Teaching Experience
Professor at the Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Engineering, Universidad de los Andes. Merida Venezuela:
-Full Professor, July 2003 - present. Courses Taught:
> Postgraduate: Distributed Artificial Intelligence (see course), Intelligent Environments (see course), Intelligent Computing, Emergent Computation (see course), Parallel Computation, Advanced Artificial Intelligence (see course), Business Intelligence, Knowledge Management, Datawarehousing (see course)
> Undergraduate: Artificial Intelligence (see course), Operating Systems, Seminar, Analysis and Design of Algorithms (see course) Seminar (see course).
> Whorshops: Introduction to Intelligent Computing Techniques (see course), Introduction to Intelligent Systems (see course), Business Intelligence, Data warehousing, Data Mining and Knowledge Management (see course)
-Associate Professor. July 1998 - June 2003. Courses taught: Artificial Intelligence, Introduction to Processing Parallel, Operating Systems, Compilers (Undergraduate), and Intelligent Computing, Parallel Computing, Computer Emerging, Operating Systems (Postgraduate).
-Assistant 2 Professor. July 1994 - June 1998. Courses taught: Data Structures (Undergraduate) and Introduction to Operating Systems, Parallel Computing, Computer Emerging Multi-Agent Systems (Postgraduate).
-Assistant 1 Professor. July 1990 - June 1994.
Instructor-Professor. July 1988 - July 1990. Courses Taught: Digital Programming Digital Programming I and II (Undergraduate).
Visiting Professor in the Department of Computing at the University of Houston. January 2000 - December 2000 (three semesters). Courses Taught: Fundamentals of Operating Systems, Compilers.
Professor of the Science Center, and Computer Systems. CECITEC. Merida. 1986-1987. Courses Taught: Computer Programming I (Technical).
Assistant Professor in the Department of Computing, Faculty of Engineering, Universidad de los Andes. Merida. 1986 to 1987. Courses: Digital Programming and Data Structures.
Teacher Trainer in the Department of Physics, Faculty of Sciences University of the Andes. Merida. 1984 to 1986. Courses: Physics I.
Design of the programmatic content of the courses: Introduction to Distributed and Parallel Programming (undergraduate) Multi-agent systems, parallel computing, Emerging Computer and Introduction to Operating Systems (postgraduate).