Professor at School of Civil Engineering
DES : Departamento de Estruturas
FEC : Faculdade de Engenharia Civil
Teaching Assignments :
Undergraduate courses
Estática 1 EC 604
Estática 2 EC 704
Graduate courses
These courses have been taught to a mixed public of civil, mechanical and applied mathematics students. The underlying idea is that the finite element method is the ideal field to convey a theoretical background to the engineers and to introduce true applications to the mathematicians.
- An introduction to the finite element method. A course based on the book : The finite element method : an Introduction, by Oden, Becker and Carey (Prentice Hall).
- An introduction to continuum mechanics. Based on the books : An Introduction to Continuum Mechanics by Morton E. Gurtin (Academic Press) and An Introduction to the theory of Elasticity by R.J. Atkin and N. Fox (Longman Group Limited, London, 1980)
- Computational Linear Algebra. Introducing various linear algebra algorithms with emphasis on computer exercises. Based on the book : Matrix Computation for Engineers and Scientists, by A. Jennings (John Wiley & Sons, 1978)
Students
An h-p adaptive finite element environment PZ
A paper on the implementation of the h-p refinement technique
A paper on object oriented tools
On the definition of higher order shape functions
Philippe R. B. Devloo is professor a the school of Civil Engineering of UNICAMP since 1993. His main interest are in the field of applying object oriented technology to scientific computing, finite element technology and continuum mechanics.
Electronic mail address
phil@fec.unicamp.br
Web address
http://www.fec.unicamp.br/~phil
Office phone
(55) (19) 7882329