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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
Hi! My name is Ajeet Hansra, and I'm a freshman from Sydney, Australia. I am currently planning on studying Mechanical Engineering, however I am considering Computer Science as an alternative. I play cricket, football, basketball, rugby and I love trekking. | Hi! My name is Ajeet Hansra, and I'm a freshman from Sydney, Australia. I am currently planning on studying Mechanical Engineering, however I am considering Computer Science as an alternative. I play cricket, football, basketball, rugby and I love trekking. | ||
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| + | == How to pronounce my name == | ||
| + | My name is pronounced a-Jt (rhymes with Jeep) Han (like Han Solo from Star Wars) sra (sr-AH) (Capitals indicate stress) | ||
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| + | == Favourite MATLAB Demonstration == | ||
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| + | My favourite MATLAB demonstration is the World Traveller 3-D globe, which computes flight paths between multiple cities. I find it fascinating that such a detailed model can be created by MATLAB, as well as the fact that it can include a graphical user interface and account for multiple inputs seamlessly. In addition, the GUI is highly professional, which I am impressed with. Having worked with object oriented programs previously, the fact that MATLAB is coded using a simple text editor, yet can produce models such as this is amazing. Plus, it was pretty cool to see how far Anchorage was from Sydney. | ||
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== Grand Challenges Article == | == Grand Challenges Article == | ||
[http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/scientists-set-for-nuclear-fusion-fuel-switchon-1884772.html Scientists set for nuclear fusion fuel switch-on], John van Radowitz, The Independent, updated 31 January 2010, accessed 22 August 2010 (Provide Energy from Fusion) | [http://www.independent.co.uk/news/science/scientists-set-for-nuclear-fusion-fuel-switchon-1884772.html Scientists set for nuclear fusion fuel switch-on], John van Radowitz, The Independent, updated 31 January 2010, accessed 22 August 2010 (Provide Energy from Fusion) | ||
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Contents
Introduction
Hi! My name is Ajeet Hansra, and I'm a freshman from Sydney, Australia. I am currently planning on studying Mechanical Engineering, however I am considering Computer Science as an alternative. I play cricket, football, basketball, rugby and I love trekking.
How to pronounce my name
My name is pronounced a-Jt (rhymes with Jeep) Han (like Han Solo from Star Wars) sra (sr-AH) (Capitals indicate stress)
Favourite MATLAB Demonstration
My favourite MATLAB demonstration is the World Traveller 3-D globe, which computes flight paths between multiple cities. I find it fascinating that such a detailed model can be created by MATLAB, as well as the fact that it can include a graphical user interface and account for multiple inputs seamlessly. In addition, the GUI is highly professional, which I am impressed with. Having worked with object oriented programs previously, the fact that MATLAB is coded using a simple text editor, yet can produce models such as this is amazing. Plus, it was pretty cool to see how far Anchorage was from Sydney.
Grand Challenges Article
Scientists set for nuclear fusion fuel switch-on, John van Radowitz, The Independent, updated 31 January 2010, accessed 22 August 2010 (Provide Energy from Fusion)
