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Latest revision as of 02:30, 10 September 2012
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About Me
I'm Jacob Ruprecht, I am an undeclared engineer in the class of 2016, I am from Chicago and I live in Bell Tower. I currently am a member of both the club volleyball team and the club crew team.
Pronunciation
My first name, Jacob, is pronounced just as it looks, and my last name, Ruprecht, is pronounced ROO-prekt.
Class Schedule
My classes this semester are EGR 103, Chem 101, Math 212, and Writing 101 (European Environmentalism)
Grand Challenges for Engineering
Will fusion power provide energy solutions for our grandchildren?, Meg Lowman, heraldtribune.com, updated 29 January 2006, accessed 9 September 2012 (Provide energy from fusion)
MATLAB Demonstration
My favourite MATLAB demonstration was the Game of Life demonstration. I found this demonstration to be especially interesting because of the way that it used a high volume of very simple calculations and matrices to create a complex simulation. Also this demonstration shows the wide variety of situations that matrices can be used in.
