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Hello there! Welcome to my Pratt Pundit page. If you want to know a little bit more about me, please read below!! | Hello there! Welcome to my Pratt Pundit page. If you want to know a little bit more about me, please read below!! | ||
== About me == | == About me == | ||
| − | My name is Yasiel Trujillo and I am a transfer student to Duke University. I was born and raised in Cuba and I lived there for 17 years before | + | My name is Yasiel Trujillo and I am a transfer student to Duke University. I was born and raised in Cuba and I lived there for 17 years before I came to the States. When I moved, I lived in Miami, FL where I did my last year of High School and continued to the Honors College at the local Community College (MDC). I studied there for two years (2013-2015) and then I was lucky enough to transfer to Duke's Biomedical Engineering program! |
== Name Pronunciation == | == Name Pronunciation == | ||
Yes, it's a hard name to pronounce if you are not hispanic. The best I can do is Ja-see-ell True-he-yo. Hope it helps.. | Yes, it's a hard name to pronounce if you are not hispanic. The best I can do is Ja-see-ell True-he-yo. Hope it helps.. | ||
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I love playing table tennis whenever I have time (which is not a lot since I started Duke). I also like hiking, swimming and bowling. | I love playing table tennis whenever I have time (which is not a lot since I started Duke). I also like hiking, swimming and bowling. | ||
== Grand Challenges for Engineering Article == | == Grand Challenges for Engineering Article == | ||
| − | [http://interestingengineering.com/gravitylight-innovative-device-generates-light-gravity/ Interesting Engineering], The Engineer, updated September 2 2015, accessed September 8 2015 (Grand Challenge) | + | Check out the article on [http://interestingengineering.com/gravitylight-innovative-device-generates-light-gravity/ Interesting Engineering], The Engineer, updated September 2 2015, accessed September 8 2015 (Grand Challenge) |
| + | == MATLAB == | ||
| + | An interesting fact about MATLAB is that not only is it useful for manipulating numerical data, but it also can create a 3D movie of a function!! With the appropriate commands, it can show the movement in 3D, allowing for a better understanding of the behavior at a specific location. If you want to check it out, be sure to check the link [http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/movie.html Play recorded movie frames] by MathWorks, updated 2015, accessed September 8 2015. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:14, 8 September 2015
Hello there! Welcome to my Pratt Pundit page. If you want to know a little bit more about me, please read below!!
Contents
About me
My name is Yasiel Trujillo and I am a transfer student to Duke University. I was born and raised in Cuba and I lived there for 17 years before I came to the States. When I moved, I lived in Miami, FL where I did my last year of High School and continued to the Honors College at the local Community College (MDC). I studied there for two years (2013-2015) and then I was lucky enough to transfer to Duke's Biomedical Engineering program!
Name Pronunciation
Yes, it's a hard name to pronounce if you are not hispanic. The best I can do is Ja-see-ell True-he-yo. Hope it helps..
Current Courses
- EGR103 with Dr. G,
- BIO201 with Dr. Alison Hill,
- EGR201 with Dr. Fred Boadu, and
- MATH216 with Dr. Clark Bray.
Interests
I love playing table tennis whenever I have time (which is not a lot since I started Duke). I also like hiking, swimming and bowling.
Grand Challenges for Engineering Article
Check out the article on Interesting Engineering, The Engineer, updated September 2 2015, accessed September 8 2015 (Grand Challenge)
MATLAB
An interesting fact about MATLAB is that not only is it useful for manipulating numerical data, but it also can create a 3D movie of a function!! With the appropriate commands, it can show the movement in 3D, allowing for a better understanding of the behavior at a specific location. If you want to check it out, be sure to check the link Play recorded movie frames by MathWorks, updated 2015, accessed September 8 2015.
