I have been professor and advisor of civil engineering students since 1995. Some of the courses I have taught are Engineering Challenges, Statics, Dynamics, Structural Analysis, and Seismic Engineering at undergraduate level, and Advanced Structural Analysis, Structural Dynamics, Computational Dynamics, Innovative Systems for Vibrations Reduction, Probabilistic Analysis of Vibrations, and Systems Identification at graduate level.
Under my supervision, 4 PhD, 36 MSc, and 6 ME students have graduated from the School of Engineering at PUC. In additon, I have worked with 7 undergraduate students with short research projects. Currently (2016), I am the advisor of 4 PhD and 3 MSc students.
Objective: To achieve a thorough understanding of the theory behind the techniques currently used in structural analysis and its computational implementation forms. Learning to solve structural problems with matrix methods in conjunction with a computer program for interpretation of fundamental […]
Javier obtained his MSc degree at PUC on 2013 with a thesis titled “Development of a new frictional piezoelectric semi-active energy disipator” [“Desarrollo de un nuevo disipador de energía friccional piezoeléctrico semi-activo”, in Spanish]. He published his work at Earthquake Engineering […]
César obtained his MSc degree on 2011 with the thesis titled “Empirical model for preliminary estimation of seismic response in nominally symetric free-plan buildings using ANFIS” [“Modelo empírico para estimación preliminar de respuesta sísmica de edificios de planta libre nominalmente […]
Felipe received his MSc degree at PUC on 2008 with a thesis titled “Evaluación del comportamiento cíclico de conexiones prefabricadas ‘Viga-Columna’ con disipación de energía” [“Evaluation of the cyclic behavior of pre-fabricated beam-column connections with energy disipation”, in English].