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David González-Barreto, Ph.D.
Professor
Office:
II-211
Tel. No.:
787-832-4040
Ext. No.:
3044
Home Page:
http://blogs.uprm.edu/afroboricua/
EMail:
davidg@ece.uprm.edu
Curriculum Vitae:
N/A
David R. González-Barreto is a Professor of Industrial Engineering at the University of Puerto Rico Mayagüez (UPRM). He graduated with a BS in Industrial Engineering from UPRM (1983), a MSIE (1985) from Purdue University, and a PhD in Industrial Engineering (1996) from The Pennsylvania State University. Since 2002 he has served as Coordinator of the Office of Institutional Research Office and Planning (OIRP) at the University of Puerto Rico at Mayagüez. In addition, he is Co-Director of the Centro Universitario para el Acceso (CUA), a center dedicated to increase college admission, and graduation rates of students from low socio-economic status. His current research interests include: multivariate analysis, experimental design, applying simulation and other industrial engineering tools to solve real life problems, academic performance assessment of the students at college level, and studying the factors that limit the access and success of low socio-economic students.
Research interest: - Active in the following areas
- Healthcare
- Multivariate Analysis
- Network Flows
- Real-time Data Collection
- Education
- Manufacturing
- Simulation
- Statistical Quality Control
- Design of Experiments
- Experience in the following areas
- Stochastic Processes
- Data Mining
- Service Industries
- Interested in the following areas
- Real time Process Control
- Bioinformatics
- Information Systems
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- Works in Print
- Non-Refereed Journal Articles
- 1. González-Barreto, D.R. and Barton, R., Multivariate SPC using POBREP (under revision, Journal of Quality Technology)
- Refereed Conference Articles (in proceedings, transactions, ...)
- González-Barreto, D. Bartolomei-Suárez, S.M., and González-Quevedo, A., (2008), Assessing Performance of Students in High School as a Function of Their Success at The University, 11th International Conference on Engineering Education ICEE2008, “New Challenges in Engineering Education and Research in the 21st Century, July 27-31, 2008, Pecs-Budapest, Hungary.
- González-Barreto, D. Bartolomei-Suárez, S.M., and González-Quevedo, A., (2008), Feedback through critical indicators of student performance: contributing to the assessment of high school education, 2008 ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition, June 22-25, Pittsburg, PA, USA.
- Bartolomei-Suárez, S. M., González-Barreto, D., and González-Quevedo, A., (2007), Using an Expected Loss Function to Identify Best High Schools for Recruitment, 10th International Conference on Engineering Education ICEE2007, “The Moving Frontiers of Engineering”, September 3-7, 2007, Coimbra, Portugal.
- IEE Annual Conference. Orlando Florida
- Rosario-Román, D., and González-Barreto, D., Artiles-León, N. and Deliz-Alvarez, J. (2004). “A Tool for Experiments with Functional Data Response”. Proceedings of the 58th American Society for Quality, Congress. Toronto Canada.
- Non-Refereed Conference Articles (in proceedings, transactions, ...)
- 8. González-Barreto, D.R. and Barton, R., 1999, Process-Oriented Basis Representations for Multivariate Process Diagnostics and Control, Proceedings of the NSF Grantees Conference Long Beach, CA.
- 9. González-Barreto, D.R., 1997, Component Registration Diagnosis using POBREP, Proceedings of the 21st Conference of Computers and Industrial Engineering, San Juan, PR.
- Grants and Contracts
- Funded External Grants and Contracts
- Fundación Carvajál ($405,000)
Democratización del conocimiento (2008) - Hewlett Packard ($97,000)
Lead Free Elimination In Manufacturing (2003) - NSF ()
Process-Oriented Basis Representations for Multivariate Process Diagnostics and Control (1996)
- Funded Consulting Contracts (intramural practice)
- Lilly del Caribe ($65,000)
Systems Improvement Group (2005) - Merck Sharp & Dohme, Arecibo ($19,854)
Evaluation of Sampling and Monitoring for Qualifications and Regular Manufacturing for Packaging Operations in MSD Arecibo (2002)
- Scholarly and Creative Activities
- Completed Graduate Thesis as major professor
- Completed Graduate Projects as major professor
- Completed Graduate Thesis as committee member
- Cenilda Ramírez (2005) "Supercritical fluid processing of sulfonated styrenic tri-block copolymers"
- Silvana Tarazaga (2002) "Outgoing quality assessment for manufacturing systems with different non-conformity types using digital simulation"
- Completed Graduate Projects as committee member
- Francisco J. Figueroa López (2000) "Simulación de un Proceso de Esterilización"
- Narciza Mesa (1998) "Evaluando la variabilidad de la predicción en experimentos con respuestas múltiples usando el método de remuestreo (bootstrap)"
- Ariel Sepúlveda (1996) "The Minimax control chart for multivariate quality control"
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