IELE - Electric Engineering
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The concepts of signal and system are present in many fields in science and engineering. This course focuses primarily on methods of representation of signals that are appropriate for the study of linear and time invariant systems. Parallel treatment of continuous-time systems and discrete is done at the course, and sampling concepts are introduced in order to allow the student to understand the basic ideas used by discrete systems to process continuous signals.,English,-
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Lozano Martinez Fernando
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Guerrero Hurtado Mauricio
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The course presents the design bases of the principal components in the infrastructure of a power system: substations and transmission lines. The course is focused on the study of the design techniques of high voltage infrastructure. Hence, the students develop several design exercises.
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The course presents advanced mathematical and computing techniques for the analysis of power systems. The power systems matrix form is presented for the steady state analysis, short circuit analysis and transient phenomena analysis. Also, the techniques of optimal power flow, radial power flow and stochastic power flow are studied. The course presents the general scheme of the frequency and voltage control in power systems.
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This course provides the analysis and design tools for energy conversion systems, based on electronic components and applied to control rotor speed, power sources in switch mode, connection of energy sources to the grid, reactive and harmonic compensation, UPS and FACTS devices, among others. The course pretends that the student applies the concept of power quality to obtain a criterion of power systems electronics applications.
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This course provides the analysis and design tools for energy conversion systems, based on electronic components and applied to control rotor speed, power sources in switch mode, connection of energy sources to the grid, reactive and harmonic compensation, UPS and FACTS devices, among others. The course pretends that the student applies the concept of power quality to obtain a criterion of power systems electronics applications.
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Throughout this course, concepts and necessary methods to analyze different policies in the energy sector are studied. Main aspects of energy sector are discussed in the new market context, taking into account new regulations and sector configuration, and constraints and environmental objectives. Necessary notions of energy, environmental economy and natural resources are reviewed in order to understand the energetic chain and its interrelations. This course presents methodologies and modeling tools to analyze energetic actions which are both economical and environmental sustainable.,English,-
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Study of both the analog and digital measurement chain, as well as the study of various electronic devices, specialized in signal conditioning circuits design. Knowledge of circuits and specific devices of each block composing the measurement chain, in order to implement a complete system capable of capture signals from a physical system. Sensors study, signal conditioning circuits and analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog conversion process.,English,-
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1) Know the current status and trends of technologies based on processors and microcontrollers.2) Solve problems with hardware solutions, properly characterizing the solution and taking into account synthesis constraints3) Identify the constituent elements of a processor-based system.4) Solve problems based on sequential algorithms using basic constituent elements of a processor by means of algorithmic state machines.
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1) Know the current status and trends of technologies based on processors and microcontrollers.2) Solve problems with hardware solutions, properly characterizing the solution and taking into account synthesis constraints3) Identify the constituent elements of a processor-based system.4) Solve problems based on sequential algorithms using basic constituent elements of a processor by means of algorithmic state machines.
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The quick evolution of the computer engineer, communications and technology of sensors have leaded to the proliferation of new industrial automation systems in production, manufacture, traffic control systems, distributed control systems, and others applications. This activity in this system runs by operative sequences designed by humans. This course focus in forming capable engineers for conceptualize and design devices, machines and systems for industrial automation.
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The quick evolution of the computer engineer, communications and technology of sensors have leaded to the proliferation of new industrial automation systems in production, manufacture, traffic control systems, distributed control systems, and others applications. This activity in this system runs by operative sequences designed by humans. This course focus in forming capable engineers for conceptualize and design devices, machines and systems for industrial automation.
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The course’s objectives are: i- Capturing the attention of the participants through the proper information relative possible uses of new information and communication technologies, aimed at improving health care assistance and coverage of health care services. ii- Setting the methodological bases to study relevant, useful and efficient telemedicine applications. iii- Analyzing the most interesting experiences worldwide and others being efficiently developed in this area. iv- Understanding implementation possibilities and limitations. It addresses topics such as: Telemedicine general aspects, existing telemedicine technologies , Communications Technologies, representative experiences, evaluation of quality technique, Financial, profitability and sustainability assessment, Protocols and regulations, Legal Aspects, Health Systems and TIC, Hospital information systems and information networks.
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Salazar Antonio
Electric and Electronical Department’s master degree program seminar. This is a mandatory seminar for all students and it’s coordinated by the different research groups. In this seminar, the student gets to know research projects being developed by the groups and begins to gradually develop his/her proposal under a teacher’s guidance.
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Electric and Electronical Department’s master degree program seminar. This is a mandatory seminar for all students , which is coordinated by different research groups. In this seminar, students get to know research projects being developed by the groups and begin to develop their research work to report on their progress and receive the group’s comments, advise and suggestions.
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Guerrero Hurtado Mauricio
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Seminar o the Electric and Electronical Master`s Degree program. This is a mandatory seminar for all students and it is coordinated by different research groups. In this seminar, the students get to know research projects being developed by the groups and begins to develop research work to communicate their progress and receive feedback, directions and suggestions.
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This is a special or regular course taken by the student under a teacher-tutor’s guidance individually or in small groups, which can be used to supplement the concentration area or support the research project.
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The course objective is to bring in the base methods for the analysis of dynamic linear systems with several entries and exits through linear algebra review, system’s mathematical descriptions, dynamic linear equations solutions, stability, controllability, observability and canonic forms of a system with multiple variables, transference matrix, representation by differential operator and multivariable control.
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This course covers models, methods and algorithms on machines (computers) learnt based on their experience. Mathematical learning models will be studied, based on which the fundamental elements of this type of systems from the statistical and computer standpoints. Based on the study of theory, methods of the status of art will be introduced, which are currently used with success in applications to actual problems in function classification, regression and approximation.
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The objective of this course is to provide students with an introduction in the field of high speed transient electromagnetic phenomena that take place in power systems due to atmospheric phenomena. This way students can apply mathematical methods for their analysis and determination of protections against surges with these characteristics.
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Torres Macias Alvaro
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Present, analyze and propose the concepts and methods needed to setup an economic, social and environmentally sustainable energy policy. Assimilate the main aspects of the problems associated with management in the energy context, within the new market context and in accordance with the new game rules and the sector organization. The discussion will be organized in three major topics: i- Sustainability concept and concepts related to energy systems and the energy chain. The aspects related to the assignment and utilization of energy resources in production, transformation, distribution and power consumption activities are identified. Natural resource and environmental economy (based on the economic functions of the environment) and energy balance concepts (sources, final and useful energy and losses are reviewed. A panorama of the international and Colombian energy systems is made and the international agreements regarding economic and environmental matters are examined, as well as their incidence and opportunities on the energy sector. Ii- The methodologies and tools designed to support the preparation of a sustainable energy policy are assessed, taking into consideration the technology, economic, social and environmental aspects, and taking into account the multiplicity of agents and interests involved in decision-making, the asymmetries of information and the existing limits to define such policy. The top-down and bottom-up support models for analysis will be reviewed – and the scenario technique. Iii- The restructuring processes carried out in the energy sector are discussed – changes in copyrights, activity disaggregation (des-regulation and new organization). The theories of regulation on the different State intervention means and the microeconomy fundamentals of market operation and monopoly activities are reviewed. Special emphasis is given to the rules to ensure freedom of access and to avoid restrictive practices of the competition and unfair competition, as well as the application of price regulation.
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Current developments in the interaction of electronic and mechanical elements in micrometric scales have generated the microsystem concept (MST) /MEMS (micro-electromechanical system). The course is aimed at familiarizing the student with basic terms and concepts at the level of physical-mechanical parameters escalation, top-down manufacture simulation, CAD tools and applications management in the microsystems area. Tutorial work will be developed for the design of mechanical, electric, magnetic and thermal actuators that will enable the student to gain experience in description and multi-physical design of MST, using the ANSYS tool. At the end of the course, the student will have the opportunity to concentrate on a research Project.
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Avila Bernal Alba
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The course allows: 1) Know methodologies for the development of prototypes based on modern technologies on Embedded platforms. 2) Study operating systems such as Linux, Linux embedded, RTOS among others as software programming alternatives for the solution of problems on embedded platforms. 3) Recognize features of operating systems in real time. 4) Develop prototypes on commercial embedded platforms. 5) Address concepts of IPC (communication between processes), sockets, process among others.
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The course allows: 1) Learn about Discrete Event Systems (DES) and their applications, as well as recently emerging Hybrid Systems (HS) that combine both continuous (time-driven) and discrete (event-driven) dynamics. 2) Develop the ability to conceptualize cutting-edge issues in the DES and HS domain, and formulate problems for potential research purposes.
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An in-depth treatment of the current communications digital systems is presented. Topics include, among others, the representation of deterministic and random signals, modulation and de-modulation schemes, including the current schemes, equalization, spectral properties, error correction codes, communication channel characteristics, applications.
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The student enrolled in this course delves into a topic of interest, that is relevant to their research project but that is not covered by any course offered by the Department or by other university programs.
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The student enrolled in this course is developing an international research experience.
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The student registered in this course dedicates an equivalent time to 12 CR to advance in his research topic.
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