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    • 6a Jornada d'Igualtat de la UPC. Iniciatives de la crida oberta 

      Morillo Bosch, M. Paz; Serrat Buesa, Àngels; Tarres Puertas, Marta Isabel; Salán Ballesteros, Maria Núria; Castell Ariño, Núria; Gibert, Karina; Moreno Moya, Meritxell; Redondo Apraiz, José Manuel; Bosch González, Montserrat; Ferrer Balas, Dídac (2019-02-06)
      Audiovisual
      Open Access

    • An interdisciplinary approach to motivate students to learn digital systems and computing engineering 

      Tarres Puertas, Marta Isabel; López Riera, Alexis; Palà Schönwälder, Pere; Vila Marta, Sebastià (Tempus Publications, 2019-03-01)
      Article
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      We report a new learning approach in collaborative learning-by doing, real-world team-based project in two ICT courses: DigitalSystems and Computing Engineering, conducted at Universitat Polite`cnica de Catalunya. Data ...

    • Decomposition of geometric constraint graphs based on computing fundamental circuits 

      Joan Arinyo, Robert; Soto Riera, Antoni; Tarres Puertas, Marta Isabel; Vila Marta, Sebastià (2007-09)
      External research report
      Open Access
      The graph-based geometric constraint solving technique works in two steps. First the geometric problem is translated into a graph whose vertices represent de set of geometric elements and whose edges are the constraints. ...

    • Decomposition of geometric constraint graphs based on computing fundamental circuits. Correctness and complexity 

      Joan Arinyo, Robert; Tarres Puertas, Marta Isabel; Vila Marta, Sebastià (2014-07-01)
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      In geometric constraint solving, Decomposition Recombination solvers (DR-solvers) refer to a general solving approach where the problem is divided into a set of sub-problems, each sub-problem is recursively divided until ...

    • Direct tree decomposition of geometric constraint graphs 

      Tarres Puertas, Marta Isabel (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya, 2014-12-18)
      Doctoral thesis
      Open Access
      The evolution of constraint based geometric models is tightly tied to parametric and feature-based Computer-Aided Design (CAD) systems. Since the introduction of parametric design by Pro/Engineer in the 1980's, most major ...

    • El llenguatge Java 

      Tarres Puertas, Marta Isabel (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, 2008-05-05)
      Book
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    • Geometric constraint graphs decomposition based on computing graph circuits 

      Joan Arinyo, Robert; Tarres Puertas, Marta Isabel; Vila Marta, Sebastià (Copicentro, 2010-01-01)
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      Geometric constraint solving is a growing field which plays a paramount role in industrial applications and that is deeply rooted in automated deduction in geometry. In this work we report on an algorithm to solve ...

    • Geometric constraint graphs decomposition based on computing graph circuits 

      Joan Arinyo, Robert; Tarres Puertas, Marta Isabel; Vila Marta, Sebastià (East China Normal University, 2008)
      Conference report
      Open Access
      Geometric constraint solving is a growing field which plays a paramount role in industrial applications and that is deeply rooted in automated deduction in geometry. In this work we report on an algorithm to solve ...

    • Problemes de modelització amb UML. Programació orientada a objectes 

      Brínquez Jiménez, Jordi; Dodero Beardo, Juan Manuel; Tarres Puertas, Marta Isabel (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya, 2008-05-05)
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    • Treedecomposition of geometric constraint graphs based on computing graph circuits 

      Tarres Puertas, Marta Isabel; Vila Marta, Sebastià; Joan Arinyo, Robert (ACM Press, NY, 2009-10-01)
      Conference report
      Open Access
      The graph-based geometric constraint solving technique works in two steps. First the geometric problem is translated into a graph whose vertices represent the set of geometric elements and whose edges are the constraints. ...