Teaching
Currently teaching:
UMA - Industrial Engineering Building - ANÁLISIS VECTORIAL Y ESTADÍSTICA (in Spanish): Group activities
This BSc. course is divided into three blocks. The first one comprises concepts and methods from differential geometry and its applications to parameterized curves and surfaces. The second block deals with vector calculus, including line, multiple and surface integrals and related theorems. The third block consists of an introductory course to statistics (descriptive statistics, probability theory, random variables, hypothesis testing, etc.)
UMA - Industrial Engineering Building - CÁLCULO (in Spanish). Teaching material: Group activities
This BSc. course covers elementary mathematical techniques that are widely used in Engineering, such as complex numbers, integration, derivation, continuity, scalar fields, numerical methods, optimization, etc.
UMA - Industrial Engineering Building - ÁLGEBRA LINEAL (in Spanish)
This is a basic BSc. course covering elementary linear algebra techniques and concepts such as linear systems of equations, space vectors, linear and affine transformations, quadratic forms, orthogonal geommetry and movements, etc.
UMA - Informatics and communications engineering - NUMERICAL METHODS (in Spanish)
This BSc. course covers a range of numerical methods for solving nonlinear equations, systems of linear equations, ordinary differential equations, interpolation and approximation techniques, numerical integration, etc.
Fall 2016
UMA - EPS - CÁLCULO (in Spanish)
This BSc. course covers elementary mathematical techniques that are widely used in Engineering, such as complex numbers, integration, derivation, continuity, scalar fields, numerical methods, optimization, etc.
Spring 2016/Spring 2014
DTU 02435 - DECISION MAKING UNDER UNCERTAINTY IN ELECTRICITY MARKETS (Teaching material: Spring-2016 version)
This MSc. course covers techniques of optimization under uncertainty to assist energy producers, retailers, and consumers in participating in electricity markets and improve market efficiency through enhanced market-clearing algorithms. You can find more information and material related to this course in DTU Kursusbasen and in the course website
Spring 2012
DTU Compute - TOOLS FOR DECISION MAKING UNDER UNCERTAINTY IN ELECTRICITY MARKETS (Teaching material)
This is a MSc./PhD. course that covers the topic of stochastic programming and its potential applications in the energy field such as energy trading, demand-side management, integration of renewables, reliability analysis in power systems, etc.