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| − | Greetings, everyone. | + | Greetings, everyone and welcome to Gregory McLean's User Page on Pratt Pundit. |
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| + | ==About Me== | ||
| + | My name is Gregory McLean, and I am a freshman joining the Duke and Pratt families this year. I hail from Laurinburg, North Carolina (don't worry if you've never heard of it, no one has, that's why I usually stick with "''close to Charlotte''"). I intend to major in mechanical engineering (no BME for me!) and after graduation I hope to work with automotives. | ||
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| + | ===Interests and Hobbies=== | ||
| + | Some of my hobbies/interests include cars, sports, and video games. I am an avid golfer and you can often find me on the links playing (by playing, I mean attempting to play). I also love basketball, football, and soccer, and just watching sports in general. (I'll be at most of the sporting events). | ||
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| + | Favorite Color: Red (Not NC State Red, mind you) | ||
| − | + | Favorite Type of Music: Everything (sans Country) | |
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| + | Favorite Food: Pizza | ||
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| + | What I'm currently reading: The Aeneid | ||
| − | + | Favorite TV Show: Top Gear(Even if they speak in those ridiculous accents) | |
| − | My Article | + | ==My Article== |
[http://www.mercurynews.com/top-stories/ci_18730136 Virtual Reality finds a second life in the medical field], San Jose Mercury News, updated 22 June 2011, accessed 15 September 2011 (Advancing Virtual Reality, Engineering Better Medicine) | [http://www.mercurynews.com/top-stories/ci_18730136 Virtual Reality finds a second life in the medical field], San Jose Mercury News, updated 22 June 2011, accessed 15 September 2011 (Advancing Virtual Reality, Engineering Better Medicine) | ||
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| + | ==How to Say My Name== | ||
| + | GRE-gor-ie | ||
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| + | Ma-CLAINE, not Mic-LEAN | ||
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| + | or just Greg. Either way works. | ||
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| + | ==Favorite MATLAB Demonstration== | ||
| + | My favorite MATLAB demo was the Animation of the Lorenz Attractor. It was really cool to see the "strange attractor"(Lorenz's words, not mine) travel on its orbit in real-time. It is even more impressive when you realize that the path of the attractor was being calculated in real-time as MATLAB integrated the three separate differential equations coupled with this program. | ||
Latest revision as of 00:53, 21 September 2011
Greetings, everyone and welcome to Gregory McLean's User Page on Pratt Pundit.
Contents
About Me
My name is Gregory McLean, and I am a freshman joining the Duke and Pratt families this year. I hail from Laurinburg, North Carolina (don't worry if you've never heard of it, no one has, that's why I usually stick with "close to Charlotte"). I intend to major in mechanical engineering (no BME for me!) and after graduation I hope to work with automotives.
Interests and Hobbies
Some of my hobbies/interests include cars, sports, and video games. I am an avid golfer and you can often find me on the links playing (by playing, I mean attempting to play). I also love basketball, football, and soccer, and just watching sports in general. (I'll be at most of the sporting events).
Favorite Color: Red (Not NC State Red, mind you)
Favorite Type of Music: Everything (sans Country)
Favorite Food: Pizza
What I'm currently reading: The Aeneid
Favorite TV Show: Top Gear(Even if they speak in those ridiculous accents)
My Article
Virtual Reality finds a second life in the medical field, San Jose Mercury News, updated 22 June 2011, accessed 15 September 2011 (Advancing Virtual Reality, Engineering Better Medicine)
How to Say My Name
GRE-gor-ie
Ma-CLAINE, not Mic-LEAN
or just Greg. Either way works.
Favorite MATLAB Demonstration
My favorite MATLAB demo was the Animation of the Lorenz Attractor. It was really cool to see the "strange attractor"(Lorenz's words, not mine) travel on its orbit in real-time. It is even more impressive when you realize that the path of the attractor was being calculated in real-time as MATLAB integrated the three separate differential equations coupled with this program.
