• List of apps I developed during diploma course and self-study time.

1. Photorama. It makes a web service request to get photos.
2. Restaurant. Interactive restaurant menu that displays offerings, adds orders and sent order request.
3. List. Display, add, delete and save a list of tasks.
4. Homepwner It keeps an inventory of all your possessions. It saves name, serial#, value and a picture.
5. Hotel Manzana. This app allows you to register guests when they arrive.
6. Personality Quiz. This app is a silly game that is going to reflect part of your personality.
7. Apple Pie (iPad). Word guessing game.
8. WorldTrotter. This app converts values between degrees Fahrenheit and degrees Celsius.
9. TouchTracker. An app that lets the user draw lines by touching the screen
10. Chronolist. List of tasks or activities placed in chronological order.
11. SteriflowApp. Project that shows a catalog of Steriflow products.
12. Calculator (UI only, iPhone). User interface that shows you the power of Autolayout.
13. Calculator (UI + operations, iPhone and iPad). Calculator that computes basic operations, +, -, *, /

Frameworks used: UIKit, CoreData, CoreGraphics, CoreLocation, CoreMotion, MapKit, AVFoundation, QuartzCore, SafariServices, SceneKit, Speech, ARKit. iOS Design Patterns used: MVC, Singleton, delegation, Observer, Target-Action,

• List of apps I developed during self-study time:

11. Hypnosister (iPhone, using MRC). Change and move concentric circles color with shake motion detection.
12. Homepwner (iPhone, using MRC). It keeps an inventory of all your possessions.
13. TouchTracker (iPhone, using MRC). This application lets the user draw lines by dragging across the view.
14. Nerdfeed (iPad, using MRC). It reads the RSS feed from the Apple newsroom web service.
15. Basic MediaPlayer App (iPhone, using MRC). Simple user interface to display a movie or video and audio.

• Frameworks used: UIKit, CoreData.

• List of MacOS apps I developed during self-study time:

1. TahDoole Desktop App. Simple to-do list application that stores its data as a property list.
2. Cocoa Server App. It creates a server to broadcast its presence and advertise its service on a local area network.

• Frameworks used:

• List of bash scripts I wrote to speed up my developments

1. create-table-of-contents.sh: Create a table of contents given a txt file
2. git-add-ui.sh: It uses a dialog box to add modified and untracked files to the staged area
3. git-add-with-filter-ui.sh: It uses a dialog box to add modified and untracked files with a filter to the staged area
4. git-restore-ui.sh: It uses a dialog box to restore files that are located in staged area
5. git-restore-with-filter-ui.sh: It uses a dialog box to restore files using a filter that are located in staged area
6. git-status-with-filter.sh: It shows you status files selected by extension
7. git-diff-with-filter.sh: It shows you files differences selected by extension
8. trad3.sh: It was created back in my student days to retrieve english/spanish words
9. add3.sh: included in trad3.sh repository
10. rmDotDSStoreScript.sh: Remove .DS_Store files recursively
11. verifyStatus.sh: It was created to remember me if a repository has changes or files are untracked
12. extractImagesFromPdfFiles.sh: Extract Images from a pdf file recursively
13. renameAllFiles.sh: rename all files and directories in the current directory recursively

• Diploma Course at DGTIC UNAM (Web Conference), 2023

1. Advanced iOS and Android Development - UNAM DGTIC 2023, 240 hours

• Diploma Course at iOS Development Lab, UNAM 2nd Generation, 2019.

1. Mobile Application Development - UNAM 2019, 240 hours

1. Introducing SwiftUI

1. Combine Asynchronous Programming with Swift

1. iOS Code Testing
2. Pro iOS Testing

1. Pro Design Patterns in Swift

• List of courses I took to improve my knowledge and skills about iOS Development through a couple of years.

1. iOS Programming with Swift (BNR course provided by iOS instructors to improve skills)
2. Practical Autolayout (Interesting book about how to demystify Autolayout)
3. Learn to Code in Swift (Interesting way to teach Swift using iOS projects created by the author, It is a must)
4. Apple iOS Swift Unit Testing (First approach)
5. Building AR Apps with Xcode
6. Generics (Important chapter provided by Learn to Code in Swift book)
7. Swift Style (Summary of recommendations about how to write Swift style code)
8. CoreGraphics
9. Protocols Importan information from Swift documentation.

• Frameworks used: UIKit, CoreData, ARKit, CoreGraphics, CoreLocation, CoreMotion, MapKit, AVFoundation, QuartzCore, SafariServices, SceneKit, Speech.

• iOS Development Courses using Objective-C during self-study time.

1. iOS Programming (Objective-C Using MRC)
2. Beginning Xcode
3. Using Speech Framework
4. Grand Central Dispatch
5. Frameworks, Libraries and Targets

• Frameworks used: UIKit, CoreData, CoreLocation, UIAccelerometer (deprecate), AVFoundation, Speech.

1. The Model-View-ViewModel Architectural Pattern
2. MVVM

1. Understanding And Using C Pointers
2. Representing and Manipulating Information with C
3. Optimizing Program Performance with C
4. Learn C on The Mac For OSX and iOS
5. Numerical Analysis With C Programming Language

1. Version Control Git (Notes)
2. Summary git commands

1. Bash Cheat Sheet
2. if statement
3. while loop
4. for loop
5. grep
6. sed
7. tr
8. let
9. cut
10. find
11. sort
12. set

• C programs:

1. search-price.c: It search a price of an item over a text file
2. fibonacci.c: it calculates first 20 numbers of fibonacci series
3. c-to-f.c: It converts centigrades units to Farenheit units
4. diodo.c: It calculates phase angle, Power Electronics
5. pparallel.c: Data adquisition project, using an old HP Pavilion Desktop computer
6. Programming in C: List of c programs that I created in the old days

• UML And Object Oriented Design Foundations:

1. UML And Object Oriented Design Foundations

• Data Bases:

Lectures, code and documentation about data bases.

1. SQLite For Mobil Apps Simplified
2. Designing Data Intensive Applications
3. Introducing SQLite for Mobile Developers

• Algorithms:

1. Algorithms and Data Structures in Swift
   • Basic Sorting
     • Selection Sort
     • Insertion Sort
     • Bubble Sort
   • Advanced Sorting
     • Merge Sort
     • Quick Sort
2. Algorithms and Data Structures in Objective-C
   • Basic Sorting
     • Selection Sort
     • Insertion Sort
     • Bubble Sort
   • Advanced Sorting
     • Merge Sort
     • Quick Sort
3. Graph Algorithms
   • Sequential Graph Algorithms
   • Parallel Graph Algorithms
   • Distributed Graph Algorithms

• Frameworks used: QuartzCore.

• Tricks iOS development:

1. shortcuts
2. Building and running wirelessly

• History:

• Utility:

2. VIM
3. Regular Expresions
4. English Language
5. Must-Have English Phrases for Online Meetings
6. 10 Words to use right now at work in English

• Notes about computer systems engineering from programming perspective.

1. Computer Systems - A Programmers Perspective
2. Computer Organization and Design Fundamentals

Concurrency is a mechanism that decreases the response time of the system by using a single process unit.

In Concurrency, a major task is divided into subtask that execute simultaneously but not at the same time. A good example of concurrency is having multiple applications, like a Chrome browser, a video editor, and iTunes running at the same time in an operating system.

• Parallelism is a mechanism that increases computational speed by using multiple processors. In parallelism, tasks execute simultaneously and at the same time. A good example of parallelism is running a video editor that has many task to perform simultaneoulsy.

• Unix:

1. Unix

• Microprocessors and MicroControllers: Notes about how a microprocessor and a microcontrollers work.

1. Inside The Machine
2. Microprocessors And Microcontrollers

Digital Signal Processing:

1. Digital Signal Processing Notes

• Integrated Circuits:

1. Integrated Circuits Notes

• Electronic Amplifiers:

1. Electronic Amplifiers Notes

• Electronic Devices:

1. Electronic Devices Notes

• Analog Control:

1. Analog Control

• Fuzzy Logic:

1. Fuzzy Logic Notes