Dr. Leonardo Garrido

Education

 

 

Ph.D. in Artificial Intelligence (2001).

Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Monterrey, México. Research area: Multiagent Systems with special focus on Modeling other Agents in Multiagent Environments. Local advisor: Dr. Ramón Brena. Foreign advisor: Dr. Katia Sycara. Doctoral thesis project about Quantifying the Competitive Advantage of Modeling other Agents.

Visiting Research Scholar (1999-01).

The Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, USA. A two-year internship during my doctoral studies. Working with Dr. Katia Sycara. Research project on Learning Models about other Agents.

Visiting Research Scholar (1994-95).

The Robotics Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, USA. A one-year internship during my doctoral studies. Working with Dr. Katia Sycara. Research project on Multi-Agent Meeting Scheduling.

M.Sc. in Computational Systems Engineering (1992).

Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Monterrey, México. Special focus on Artificial Intelligence. Case-Based Reasoning. Advisor: Dr. Francisco Cantú. Master thesis project about Case-Based Advising.

B.E. in Electronic Systems Engineering (1986).

Tecnológico de Monterrey, Campus Monterrey, México. México. Member of the 2000 Year project which later was called Supplement Program of Education and nowadays Alpha Program. Admission to this program is only by invitation based on high academic and intellectual profiles and its goal is the development of additional students' academic skills (e.g. verbal, writing, interpersonal, and self-learning abilities).

Practical School (Summer 1986).

Hewlett-Packard, México. Summer internship during my last-year bachelor studies. Involved in a project about the study of compatibility of peripheral computational equipment.

Technician in Electromechanics (1982).

CECyT 36, México. Science & Technology certificate in Physics & Mathematics.