- Profesor: EFREN DELGADO
The urban phenomenon is one of the pillars of contemporaneity and stands out as one of the ways to interpret our culture, whether it is to praise it or to criticize it. Understanding urban phenomena in depth, in all their dimensions, and in all their complexity, is essential to give meaning to the rest of the manifestations of our societies.
On the other hand, our world is increasingly digital, to the point that we can say that practically everything that happens is filtered and mediated by the digitization of information, and we come to terms with it through these filters.
The course aims to provide some tools to understand urban phenomena, at the intersection of the digital and contemporary thought.
- Profesor: PAU DE SOLA MORALES SERRA
This short course is a general introduction to the application of biological principles in engineering. The course will show students how biological principles and systems can be used to develop environmentally sound and sustainable solutions. The class will review designs and solutions, across various engineering fields, that mimic nature to solve problems and build systems that are more resilient. The course will focus on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals #6 (Clean Water and Sanitation), #11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), and #15 (Life on Land).
- Profesor: JERRY HARRY KAVOURAS
- Profesor: HUSEYIN UYSAL
- Profesor: MARCOS ESTRADA
- Profesor: JERRY HARRY KAVOURAS
- Profesor: ASHIYAN IAN RAHMANI-SHIRAZI
- Profesor: MARCOS FERASSO
- Profesor: ANGELINE GAUTAMI FERNANDO
- Profesor: JORGE EDISON ROJAS RODRIGUEZ