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== About Me == | == About Me == | ||
| − | I'm Jade, a freshman at Duke and probable civil engineering major. I like Sour Patch Kids, the winter, and watching low-quality television (like really low-quality). | + | I'm Jade, a freshman at Duke and probable civil engineering major. I like Sour Patch Kids, the winter, and watching low-quality television (like really low-quality). My favorite non-emoji smiley is (")(O_O)("). |
| + | == Grand Challenges for Engineering Assignment == | ||
| + | [https://theconversation.com/virtual-reality-brings-new-dimension-to-conservation-57291 Virtual Reality Brings New Dimension to Conservation] , Ivy Shih, The Conversation Media Group, 7 April 2016, accessed 17 September 2017 ( Virtual Reality ) | ||
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| + | == MATLAB Demonstration Assignment == | ||
| + | My favorite MATLAB demonstration is the "Controlling Random Number Generation" one because this is by far the topic I'm most confused on currently. I like that it goes through each type of random number generator you can choose from and explains how the default random number generator setting works. Also, it deals with how to ensure repeatability or non-repeatability, which could both be useful depending on the situation. Overall, this demonstration can help when I know I need to use random numbers in my code, but I don't know how to code this and/or I don't know what type of generator to use. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:45, 21 September 2017
About Me
I'm Jade, a freshman at Duke and probable civil engineering major. I like Sour Patch Kids, the winter, and watching low-quality television (like really low-quality). My favorite non-emoji smiley is (")(O_O)(").
Grand Challenges for Engineering Assignment
Virtual Reality Brings New Dimension to Conservation , Ivy Shih, The Conversation Media Group, 7 April 2016, accessed 17 September 2017 ( Virtual Reality )
MATLAB Demonstration Assignment
My favorite MATLAB demonstration is the "Controlling Random Number Generation" one because this is by far the topic I'm most confused on currently. I like that it goes through each type of random number generator you can choose from and explains how the default random number generator setting works. Also, it deals with how to ensure repeatability or non-repeatability, which could both be useful depending on the situation. Overall, this demonstration can help when I know I need to use random numbers in my code, but I don't know how to code this and/or I don't know what type of generator to use.
