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| − | [http://people.howstuffworks.com/vr-csi.htm How Virtual Crime Scenes Work], Jonathan Strickland, How Stuff Works, created 31 August 2007, accesed 14 August, 2014(Grand Challenge) | + | [http://people.howstuffworks.com/vr-csi.htm How Virtual Crime Scenes Work], Jonathan Strickland, How Stuff Works, created 31 August 2007, accesed 14 August, 2014(Grand Challenge). |
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| + | My favorite Matlab demonstration was 2-D plots because it showed an easy way to create a graph from just entering a function and the parameters of your graph. I think that this will be very useful in this class and perhaps even out of the classroom. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:57, 15 September 2014
Ayodamola Oluyemi, commonly known as Damola is one of the most awesome students at Duke University. His signature blend of comedy, kindness, athleticism, and down-to-earth-ness is a gift to the people around him. A Pratt student, he is planning on majoring in mechanical engineering. However, if he gets a big break and his soccer or singing career takes off, he will be riding that money train to the end. If you would like to set up a meeting with this amazing future celebrity, you may contact him at damola.oluyemi@duke.edu. But beware. Once you are drawn in to the mystique and awesomeness of this character, you will never want to let go.
Grand Challenge Link
How Virtual Crime Scenes Work, Jonathan Strickland, How Stuff Works, created 31 August 2007, accesed 14 August, 2014(Grand Challenge).
Favorite Matlab Demonstration My favorite Matlab demonstration was 2-D plots because it showed an easy way to create a graph from just entering a function and the parameters of your graph. I think that this will be very useful in this class and perhaps even out of the classroom.
