Julian Quick (2012)
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Name Julian Quick
Registered 2012
Impact 525
Contributions Laurel Tree Charter School Newton's laws of motion apparatuses

All my life I have been fascinated by mathematics. When I was eight years old, my dad told me that people can use calculus and computers to model exactly what number a die will show after being thrown with a known velocity from a known position. At that point I knew that I wanted to learn calculus so that I could come to understand the world around me by using mathematical modeling. As I grew older I saw that this skill could be used to help the environment through computer modeling and environmental engineering. My goal is to someday lead a team using mathematics, computer modeling, and technology to alleviate some of the world’s pressing environmental problems, such as groundwater contamination and air pollution.

Interests in Engineering[edit | edit source]

  • Vector fields and mathematics
  • Fluid Mechanics
  • Electricity
  • computer modeling

Experience in Engineering[edit | edit source]

  • Helped with the construction of a hydroelectric power generator for Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery.
  • Performs weekly maintenance of the solar monitoring station on the Humboldt State library roof.
  • Designed and built three demonstrations of Newton's laws of motion of Laurel Tree Charter school in Arcata, CA
  • Volunteered helping construct erosion protection walls for creeks
  • Designed and Printed poster encouraging student involvement in the Renewable Energy Student Union

Portfolio[edit | edit source]

Here is a collection of examples of the work I have done:

  • Memo
  • Spreadsheet
  • Gantt Chart
  • Design Document
  • Proposal
  • AUTOCad]
  • Resume
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