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Revision as of 16:18, 28 August 2014
George Hunter Bernard
Good day, I am this large print name that you see before reading this.
Interests
- I love the out of doors, the smell of the forest, the cracked and chapped hands from a straight week of kayaking in the middle of Utah.
- I love to sing. You might hear someone behind you humming Bing Crosby, and you would be within your rights to tell me to shut the hell up.
Academic Pursuits
BME... No, in addition I want to pursue a spattering of religious studies and theology. Hit me up if you want to discuss some Paul Tillich. Interested in Russian language, although time will tell.
Assignment 1
[1]. Dan Vergano. USA Today. Last edited 7:47am 20 September 2014, accessed 27 August 2014 (Grand Challenge)
Assignment 2
I really enjoyed the Klein bottle visualization. Non-euclidean geometry is really interesting to me and thus I also found many of the gallery images fascinating. The visualization of a penny showed just how robust of a platform Matlab is; it can do almost anything that you can tell it to. I had walked through the getting started tutorials before many of the demos so I felt that the early couple were a little repetitive.
