ...095/130169/134046.aspx U.S. Engineering Schools to Educate 20,000 Students to Meet Grand Challenges], Randy Atkins and Nicole Flores, National Academy of
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  • User:Jcl47
    ...Pratt School of Engineering at Duke University, Durham, NC, and currently do not have a declared major, though I am leaning towards an Electrical and Co A link to a cool page about one of the Grand Challenges of Engineering: solar power
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  • User:Mls115
    ...am considering transferring to Pratt. I do not yet know what major I want to pursue. ...ological Approaches for Addressing the Grand Challenge of Providing Access to Clean Drinking Water] Mark Riley, Charles Gerba and Menachem Elimelech, Jou
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2018/Lab 3
    ...de>test_</code> files will be included in your lab report - they are meant to test your code and sometimes produce other files. Those ''other'' files wi see main [[EGR 103]] page for links to these
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  • ECE 110/Fall 2022/Digital Logic
    ...he link. If all you want to do is look at the code or simulation, you can do that without logging in. ...he Serial Monitor and then use a function <code>send_to_lights()</code> to do the work of determining which lights should be on and which should be off.
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    ...pose of this lab will be to look at selective and iterative structures and to learn about logical masks. The following is a companion piece to the lab handout itself. The sections in this guide will match those in the
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2019/Lab 3
    ...de>test_</code> files will be included in your lab report - they are meant to test your code and sometimes produce other files. Those ''other'' files wi see main [[EGR 103]] page for links to these
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  • User:Ll120
    .... [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Torrance,_California Torrance, California] to be exact. * Before criticizing someone, walk a mile in their shoes. Then, when you do criticize them, you will be a mile away and have their shoes.
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2020/Lab 1
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  • User:Ams307
    I like to bake! ...nd facial features, much like a person well trained in sign language could do. This technology could be helpful in the "brain" of an AI so that it may re
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  • User:Skm32
    ...YOT, created September 10 2014, accessed September 11 2014 (Provide access to clean water) ...nstration because it gave me a glimpse into all the things that MATLAB can do. After working with it for only a week or two, I am still learning the bas
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  • User:Silhouette
    ...''motorcycles''', reading and French. However, I hope to study Italien and do an internship at the Ducati factory in Bologna, Italy. While my motorcycle ...'s a link to an article about making solar panels much more cost effective to produce:
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  • User:Durham24
    ...jor in Biomedical Engineering, provided that things do indeed go according to plan. My last name happens to be Durham, and hopefully everyone at Duke knows how to pronounce the city in which they live. If not, DUR-um is generally the pref
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2017/Minilab 7
    ...ia windows.]] Note that you only need to mount the drive - you do not need to change permissions! ...our code. This has most often happened when someone uses the model values to create estimates or vice versa.
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  • User:Zetaroid
    ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 Things Your Car Will Finally Do in 2020], John Brandon, ...a wireless signal to control traffic, albeit there are many similar things to this in the news.
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  • Working on your computer
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  • User:Kl168
    ...m.au/act-news/on-a-beamline-to-discovery-20120602-1zojp.html On a Beamline to Discovery], Michael Inman, The Canberra Times, updated June 3 2012, accesse ...utton and watch the dots move about and 'live' and 'die' without having to do anything after the initial input; you almost feel as if you're watching ove
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  • Talk:ECE 382/Spring 2009/Test 3
    * Design PI or lag control to correct ess * Design PD or lead control to correct transients
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  • User:Eah040393
    ...hanical engineering. I am still undecided as to what specific field I want to major in, but that is what college is for :). *[ http://www.iter.org/newsline/189/855 ITER The Way to New Energy ] , Robert Arnoux , ITER Organization , Updated September 6th,20
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  • User:Yk132
    ...hone cultures as I have studied the language for seven years and intend to do a study abroad in France sometime during my Duke career. ...rgy-debate/nuclear-fusion-energy-research Back to the future: are we about to crack energy fusion?], Duncan Jefferies, The Guardian, updated 7 May 2014,
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  • ECE 110/Equipment/Keysight 36311A
    The DC power supply is used to generate either a constant voltage (CV) or a constant current (CC). similar to a battery. DC is an acronym for direct current. However, the meaning of the
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  • ECE 280/Fall 2023/MAPLE
    This web page is meant to support the Maple Intro for the Fall 2023 ECE 280 class. ...are accessed via web browsers so you will not need any additional software to use Maple in this way.
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    == Welcome to Alexa's page! == ...able-energy-to-be-price-competitive-in-western-us-by-2025 Renewable Energy to Be Price Competitive in Western U.S. by 2025] , Katherine Tweed, Institute
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  • User:Btk4
    ...surprising people with my lack of an English accent. I'm currently trying to decide between majoring in either BME or ME. ...pdated January 21st 2005, accessed September 23rd, 2010. (Providing Access to Clean Water)
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  • User:Wm56
    Well, I am interested in sports, all sorts of. Might be able to see some of you some time in both gyms~ Well, my name might be pretty confusing,like all Chinese's do~
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  • User:Hl130
    I'm Heeb. I'm from Utah, and I'm planning on switching into Pratt to major in ECE and Economics. ...hers Engineer Adult Stem Cells That Do Not Age, Overcoming a Major Barrier to Progress in Regenerative Medicine], News Center at SUNY Buffalo, 22-Sep-201
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  • User:Mz93
    ...and Super Smash Bros. Melee™ for the Nintendo Gamecube™. If you ever wanna do one of the aforementioned activities, please let me know :D ...ts move around? Otherwise, it was pretty neat (albeit not as entertaining) to look at some of the real-world applications of Matlab, such as with the Lom
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  • User:Asm109
    * [https://www.coursicle.com/duke/courses/PUBPOL/162D// Introduction to Human Rights] This semester I would like to do the following:
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    # Surprise cruising to the Bahamas (I surprised someone else) I do find physics quite cool, especially fusion:
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    * Going to basketball games GO DUKE! * Intro to Photography
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  • User:Heeya
    ...for the past decade or so. I have two older siblings and two cats. I like to attend the occasional ballet class in my free time. I'm interested in renew ...Help is that it is not in video format which makes it easier to skim if I do not need a full review of the concept.
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  • User:Myw4
    ...o a real life situation. I liked seeing the things that MATLAB was able to do in terms of graphics and animations as well.
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    ...I one day hope to be either a professor or professional engineer, helping to fix the problem of climate change through technology. *Everything to do with soccer (playing, watching, coaching)
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  • User:TKimsanity14
    ...should be difficult to pronounce my name, but some of you all might still do that, so TIE-lur KIM. I apologize that it's a little empty right now. I pro ...ly amazing if it portrays the right information. It also makes data easier to understand.
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  • User:BenjaminStone
    ...e is Benjamin Andrew Stone. I was born in Huntsville, Alabama, and I moved to Farmville, North Carolina when I was five years old. I graduated from the N Here is a link to a website about improving solar energy:
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  • User:Yuxuan
    ...e. I hail from the immensely boring city of Houston, Texas and do not want to go back until the winter. ...too many interests. I personally like Korean pop, and Korean food, almost to the extent that South Koreans think I am North Korean because I collect so
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2020/Lab 2
    ...ings, you will learn how to use Spyder with your CIFS drive as well as how to upload assignments for [[EGR 103]]. ...orm some analysis, and create a graph. The following is a companion piece to the lab handout itself. The sections in this guide will match those in the
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  • User:Jh360
    I was born in San José, California but moved to Long Island, New York at the age of four. I attended the [http://www.hhh.k1 ...rmine-mechanisms-of-drug-action/ Rockefeller scientists pioneer new method to determine mechanisms of drug action], Leslie Church, Rockefeller University
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  • User:Jacky
    ...e to major in either civil or environmental engineering. I enjoy listening to music a lot, especially reggae music. ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020], John Brandon, CNN, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 14 September 2
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  • User:Cw242
    ...wing a pre-med track. I am not a very interesting or talented person but I do enjoy figure skating every once in a while. ...rtual-reality-1464433 New '3D Haptics Touchable 3D Technology' Enables you to Touch 3D images, Boosts Virtual-Reality Gaming] Rahul R, International Busi
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  • User:FamiHairadin
    ...Engineering. I also have an interest in Economics and/or Finance and plan to pursue a minor in either one of these. ...e there is so much going on at once. I for sure would love to learn how to do this demonstration.
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  • User:Dwang
    == How do you say my name? == ...eudocolor plots that look like images of a real penny. Now I am beginning to understand why MATLAB is such a powerful tool for engineers.
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  • User:Aeia
    Please do not hesitate to correct mistakes of mine. That's one of the main purposes of a wiki, isn't A4 is better. Would you like to buy me some A4-size paper?
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  • User:Teddy Ruby
    My interests vary from sports and politics to justice issues and microfinance, and encompass many things in between. ...club sailing teams here at Duke. I'm a huge bay area sports fans, s I try to watch every 49ers, Giants, Warriors, Sharks, and Earthquakes game I can. I'
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  • User:Evr2
    ...on to Egr 53, I'm also taking Chem 31L, Math 103, German 117, and Tae Kwon Do. How to say Emily Rothen: '''Em'''-''uh''-lee '''Rohth'''-en ... "roth-" rhymes wit
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  • User:Adamdavidovich
    ...ngue rather well, so if you're pronouncing it correctly you should be able to say it quickly with ease. ...nt the true power of the MATLAB coding software and all we will be able to do with it upon mastering the language
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  • User:Cfe4
    ...ed to Justin Bieber. I'm from Chicago but I'm southern at heart. That'll do it probably. ...plete with texture, light, and color, but also giving the user the ability to decide the teapot's material, color scheme, lighting style, resolution, and
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  • User:Bobobocuz
    ...e.edu Duke University]. I love tennis. Tennis is FUN. F is for friends who do stuff together. U is for you and me. N is for anywhere and anytime at all d [http://www.kansas.com/news/business/article1278675.html Solar Power Starts to Make Sense for Businesses as Prices Fall], Dan Voorhis, The Wichita Eagle,
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  • User:Jg435
    <h1> Hello There (if you get this reference we need to organise a movie marathon ASAP)</h1> ...dia, Brazil and Indonesia. I speak Spanish, I took IB and I am planning to do ECE + CS. <i> I looooove entrepreneurship but cant spell it </i>
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  • Maple/Spring 2023 Startup
    ...eant to take you step-by-step through getting access to Maple and using it to solve problems involving Laplace Transforms and Inverse Laplace Transforms. For Spring 2023, the best way to access Maple is through a Duke Container. The following information comes
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  • User:DCS14
    ...''looa''n-Smith, or David Cologne-Smith), and I'm from Miami, FL. I aim to do ECE. I attended MAST Academy, and I enjoy playing tennis on occasion. ...st that scientists hope will help achieve the elusive conditions necessary to initiate fusion.
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  • User:Lexc
    ...ineer with a focus in biomolecular and tissue engineering. I would like to do research in Computation Biology & Bioinformatics and possibly study abroad ...Cahilig which sounds like "uh-lex-uh chris-tell cuh-heel-lig". An easy way to remember the pronounciation is that my name is Alexa like the [[https://www
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  • User:Amc80
    My interests include playing tennis, working out, listening to music, going out with friends, watching the Bachelor Pad and Jersey Shore, ...ough I do not completely understand every part of the code, it is exciting to know that I am learning code that can potentially translate letters and num
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  • User:Delmufdi
    ...rack alongside my BME major. So far, I'm enjoying Duke and I am very happy to be here. ...cts with only one side. In other words, you do not need to cross any edges to get into the other side of the shape.
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  • EGR 103/DAQ Audio 1
    This page contains pictures and graphs related to DAQ 3 for [[EGR 103]]. It has been updated for Fall, 2014. ...ing the [[#AudioSetup|Audio Setup]] section below, but you should not need to make changes.
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  • User:App10
    I am a student at Duke and I like to eat chocolate candies. However, my favorite flavor of ice cream is vanilla. ...d do that! In addition, the animation was excellent and everything seemed to be an orderly chaos, if that made any sense.
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  • User:Zergfire
    ...ed in Bellevue, Washington. Both my parents are from mainland China, but I do not speak fluent Chinese. I have a brother who recently graduated from Berk ...or 3D plots. I am currently studying multivariable calculus, so being able to visualize and manipulate 3D graphs is extremeley appealing. I am also inter
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  • User:Raw58
    ...m the youngest of four, I have a yellow lab named Boomer, and I'm so happy to be a blue devil. ...s I love to do in my free time are watercolor painting, reading, listening to music, and going on runs. My favorite book is Normal People, and my favorit
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  • User:Kr87
    ...nd code. I found the M-GUI files hard to follow, since there was no visual to accompany the code.
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  • User:Klh49
    ...yed soccer but now I've gotten involved in running. I'm completely pumped to be here at Duke, and I especially can't wait for basketball season. ...object recognition, immediate recognition, and cognative thinking. Thanks to this new technology, reverse-engineering the brain is one step closer.
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2015/Lab 3
    ...ctions and scripts that work together. The following is a companion piece to the lab handout itself. The sections in this guide will match those in the See main [[EGR 103]] page for links to these
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  • User:Zam4
    Try as I might to fill my head with knowledge, I fail so miserably.<br /> Waiting, wanting to join what I cannot join: your famous human race.<br />
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  • User:Zx22
    ...e states when I was very young, and I currently live in Wisconsin. Welcome to Duke all you freshmen! ...neighbors are. I think the Traveling Salesman finds the most efficient way to traverse a set number of cities by calculating distance traveled as well as
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  • User:Alexabolin
    I enjoy playing tennis, singing, listening to music, watching a good movie or TV series on ''Netflix,'' arts and crafts, My roommate is amazing. If you do not know her, you should get on that ASAP. She is not in Egr 103, but she w
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  • User:XingyuChen
    ...m taking EGR103, Math212, Writing 101, German 101. Thursday is a good time to schedule a meeting since I only have one class on Thursday. ...ver imagine a math software can do something like this. This encourages me to dig deeper into this software and learn more about its powerful functions.
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  • Lab:B209/Computers
    .... As the input and sensor ranges are different for these, it is important to note which are which. The machines with the NI PCI 6221 cards are identifi
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  • User:Klm53
    Kitt Miller, not much to do with this name, you say it just how it looks. ...Loma Prieta Earthquake Demo. I liked this demo so much because it was cool to see how an engineer could take real world data from something like an earth
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  • User:Eawilliams77
    ...am a freshman here at Duke. I am from Columbia, South Carolina. I intend to major in Biomedical Engineering and possibly minor in Math while at Duke. ...following an article on solar energy and the efforts engineers are making to make it an economically viable option: [http://www.ni.com/newsletter/51760/
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  • User:Hbm10
    ...Pingry School. I'm haven't declared my major, but I am pretty sure I will do mechanical engineering. My last name (Meiring) is pronounced like the two w ..., and to see the particle spin around the two attractors for a while, only to suddenly jump out into a totally different path.
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  • User:Tyleryam
    ...the [[Pratt School of Engineering]] at [[Duke University]]. I am planning to major in Biomedical Engineering. ....com/news/science-environment-33383521 Solar Impulse Completes Epic Flight to Hawaii], Jonathan Amos,BBC, July 3rd, 2015, September 14th, 2015 (Make Sola
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  • Jupyter
    This page is meant to be a startup guide for using Jupyter Notebooks with Python. It assumes you * To start Jupyter Notebooks with Anaconda:
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  • User:Tdk7
    ...es for engineering are a set of fourteen goals that people have identified to be the most pressing engineering issues of our time. Here is a link to one of these challenges, access to clean water:
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  • User:Ncv3
    Welcome to my Pratt Pundit page, newly created on 9/22/11. ...iseases. He believes that in 10 years, researchers could be using his work to develop "personalized" medicines capable of treating specific genetic condi
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  • GIT
    ...for files to be saved and edited without an internet connection and pushed to the server when an internet connection is available. Before editing files it is important to perform a ''git pull''. This ensures that there are no conflicts between y
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  • MATLAB talk:Fzero
    ...n it runs into an interval with an asymptote (Inf) or non a number (NaN). To quote: "The function values at the interval endpoints must differ in sign" ...o ignore errors and force a script to continue otherwise instead of trying to avoid specific errors from ever occurring with if statements? Consider the
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  • User:Kelseyli143
    ...doors! I am currently undecided about the type of engineering I would like to major in, but I'm leaning towards Environmental or Biomedical. ...There are a large variety of different functions that matlab allows you to do when using 3-D plots, such as changing the colors or using a mesh-like disp
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  • User:Yukai Qian
    ...y extends the ability of data management of MATLAB. I can use these arrays to store data from experiments that involve multiple variables. ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020 - CNN.com], John Brandon, CNN, uploaded 12 March 2008, accessed 31
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  • User:Gchebrolu
    Articles relating to the NAE Grand Challenges: ...to be crucial in making advanced GUIs that appeal to the eye and are able to combine all relevant and necessary information, which makes it an interesti
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2019/Minilab 4
    * In older MATLAB, scripts were not allowed to have formal functions defined in them -- they could have one-line anonymous : Furthermore any formally defined function would need to be in its own file and the actual name of the function is given by the name
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  • User:Pma3
    How to Say My Name: ...7 1993 in New Jersey, moved to Georgia in 1995, to Texas in 2001 and then to India in 2008. In India I attended the American Embassy School where I gra
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  • User:Zacksilber
    :I like to sail and I like to sing, and I like to do both at the same time. ...me of Life really helped out. The Game of Life basically is a code written to direct little dots around a 2-D screen (a universe, as Matlab calls it). It
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  • User:Mn95
    ...ples behind the creation of such complex figures, and am eager to learn to do so!
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  • User:Kmc50
    *Dance is pretty much the only thing I do. So something somewhat similar to "KEHN-dull CAHV-ing-ton" or "hey-YOU" works just fine for me.
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  • Python:Plotting/Subplots
    There are some examples in the main [[Python:Plotting]] page showing how to set up subplots within a figure window. Here are some more examples, where ...have your subplots created, labeled, and titled, you '''definitely''' want to run
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  • User:Mtt12
    Phonetically: MAT-thew TO-bin. Like toe bin. ...eering with an Aerospace Certificate. I'm a part of DEID, and I am hoping to join Duke's chapter of AIAA. I also play in the Marching band and play int
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  • User:Mag64
    ...ar and I'm not sure what I want to do yet but I'm happy to be here at Duke to figure it out! ...was close to home. I grew up hearing about that earthquake so it was funny to encounter it here at Duke, on a MATLAB demo no less. Also it incorporated a
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  • User:ClarkBulleit
    ...to do with a boat. Clearly I am studying Engineering here at Duke and hope to major in BME. I also play football. ...h use matlab can have to not just plot the points of a penny or graph, but to actually show the data in the most useful, lifelike way.
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2023/Lab 8
    You will be using root-finding to solve several engineering problems. The main Python method you will be usi * For the plot, use $$T$$ values from 0 to 1200 K
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  • User:Jenny.luo
    .../cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020], John Brandon, CNN, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 13 September 2 ...to brightness and height. The areas in black were lower in height compared to the areas in a light orange/copper color. I didn't know that the surface of
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  • Logisim Evolution
    Logisim-evolution, according to its [https://github.com/logisim-evolution/logisim-evolution project page], * easy to use circuit designer,
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  • User:Jda32
    ...l. I love to play soccer, but I also watch numerous sports as well. I hope to participate in the ASME and AIAA clubs. Finally, this past summer I interne ...Earth, what can a more powerful and complex program do? The possibilities to me seem endless, and I am excited about possibly achieving them.
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2018/Minilab 4
    * In older MATLAB, scripts were not allowed to have formal functions defined in them -- they could have one-line anonymous : Furthermore any formally defined function would need to be in its own file and the actual name of the function is given by the name
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  • User:Gep3
    My name is Grant (like the verb "to grant") Petersen ("peter" and "son"). It is spelled with an "en" because of Want to see how Google is involved in the Grand Challenges? What are the next steps
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  • EGR 103/Spring 2021/Lab 4
    ...pose of this lab will be to look at selective and iterative structures and to learn about logical masks. The following is a companion piece to the lab handout itself. The sections in this guide will match those in the
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  • User:Dmc57
    ...pursuing a BSE in Biomedical Engineering and a minor in Economics and hope to complete this in 3 years (somehow). ...ething which would allow me to create games like that. I knew MATLAB could do like modelling and 3D stuff but I never really realized you could create ga
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  • X11
    ...1 has been replaced with XQuartz. In the page below, note that references to X11 and XQuartz are thus interchangeable. ...jority of Duke students use X11 to remotely access Linux machines in order to use university owned programs such as [[MATLAB]].
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  • User:Gpetrilak
    ...l of Engineering. I am also a member of the NROTC unit at Duke and aspire to become a Naval aviator in the near future. ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020], John Brandon, Mental Floss, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 29 Au
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  • User:Inmacolato
    ...I love to dance!! It has been my hobby, sport, activity, whatever you wish to call it since I arrived in the US (age 3). I have dont both studio and danc ...ding. I also liked it because it was easy to play around with. It was easy to change the tred lines and orientation. I really enjoy interactive models be
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  • EGR 103/Fall 2020/Lab 4
    ...pose of this lab will be to look at selective and iterative structures and to learn about logical masks. The following is a companion piece to the lab handout itself. The sections in this guide will match those in the
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  • User:Mhr10
    ...ound the age of two. Oh and no, I'm not from St. Louis as hard as that is to believe. I had a pretty typical high school tenure, i.e. soccer, basketbal ...y and bounce like that, but on a larger scale that isn't as noticeable due to the size of the bridge.
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  • MATLAB:Mod
    ...ath> by time <math>T</math>. At time <math>T</math> the signal drops back to 0 and, over the next period, resumes its climb. Start by looking at the re ...and a graph demonstrating that for a thirty second span of times from -10 to 20 with a period of 6.
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  • User:Arsevilla
    ...t091217.php Medicine of the future: New microchip technology could be used to track 'smart pills'] Ella Maruschenko, Eureka Alert, 12 September 2017, acc ...inesweeper game. I honestly did not know that the program could be able to do it. Also, after opening it, I spent about half an hour playing with it, rem
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  • User:Dtrerotola
    ...t goes up to the 19th harmonic. The plot of this function looks very close to a square wave, although Gibb's law says that the wave can never truly be sq
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  • Tinkercad/Tutorials
    ...cad] and log in. If you have not created an account yet, you will need to do that first. .... Scroll down to '''Learn Circuits''' and click the '''View All''' option to see the different tutorials that are available. From there, click on the '
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  • User:Ya24
    ...plan to major Biomedical Engineering (BME) but not 100% sure. Hope to get to know everyone of other students in EGR class. By the way I live in Alspaugh ...ter language to deliver message and communicate with others. Oneday I want to learn graphic design perhaps using MATLAB.
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  • User:BradleyaHoward
    My name is really easy to say. It's said almost exactly how it looks. My full name is Bradley Howard ...-power-microgrid-tesla-solarcity/ How a Pacific Island Changed From Diesel to 100% Solar Power], Daniel Lin, National Geographic, 23 February 2017, 14 Se
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  • User:Kth6
    My name is fairly easy to pronounce. Ty-ler. Let's do it again, shall we? Ty-ler. The stress goes on the first syllable so it sou ...alculate the shortest distance (not on roads) that you could travel to get to every place as quickly as possible. This program just demonstrates the wide
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  • User:Rb265
    *Do my laundry before my hamper overflows ...e I have some understanding of how to program 3D graphs. In a close second to the Loma Prieta Earthquake demonstration, the Bending Truss demonstration w
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  • User:Cjt21
    ...force of his life, and it, in his words, "hopefully, affects everything I do." He is also interested in the development of future energy technologies, i
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  • User:Jrp51
    ...n to major in Civil Engineering. Some actvities/ organizations I am hoping to be involved in are NSBE (National Society of Black Engineers), SWE (Society My favorite demo in Matlab was the 3-D surface plots because they allow you to make different shapes and figures by manipulating colors and shades.
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  • User:Md182
    ...lectrical and Computer Engineering. I lived in Charlotte, NC before I came to Duke but I am originally from Miami, Fl. My passions include video games, f ...ating programs like this, that have both adaptive abilities and the chance to mess around with graphics and interface.
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  • User:Slp36
    ...n Page and I am from Rochester, New York. I am a current freshman planning to major in Biomedical Engineering here at Duke, with the possibility of Pre-M ...2/cars.of.future/index.html?iref=newssearch 5 things your car will finally do in 2020], John Brandon, Mental Floss, updated 12 March 2008, accessed 15 Se
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  • User:Pnc5
    ...Duke, in Durham, North Carolina, until I was four. I am currently planning to major in biomedical engineering, and I might pursue an undecided minor. I a Here is what I posted to the [[Grand Challenges for Engineering]] page:
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  • Recommended Hardware
    ...their own computers and so this page will discuss recommendations for what to bring. ...ported-software Recommended Computer Specifications]. The page is tailored to Windows and Mac users - but the hardware recommendations are also useful fo
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  • User:Laj13
    ...ng to help me learn about MATLAB although it's really cool to watch, but I do find it interesting how programming can be turned into something like this
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  • User:DukeEgr93/Quadratic Equation
    How do you get from: to
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  • EGR 224/RC Measurements
    * If one of your figures looks wrong, it probably is! Be sure to have a TA check your figures so that you leave the lab with a valid data se ...happens when Python tells the DAQ card to do something but doesn't tell it to stop doing something...
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  • User:Mam132
    I've lived in Michigan my whole life (until going to Duke) and I want to be a biomedical engineer. ...s how advancements in science and engineering may soon lead to the ability to reverse-engineer the human brain.
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  • Sandbox:Sloth
    == Edits to directions == * When the "Copy" window opens, click on the button with three dots in it to the right of the path. This should bring up a "Browse for Folder" window.
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  • User:Fjs12
    ...e basketball and would love to go to the UNC vs. Duke games. I also aspire to be President of Honduras someday. ...e Couch, Huff Post , 17 September 2015 , 21 September 2017 (Provide access to clean water)
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  • User:Iantay
    [http://www.wired.com/2013/10/paulallenqa Inside Paul Allen’s Plan to Reverse-Engineer the Human Brain], Greg Miller, Wired, updated October 24, ...vourite parts were when he contrasted the simple structures in programming to the complex structure of the brain and when he called the brain something w
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    * Go to the Beach *...more to be added...
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