Jorge Garza Ulloa, Ph.D.University of Texas at El Paso
Electrical & Computer Engineering Doctoral Program
Bio
Dr. Jorge Garza-Ulloa earned his Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electronics and Communications Engineering Monterrey in 1977 from the Instituto Tecnologico en Monterrey, N.L. Mexico. He received his Master of Science degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering in 1980 from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. In spring 2010 he joined the UTEP doctoral program. Electrical and Computer Engineering /Biomedical engineering PhD degree in University of Texas in May 2013. Dr. Garza-Ulloa has been the recipient of numerous honors and awards including a University of Texas at El Paso Graduate School Research Award, Research Schellenger Foundation, and funds for his research from Stern Foundation. While pursuing his degree, Dr. Garza-Ulloa worked as a research associate for the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, and taught courses for the ECE UTEP department. He was a team leader and winner in the 2012 Camino Real Ventura International Competition. Dr. Garza-Ulloa has published his research at international journals including the 2012 Journal Measurement Elsevier with a novel Mathematical Model for the Validation of the Ground Reaction Force Sensor in Human Gait Analysis, and in Scientific Research with a novelty mathematical model to predict Transition-to-Fatigue during isometric exercise on muscles of the lower extremities. International conference meeting: ASEE Annual Conference with the Development / Design Theory and Methodology Model for Mechatronics”. Dr. Garza-Ulloa dissertation entitled, “Assessment and evaluation of the dynamic behavior of muscles with special reference to subjects with Diabetes Mellitus”.
His main research interests include: Sensor/Data Validation, Biomedical Engineering, Biomechatronics, Computational Intelligence, and Locomotion Neurorehabilitation. He worked as a Test Engineer at Thomson TV division( formely RCA), as being Research and Professor at Instituto Tecnologico de Cd. Juarez / Centro de Graduados (ITCJ/Graduate Center) and he has founded three international technologies consultant companies. He has been certified as consultant by: Autodesk, Microsoft, Flexsim, and National Instruments He was the designer of the first Mexican Micro-Computer T.A.Co (Technology & Automated Computer), the first Spanish synthesizer name RO.VO ( Robot VOice ) and several specialized electronic manufacturing equipment to improve production
Dr. Garza-Ulloa has a post- graduation plan to continue his research, and teaching in Universities/Research Centers, with the goal on develop new methods/equipment for Healthcare systems (Bio-medical Engineering)/Testing performance. Currently, he works on his research at UTEP at the Laboratory for Human Motion Analysis and Neurorehabilitation , he has published novelty papers related to his field in international scientific journals and conference proceedings.
Education
Ph.D-Electrical & Computer Engineering (Biomedical Engineering) The University of Texas at El Paso, 2013.MS - Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Massachusetts,1981
BS - Electronics and Communications, Instituto Tecnologico Y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey,1976
Contributions
“When we share our acknowledge, we must listen, and we will find new ways to innovate connecting theory with real problems, then we can improve our goals to be better engineers and better human beings developing new devices, and new methodologies to help others“ Jorge Garza-Ulloa
Most Recent Publications
Current Scheduled Teaching Courses
"A course must be completed with a final project assigned, this enabled students to continue learning even outside of class. Through this innovative approach of assigning a final project since the beginning of the semester, students can begin planning of the project. The project requires of students to take from the theory learned in class and present a real life application, explanation, and simulation from it. As the semester progresses, this also allows students to always be mindful of how to connect all the material they have learned though out the semester and fully understand it. Not only is the final project a great way to review the material, but also to help students learn how to create a presentable and professional final product which they can be proud of it. This is of especial use for aspiring electrical engineers who will need to develop and refine these skills for the future" Jorge Garza-Ulloa
| Term | Section | Course Syllabus | Evaluations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring 2012 | 25295 | EE 3321 - Electromagnetic Field Theory | Link |
| Fall 2011 | 13037 | EE 3321 - Electromagnetic Field Theory | Link |
| Fall 2011 | 17020 | EE 3338 - Electronics I | Link |
| Spring 2011 | 26334 | EE 3321 - Electromagnetic Field Theory | Link |
| Fall 2010 | 17239 | EE 3321 - Electromagnetic Field Theory | Link |
Most Recent Presentations
Personal Research
“ The realization of each of our ideas are for themselves the best prize from the human being that someday had the creative imagination that them will work” Jorge Garza-Ulloa
Toroidal Applications Toroidal Coil have mutlipes application this is the first paper to achieve my biggest dream: Auto-Magnetic Generator Levitation Motor
The Dream of a good Mexican Tech: TACo Technological and Automation Computerized
Intervals Computation - Human Gait cycle Follow Up of a subject with Hemiparetic stroke
Energy Vs Water Design Electric Generation Water Feedback for Endless Electric Energy (EGWFEE )
Auto-Magnetic Generator Levitation Motor in process
Manufacturing Easy Graphical Documentation (spanish)
Cube Precise Technology (spanish)
Résumé
“Constant innovation for new applications, using new techniques, and new methods for new products; since I will never reach the comfortable level of my entire satisfaction”
Resumes(pdf) : Dr. Jorge Garza-Ulloa
