Being a professor at the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is a quite exciting job as I can share the wonders of how hardware and software dance together.
Currently, I teach the following subjects:
- Computer Architecture,
- Computer Graphics and Augmented Reality, and
- Interactive Systems and Robotics.
In the past, I also lectured, and occasionally still participate in, courses such as:
- Computer programming and data structures
- Microprocessors (and assembly programming)
- Digital circuit design
- Operating systems
- Computer Networks
- Realtime systems
- Computer architecture
- Computer graphics and augmented reality
- Human-Machine Interaction
- Interactive Systems and Robotics
- Computer vision
- Computer graphics and three-dimensional modeling (PhD)
I have prepared a number of support materials that I did not yet take the step to edit as books but that I make available to my students. Apart from slides, the book-like organized ones are:
- Computer Vision from theory to practice - A Laboratory Manual
- Arquitectura de Computadores - Suporte às aulas laboratoriais
- Computer Graphics & Augmented Reality from theory to practice - A Laboratory Manual
