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I am a Duke student studying Biomedical Engineering. I was born in New Jersey but currently live in Cupertino, California. | I am a Duke student studying Biomedical Engineering. I was born in New Jersey but currently live in Cupertino, California. | ||
| − | Grand Challenges article link | + | ==Phonetic pronunciation of name== |
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| + | The way my name, "Victor Kuo" is pronounced is "VIk-tor kuO." The phonetic pronounciation is "vɪktʊə kuːəʊ." | ||
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| + | ==Favorite demonstration== | ||
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| + | My favorite MATLAB demonstration is the 3-D visualization because I think it's really cool how MATLAB can create 3-D visuals just by typing in some code. The features are also really fun, since you can change the colors of the 3-D objects and also tamper with the transparency of the objects. I tried the Klein Bottle and Teapot codes. | ||
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| + | ==Grand Challenges article link== | ||
[http://www.businessworld.in/bw/2011_02_05_Working_Towards_Affordable_Care.html], Gauri Kamath, Businessworld, created 05 February 2011, accessed 06 February 2011 (Engineering better medicines) | [http://www.businessworld.in/bw/2011_02_05_Working_Towards_Affordable_Care.html], Gauri Kamath, Businessworld, created 05 February 2011, accessed 06 February 2011 (Engineering better medicines) | ||
Latest revision as of 01:20, 7 February 2011
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About me
I am a Duke student studying Biomedical Engineering. I was born in New Jersey but currently live in Cupertino, California.
Phonetic pronunciation of name
The way my name, "Victor Kuo" is pronounced is "VIk-tor kuO." The phonetic pronounciation is "vɪktʊə kuːəʊ."
Favorite demonstration
My favorite MATLAB demonstration is the 3-D visualization because I think it's really cool how MATLAB can create 3-D visuals just by typing in some code. The features are also really fun, since you can change the colors of the 3-D objects and also tamper with the transparency of the objects. I tried the Klein Bottle and Teapot codes.
Grand Challenges article link
[1], Gauri Kamath, Businessworld, created 05 February 2011, accessed 06 February 2011 (Engineering better medicines)
