User:Sls97
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About me
Putting information on this page primarily to experiment with editing pundit. That being said....
Academic Interests
Engineering, Math, Physics, Foreign Languages
Sports Interests
Frisbee, Running, Soccer, Tennis, Racquetball
Miscellaneous
Pasta and pizza are both really really delicious
Matlab
My favorite example was the one on 3-D Surface Plots, for a variety of reasons. First, I simply thought it was very interesting to learn how to create a 3-dimensional graph from my own code. Throughout high school, there were many times in math and physics when it would have been advantageous to be able to visualize a function of three variables. Now, with Matlab, I can visualize these functions. Second, I thought the specific code itself was fascinating. For example, rather than simply writing a function z = f(x,y), it is first necessary to use meshgrid. In retrospect, this makes sense. However, for someone accustomed to using basic graphing tools on TI calculators, this was not an obvious step. Anyway. These graphs were simply extraordinary with their colors and detail, and I look forward to continuing to experiment with plotting 3-D surfaces.
Grand Challenges for Engineering Assignment
How might virtual reality change the world? Stanford lab peers into future, Ines Novacic, CBS, created 18 June 2015, accessed 28 August 2015 (Enhancing Virtual Reality)
