9 January 2007: Graph Theory
[Said in Deep Voice] The Summinator.
I left the other doodles in there just because I thought they were kinda cool. That, and I hope that whenever I look at "The Summinator" I get a brief reminder of the cyclic and transitive graphs.
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Grid
9 April 2007: Graph Theory
This is just a grid, but it's actually made out of the characters between 2551 and 256C in the character map (Times New Roman). See ╬║╝╔╚ ╗╦ ╣╩ . They just all happen to fit nicely when arranged properly.
This is just a grid, but it's actually made out of the characters between 2551 and 256C in the character map (Times New Roman). See ╬║╝╔╚ ╗╦ ╣╩ . They just all happen to fit nicely when arranged properly.
Minimal Vertex Separator For A Complete Graph
Minimal Vertex Separator For A Complete Graph
Originally uploaded by USUDave
2 April 2007: Graph Theory.
I don't remember exactly how the relationship goes, but I remember how we, as a class, decided that this illustration represented the Minimal Vertex Separator For A Complete Graph
Dave
19 March 2007: Graph Theory
Dave
This is an illustration of my professor. He was wearing black slacks, a blue shirt, and sandals with flaming socks that day. And these are the actual graphs that he was drawing on the board as well.
Dave
This is an illustration of my professor. He was wearing black slacks, a blue shirt, and sandals with flaming socks that day. And these are the actual graphs that he was drawing on the board as well.
Monday, May 28, 2007
Bipartite Hand
10 March 2007:
First day of spring break, 2007. It was nice to take a few minutes to sit and doodle to relieve the stress of the semester thus far. There's a hand hidden in there.
First day of spring break, 2007. It was nice to take a few minutes to sit and doodle to relieve the stress of the semester thus far. There's a hand hidden in there.
Wednesday, May 23, 2007
Poisson Distribution
Stats 3000: Sometime Fall 2006.
The poisson distribution is a distribution in Statistics, but poisson is actually french for "fish". These are my two fish. The big guy is an 8-10" Oscar, and the little guy is a 3-4" Green Terror.
The Poisson Distribution (quoted from my stats book itself here) is; "A random variable X distributed as a Poisson random variable with parameter λ, which is written X ~ P(λ) and has a probability mass function P(X=x) = (e^-λ * λ^x) / x! for x = 0,1,2,3.... The Poisson distribution is often useful to model the number of times that a certain event occurs per unit of time, distance, or volume, and it has a mean and variance both equal to the parameter λ."
The poisson distribution is a distribution in Statistics, but poisson is actually french for "fish". These are my two fish. The big guy is an 8-10" Oscar, and the little guy is a 3-4" Green Terror.
The Poisson Distribution (quoted from my stats book itself here) is; "A random variable X distributed as a Poisson random variable with parameter λ, which is written X ~ P(λ) and has a probability mass function P(X=x) = (e^-λ * λ^x) / x! for x = 0,1,2,3.... The Poisson distribution is often useful to model the number of times that a certain event occurs per unit of time, distance, or volume, and it has a mean and variance both equal to the parameter λ."
Maiden Voyage of USS Linear Algebra
Linear Algebra: Sometime Fall 2006
Just a doodle of a Maine Lobster Boat that I did in Linear Algebra.
Just a doodle of a Maine Lobster Boat that I did in Linear Algebra.
Old Main
Linear Algebra: Sometime Fall 2006
This is Old Main, the first building on the Utah State Campus. The first parts of it were built in 1888.
This is Old Main, the first building on the Utah State Campus. The first parts of it were built in 1888.
Nash Island
Linear Algebra: Sometime Fall 2006
The Nash Island Light, off the coast of home in Maine.
The Nash Island Light, off the coast of home in Maine.
Home Sweet Home
Linear Algebra: Sometime Fall 2006
A sketch of my apartment, from memory, during linear algebra.
A sketch of my apartment, from memory, during linear algebra.
Binary Search Tree
CS 5050: Advanced Algorithms
January 2007
We had to draw a Binary Search Tree of height=7. I thought "I Can't Fit That Onto A Piece of Paper Neatly.... I Need A Bigger Canvas....Hrm..."
I drew this on the sidewalk on campus, took digital photos of it, and then turned those photos for my homework. Dr. Yan Really liked it. :-)
Theorem: Let T be a (proper) binary tree with n nodes, and let h denote the height of T. Then T has the following properties:
1. The number of external nodes in T is at least h+1 and at most 2^h .
2. The number of internal nodes in T is at leasat h and at most 2^h - 1.
3. The total number of nodes in T is at leasat 2h + 1 and at most 2^(h+1).
4. The height of T is at least log(n+1)-1 and at most (n-1)/2, that is, log(n+1)-1 < h <(n-1)/2.
That Means that this binary tree has 
January 2007
We had to draw a Binary Search Tree of height=7. I thought "I Can't Fit That Onto A Piece of Paper Neatly.... I Need A Bigger Canvas....Hrm..."
I drew this on the sidewalk on campus, took digital photos of it, and then turned those photos for my homework. Dr. Yan Really liked it. :-)
More Photos
2. The number of internal nodes in T is at leasat h and at most 2^h - 1.
3. The total number of nodes in T is at leasat 2h + 1 and at most 2^(h+1).
4. The height of T is at least log(n+1)-1 and at most (n-1)/2, that is, log(n+1)-1 < h <(n-1)/2.
- 128 leaves
- 127 Internal Nodes
- 255 Total Nodes
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
LockedOut
Linear Algebra, 8 Oct 06 Right before class, I managed to accidentally put an unknown password on my laptop....so I couldn't take notes on my machine during linear algebra as I usually do. I was forced to use archaic pen and paper! Anyway, this is how I felt during class - I was quite frustrated. However, when I got home, I was quite sure to make haste and figure out a way to hack the windows password, which I sucessfully did and got back into my windows machine. Oh, and in this copy, the blurry parts are where I photoshoped' out the *naughty* words.
Rocket
Statistics 3000, 10 October 06 I like to doodle rockets and stuff blowing up.....if you haven't already noticed, it's a recurring theme in my doodles.
Sleepy
Linear Algebra, 11 October 2006 I was really sleepy in class today, so I had to doodle some to stay awake. But all we went over was the inverse of a matrix, which is pretty simple, so I didn't miss anything big.
Friday, September 29, 2006
Poisson Distribution
Stats 3000, 28 September 06. The fish is because of the Poisson Distribution, where "Poisson" is French for "Fish". These were all scattered over 2 pages of notes, and I just moved them all together after scanning.
Sunday, September 24, 2006
Stats-3000-21-sept-06
Statistics 3000, 21 September 2006. So, the doodle in the upper right was initially just a random shape, but it turned out to look like a bowling monkey. This particular stats lecture was over joint distributions.
Wednesday, September 20, 2006
Hand Trace
Linear Algebra, 19 September 2006 So I was bored in Linear Algebra.....again. I'd already read the sections and done the homework for the this day's lecture....so I was having a really hard time paying attention. I traced my hand, and then took a few notes over the tracing.
Tuesday, September 19, 2006
Hand Maze Filled
For Interior Design, 19 September 2006 This is the same as the Hand Maze one below, only I filled it in. This wasn't really a doodle, so much as it was homework. For my interior design class, my assignment was to "Demonstrate Positive & Negative Space", so I just decided to take a drawing that I already had and just fill it in.
And I'd just like to take this moment to say that the [official] reason that I am taking an interior design class is because I still need to get my general-education creative-arts requirements for my university out of the way.
And I'd just like to take this moment to say that the [official] reason that I am taking an interior design class is because I still need to get my general-education creative-arts requirements for my university out of the way.
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