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José María Carrillo Sánchez

  • Teaching area: Ingeniería Hidráulica
  • Water resources engineering / Computational methods in fluid flow, heat and mass transfer (incl. computational fluid dynamics) / Hydrodynamics and hydraulic engineering

José María Carrillo Sánchez

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  • Teaching area: Ingeniería Hidráulica
  • Water resources engineering / Computational methods in fluid flow, heat and mass transfer (incl. computational fluid dynamics) / Hydrodynamics and hydraulic engineering
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About

José María Carrillo Sánchez is Coordinador de Calidad Académica y Formación Permanente.

PhD in "Environment and Sustainable Mining" from Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena (SPAIN) - 2014
Master in "Master's Degree in Business Management and Planning" from Universitat Politècnica de València (SPAIN) - 2010
Master in "Master's Degree in Civil Engineering" from Universitat Politècnica de València (SPAIN) - 2009
Graduate in "Bachellor's Degree in Civil Engineering, specialization in Hydrology" from Universidad Politécnica de Cartagena (SPAIN) - 2004
Assessment of teaching: number of five-year periods assessed positively: 2
Assessment of research: number of six-year periods assessed positively: 2

BIO

Position:

  • Associate Professor (tenured, civil servant) in Hydraulic Engineering since 2020.


Current elected positions and roles:


Former positions and roles:

  • Vice-Dean of the School of Civil Engineering and Mining Engineering for more than 5 years (start: 2019 - end: 2024).
  • Coordinator of the Master's Degree in Civil Engineering (international quality label EUR-ACE®) for more than 5 years (start: 2019 - end: 2024).
  • Coordinator of the Master's Degree in BIM Methodology for the Development of Infrastructure Projects for more than 3 years (start: 2020 - end: 2024).


R & D experience:

  • Principal Investigator of 8 R&D projects funded by public calls; he has participated in the elaboration of more than 25 R&D projects funded by public calls, and more than 30 R&D contracts of special relevance with companies and/or administrations. 
  • The research work has been published in more than 40 publications indexed in Web of Science (https://www.webofscience.com/wos/author/record/1831472), and more than 100 communications in congresses (mostly of international scope). The publications deal with laboratory measurements and numerical models of energy dissipation in hydraulic structures, air-water flows, nonlinear weirs, sediment transport, scour downstream of the dams, intake systems, flooding studies, among others.
  •  Research stays at the "Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios en Recursos Hídricos" (CIERHI) of the Escuela Politécnica Nacional (Ecuador), the Centro de Estudios Hidrográficos (CEH) of the "Centro de Estudios y Experimentación de Obras Públicas" (CEDEX), and the Instituto Superior Técnico - University of Lisbon (Portugal).
  • Reviewer in 30 journals indexed in Web of Science, with more than 200 verified peer reviews (https://www.webofscience.com/wos/author/record/1831472).
  • Participant in the organization of several national and international congresses (including 5 editions of the IAHR Young Professionals Congress).


Teaching experience:

  • Co-supervisor of 2 doctoral theses, supervisor of more than 20 final dissertations (in Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering and in Master's Degree in Civil Engineering), supervisor of research dissertations for more than ten Erasmus students (from the European and non-European countries), and coordinator of more than 20 scholarships and contracts in R & D.
  • Coach in 3 editions of the IAHR Young Professionals Hydro-Environment challenges.
  • Coordinator of 9 courses of non-formal education (e.g., open channel flows, sewer systems, water supply systems, amogn others). 
  • Participant in 5 teaching stays under the ERASMUS+ programme in Portugal (x2), Germany, France and Latvia.
  • Coordinator of 3 Scientific Olympics funded by public calls, and participant in more than 20 projects and teaching innovation activities.

Office Hours

Location
Day
Schedule
EDIFICIO ANEXO a MINAS, Floor 1, Office Despacho A1.07
Se atenderá en el horario establecido, o también fuera del mismo, previa solicitud por Microsoft Teams. / You will be attended at the established time slot, or also in another moment, asking for an appointment by Microsoft Teams.
Monday
11:00 — 14:00
EDIFICIO ANEXO a MINAS, Floor 1, Office Despacho A1.07
Se atenderá en el horario establecido, o también fuera del mismo, previa solicitud por Microsoft Teams. / You will be attended at the established time slot, or also in another moment, asking for an appointment by Microsoft Teams.
Wednesday
11:30 — 14:30

Teaching

Course
Degree
Type
Duration
ECTS
ANALYSIS OF FREE SURFACE FLOW
Ir a Teams
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Type
B
Duration
2Q
ECTS
7.5
MODELOS NUMÉRICOS DE ZONAS INUNDABLES
Ir a Teams
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Type
O
Duration
1Q
ECTS
3
MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES
Ir a Teams
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Type
O
Duration
1Q
ECTS
4.5
HYDRAULICS II
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering
Type
B
Duration
1Q
ECTS
4.5

Abbreviation list

  • BS: Basic course
  • B: Required course
  • O: Elective course
  • A: Year-long
  • 1Q: 1st half
  • 2Q: 2st half

Teaching evaluation

Year
Course
Degree
Class
Survey respondent
Average (*)
2023-24
HYDRAULICS II
522103003
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
4
Average
4.25
ANALYSIS OF FREE SURFACE FLOW
213101002
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
3
Average
5
DAMS AND RESERVOIRS
213101009
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
3
Average
5
2022-23
HYDRAULICS II
522103003
Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
4
Average
3.5
DAMS AND RESERVOIRS
213101009
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
7
Average
4.57
MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES English
213101019
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
3
Average
5
MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES
213101019
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
3
Average
5
MODELOS NUMÉRICOS DE ZONAS INUNDABLES English
213101018
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
3
Average
5
MODELOS NUMÉRICOS DE ZONAS INUNDABLES
213101018
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
3
Average
5
2021-22
ANALYSIS OF FREE SURFACE FLOW
213101002
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
7
Average
5
DAMS AND RESERVOIRS
213101009
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
5
Average
4.4
2020-21
HYDRAULICS
516102005
Old Plan Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering (4th year)
Class
1
Survey respondent
5
Average
4
DAMS AND RESERVOIRS
213101009
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
3
Average
3.67
2019-20
HYDRAULICS
516102005
516108009
Grado en Ingeniería Civil (BOE 20-04-2011)
Class
1
Survey respondent
9
Average
3.67
ANALYSIS OF FREE SURFACE FLOW
213101002
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
6
Average
3.67
DAMS AND RESERVOIRS
213101009
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
7
Average
3.86
MODELOS NUMÉRICOS DE ZONAS INUNDABLES
213101018
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
10
Average
5
MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF HYDRAULIC STRUCTURES
213101019
Master's degree in Civil Engineering
Class
1
Survey respondent
5
Average
4.6
(*) Average over a maximum of 5