Academic background in Computer Science
- B.S. Degree in Computing Science from the University of A Coruña (UDC) in October 2006. The B.S. thesis "Design and implementation of an interactive service for IPTV", mentee by the late Associate Professor Ph.D. Víctor M. Gulías Fernández, received a qualification of "excellent".
- Internship at Cinfo from October 2006 to March 2007.
- Master's of Advanced Studies (DEA) from the former Department of Information and Communication Technologies (TIC) of the University of A Coruña in July 2009. The Master's Thesis, mentee by Associate Professor Ph.D. Fernando Bellas Permuy, received a qualification of "excellent".
- B.S. Degree in System Engineering from the University of A Coruña (UDC) in March 2010. The B.S. thesis "Framework for Teaching and Research in Information Retrieval", mentee by Associate Professor Ph.D. Carlos Alberto Pan Bermúdez, received a qualification of "excellent". Described here.
- Ph.D. candidate at Department of Social Informatics, Kyoto University (in Japanese 京都大学), mentee by Professor Ph.D. Katsumi Tanaka (in Japanese 田中克己教授) and, after his retirement, by Professor Ph.D. Masatoshi Yoshikawa (in Japanese 吉川正俊教授).
- Master's Degree in Cybersecurity (MUNICS) in July 2023, jointly held by University of A Coruña and University of Vigo. The Master's thesis "Performing audits in computer forensics based on real cases for the training of auditors and legal personnel", mentee by Professor Ph.D. Cristina López Bravo and José Luis Rivas López, received a qualification of "excellent" with honors and won the best cybersecurity Master's thesis prize by CatedraR in the 2023 edition.
- Participation in several research projects and teaching innovation projects in CS.
- Attended several courses about computer science at:
Academic background in Teaching:
- Teaching certificate (CAP) from the University of A Coruña (2009).
- Attended several courses about education at:
Language skills:
All the certificates here will be expressed in the scale proposed by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), where A1 and A2 represent the basic levels, B1 the lower intermediate level, B2 the upper intermediate level, and C1 and C2 represent the most advanced levels. For non-EU languages, I searched for conversions made by lanaguage institutes, universities or other competent academic entities.
English:
- C2: Advanced C2 English certificate from the Escola Oficial de Idiomas de Ferrol.
- C1: Certificate in Advanced English from the University of Cambridge.
Japanese:
- B2: JLPT N2 (Nôken 2-kyuu) Certificate from the Japan Foundation and Japan Educational Exchanges and Services.
French:
- B1: Intermediate B1 French certificate from the Escola Oficial de Idiomas de Ferrol.
Portuguese:
- A2: Basic A2 Portuguese certificate from the Escola Oficial de Idiomas de Ferrol.
Galician:
- C2: Advanced C2 Galician certificate from the Escola Oficial de Idiomas de Ferrol.
Teaching Languages:
- Certificate from Instituto Cervantes on "Introduction to Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Lanugage".
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