Francisco Ruiz - personal page

This page was upgraded by last time on September 7, 2012.
It includes the following parts:

• To Contact
• Filiations
• Summarized curriculum
• Professional activities
• Studies
• Associations
• Personal data
• Other pages

To Contact:

Email:    francisco.ruizg@uclm.es
Phone:   +34 926-295300, ext. 3741
Fax:        +34 926-255354

Address:    Escuela Superior de Informática
                    Paseo de la Universidad, 4
                    Ciudad Real, 13071 (SPAIN)

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Filiations:

Full Professor
Department of Information Technologies and Systems
Escuela Superior de Informática
University of Castilla-La Mancha

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Summarized curriculum:

PhD in Computer Science for the University of Castilla-La Mancha (UCLM) and MSc in Chemistry-Physics for the Complutense University of Madrid. He is full professor of the Department of Information Technologies and Systems at UCLM in Ciudad Real (Spain). He has been Dean of the Faculty of Computer Science between 1993 and 2000. Previously, he was director of the Computer Services in the mentioned university (1985-1989) and he has also worked in private companies as analyst-programmer and project manager. His current research interests include: integration of paradigms SOC (service-oriented computing) MDE (model-driven engineering) and BPM (business process management), business processes modelling and measurement, software process technology and modelling, software maintenance, and methodologies for software projects planning and managing. In the past other work topics was: GIS (geographical information systems), educational software systems, and deductive databases. He has written 7 books and 27 chapters on the mentioned topics and he has published 26 articles in refereed international journals and more than one hundred papers in other journals, congresses, conferences and workshops. He has been member of 30 program committees, reviewer in 4 scientific events, and member of 7 organizing committees. He belongs to several scientific and professional associations (ACM, IEEE-CS, ATI, AEC, AENOR, ISO JTC1/SC7, EASST, AENUI and ACTA).

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Professional activities:

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Studies:

• Ph.D. in Computer Science, University of Castilla-La Mancha (Spain), July 2003.
• Research aptitude certificate in 'Advanced Computing Techniques', Technical University of Valencia (Spain), September 1998.
• M.Sc. in Chemistry-Physics, University Complutense of Madrid (Spain), Juny 1982.

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Associations:

He's member of the following scientific and professionals associations:

• ACM, Association for Computing Machinery.
• ISO/IEC JTC1/SC7/WG6 Spain: Software Engineering - Evaluation and Metrics.
• IEEE-CS, Institute for Electrical and Electronic Engineering - Computer Society.
• EASST, European Association of Software Science and Technology.
• AENUI, Association of Universitary Computing Teachers (Spanish)).
• AENOR, Spanish Association for Standardization and Certification, CTN71-SC07: Information Systems Engineering (Spanish).
• ATI, Association of Computing Professionals (Spanish).
• ACTA, Association of Scientific-Technical and Academic Writers (Spanish).

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Personal Data:

Born in 1960 in Madrid (Spain).
Married, 2 daughters.
Hobbies: Books, Cinema, Family, Walking.

• Pictures:
  •   Working.
  •   Costa Rica -2001.

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Other pages:

Links to other pages maintained for me:

•  Scientometric Studies
  •  Spanish Research on Computer Science. Bibliometric analysis (2011).
    • Article with a summary published in Novatica journal (January 2012).
  •  Bibliometric Study of the UCLM Scientific Production (2011).
    •  old: Study of the UCLM research outcomes (publications) 2006  (in Spanish).
•  Spanish Population - data and maps (in Spanish).
•  AUDES - urban areas of Spain (in Spainsh).
•  Spanish Electoral System - articles and data about its characteristics and effects (in Spanish).
•  Document of 2003 year: Why I am against the war of Iraq?

Links to other pages which I think it is important to support:

• Women and Computing:
  • IEEE Women in Engineering.
  • Spanish Association of Womens in Science and Technology (in Spanish).
  • Debate in Nature - Why are there so few women in science?.
  • "Women in Engineering: Addresing the Bias". Article by Anna Bogdanowicz.
  • "Women in Computer Science". Web page with interesting infos about women and computer science and informatic.
  •  "Women in Computer Sciences: Closing the Gender Gap in Higher Education", project and book by the Carnegie Mellon University.
  • Women in Technology International (WITI).
  • The Greatest Women in Science History.

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Realized by Francisco Ruiz
Francisco.RuizG@uclm.es