Organization/Location

Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Estado de México
Monterrey, Mexico

Degrees

Industrial Physics Engineer, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Mexico
MS in Physics, Cinvestav, Mexico

Teaching Experience

José Luis Gómez-Muñoz has been teaching mathematics and physics to engineering students since 1998. He is coauthor of two textbooks, Precálculo, enfoque de resolución de problemas and Cálculo diferencial para ingeniería. He works in the Principia Program, where mathematics, physics, and computer sciences are integrated for freshman and sophomore engineering students in a collaborative learning environment. Some of the educational materials he has developed in English and Spanish are available on the internet, including "The Murder Mystery Method Applied to Exact Differential Equations," "The Simpsons and Mathematics 3," and "A New Geometrical Explanation of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus," among others.

Mathematica Experience

Gómez-Muñoz has been a Mathematica user since 1992, and the Mathematica instructor for a Mexican reseller of Wolfram products since 2002. He has contributed finite element method examples in the IMTEK Mathematica Supplement and an improved installation procedure for the QDENSITY quantum computer simulation in Mathematica. He has taught Mathematica courses and seminars throughout Mexico, for which he developed more than 40 hours of Mathematica material in Spanish. He became part of the Wolfram Education Group in April 2007.

Language Fluency

English, Spanish

Interests

Material sciences, quantum computers, collecting books (especially on sciences and arts), playing the guitar, exercise