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<h2>My Objective</h2>
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<p>I am an undergraduate Aerospace Engineering student with a focus on Astronautics and a minor in Electronic Engineering
studying at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Arizona.</p>
<p>I am an undergraduate Aerospace Engineering student with a focus on Astronautics and a minor in Electronic
Engineering studying at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University in Prescott, Arizona.</p>
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<h4>
<i class="fa fa-university" aria-hidden="true"></i> B.S. in Aerospace Engineering• 2021 • Embry-Riddle</h4>
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Currently attending classes and hoping to graduate in 2021 with a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering and am planning to take every
opportunity to pursue internships.
Currently attending classes and hoping to graduate in 2021 with a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering and am
planning to take every opportunity to pursue internships.
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<i class="fa fa-university" aria-hidden="true"></i> Community College • 2015-2017 • Mesa Community College</h4>
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Completed many pre-requisite classes, and some Electronic Engineering classes before transferring to Embry-Riddle.
Completed many pre-requisite classes, and some Electronic Engineering classes before transferring to
Embry-Riddle.
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<h4>
<a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/AnsonB/about">3D Printing and Modeling</a>
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<p>Utilize a personal 3D Printer to prototype and iterate my own functional designs. Fusion 360 is my tool of choice for quick designs, but I am also very proficient with other software such as CATIA or Blender. This has quickly become my favorite hobby, whether its building a new idea from scratch or iterating an existing design.</p>
<p>Utilize a personal 3D Printer to prototype and iterate my own functional designs. Fusion 360 is my tool of
choice for quick designs, but I am also very proficient with other software such as CATIA or Blender. This has
quickly become my favorite hobby, whether its building a new idea from scratch or iterating an existing
design.</p>
<p>I also maintain a pretty active account on
<a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/AnsonB/about"> Thingiverse</a> where I contribute my designs to anyone who would like to use them.</p>
<a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/AnsonB/about"> Thingiverse</a> where I contribute my designs to anyone
who would like to use them.</p>
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<a href="https://blog.ansonbiggs.com/">My Personal Blog</a>
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<p>I manage a personal blog at
<a href="https://blog.ansonbiggs.com" > blog.ansonbiggs.com </a>
where I give detailed writeups on any of my projects that I think are worth sharing. Writing has been a great tool to force myself to learn because I do my best to make sure I understand any topics I write about so that myself and others can use them as references. The blog 100% a personal blog, it's more of a personal journal that I share with the world than it is a website that Im trying to advertise and monetize.</p>
<a href="https://blog.ansonbiggs.com"> blog.ansonbiggs.com </a>
where I give detailed writeups on any of my projects that I think are worth sharing. Writing has been a great
tool to force myself to learn because I do my best to make sure I understand any topics I write about so that
myself and others can use them as references. The blog 100% a personal blog, it's more of a personal journal
that I share with the world than it is a website that Im trying to advertise and monetize.</p>
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<a href="https://developer.nvidia.com/tk1-vision-challenge">The Tegra® K1 CUDA® Vision Challenge</a>
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<p>Nvidia held a competition involving computer vision to advertise their new development board that was compact had a lot of graphics horsepower making it great for small computer vision based projects. My idea was to teach the computer to identify food. Tools I used included OpenCV using Python, and all the pictures of food that I was able to scrape off the internet. I made it into the top 50 contestants but unfortunately ran into issues with the project that were ahead of my skill set at the time and wasn't able to compete further. It was great to work on a project where I was forced to teach myself almost the entire way through and I hope to revisit this project in the future as NVidia send me some more boards when I reached the top 50 of contestants.</p>
<p>Nvidia held a competition involving computer vision to advertise their new development board that was
compact had a lot of graphics horsepower making it great for small computer vision based projects. My idea was
to teach the computer to identify food. Tools I used included OpenCV using Python, and all the pictures of
food that I was able to scrape off the internet. I made it into the top 50 contestants but unfortunately ran
into issues with the project that were ahead of my skill set at the time and wasn't able to compete further.
It was great to work on a project where I was forced to teach myself almost the entire way through and I hope
to revisit this project in the future as NVidia send me some more boards when I reached the top 50 of
contestants.</p>
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<h4>Running a 25TB FreeNAS server in my bedroom</h4>
<p>I have an obsession with hoarding data. I keep multiple copies of almost everything I do and even keep copies of
data that I think I will find useful in the future. I have years worth of Linux ISO files for multiple different
distributions that I also have available for others to download. I have a full copy of Wikipedia that I can browse
while offline and numerous other random things that nobody besides me cares about. This project has taught me a
lot about different filesystems and how to use a command line interface. This is an ongoing project that I will
probably continue to evolve until I die so I look forward to expanding my server in the future.</p>
<p>I have an obsession with hoarding data. I keep multiple copies of almost everything I do and even keep
copies of data that I think I will find useful in the future. I have years worth of Linux ISO files for
multiple different distributions that I also have available for others to download. I have a full copy of
Wikipedia that I can browse while offline and numerous other random things that nobody besides me cares about.
This project has taught me a lot about different filesystems and how to use a command line interface. This is
an ongoing project that I will probably continue to evolve until I die so I look forward to expanding my
server in the future.</p>
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<h4>Numerous Arduino and Raspberry Pi projects</h4>
<p>Most of my projects never see completion because I cannibalize them to build new projects but my current projects
involve building a large LED stock ticker that reads off stock prices like in Wall Street. This project has taught
me a lot about working with open source projects on Github and I have even had to source the LED panels from China
myself to make the project affordable for myself. The few Electronic Engineering classes that I have taken so far
have all been building physical circuits so I look forward to getting into the software side of things more in the
future especially with the Arduino.</p>
<p>Most of my projects never see completion because I cannibalize them to build new projects but my current
projects involve building a large LED stock ticker that reads off stock prices like in Wall Street. This
project has taught me a lot about working with open source projects on Github and I have even had to source
the LED panels from China myself to make the project affordable for myself. The few Electronic Engineering
classes that I have taken so far have all been building physical circuits so I look forward to getting into
the software side of things more in the future especially with the Arduino.</p>
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