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Investigación Y Posgrado INVESTIGACIÓN Y POSGRADO Publicaciones como resultado de actividades de investigación, 2015 Cuadro 2.6 Arbitraje Participación de Participación de Entidad de la Red Autor (es) Nombre de la publicación Editado por Tipo* Registro en SCI / SSCI (nacional / académicos externos estudiantes internacional) Red Universitaria ..Centros............ ..universitarios CU temáticos CUAAD Memorias del V Coloquio Internacional de Rodrigo Ruy Arias, Sergio Medina Zacarías Universidad de Guadalajara Memorias Sin registro BUAP/UAEH Lic. En Música No Música Sociedad de Ergonomistas de Rodrigo Ruy Arias Libro SEMAC 2015 Capítulos 978-0-578-16113-6 No No Nacional México Universidad De Guadalajara, Centro Universitario De Ciencias De Blanca Estela Hernández José Fernando Barba Gómez, Jaime Andrade Villanueva, Dr. José Barba Rubio Rector De La La Salud, Instituto Dermatológico Villalvaso (Licenciatura En Alicia Almanzar Curiel, Luis Rogelio Valadez Gill, Horacio Universidad De Guadalajara Del Siglo XX De Jalisco Dr. José Barba Rubio, Libros ISBN: 978-607-9694-61-6 No No Diseño Y Comunicación Padilla Muñoz, Hilda Vidalia González Sandoval (1953) Asociación Cultural Del Antiguo Gráfica) Hospital Civil De Guadalajara Fray Antonio Alcalde A.C. Universidad De Guadalajara, Centro Universitario De Ciencias De Doctor Carlos Ramírez Esparza: Testimonio Alejandro Ramos Escobedo, Alicia Almanzar Curiel, Luis La Salud, Asociación Cultural Del Sobre La Medicina En Guadalajara En Los Libros ISBN: 978-607-96946-7-8 No No No Rogelio Valadez Gill Antiguo Hospital Civil De Años 40 Guadalajara Fray Antonio Alcalde A.C. Universidad De Guadalajara, Hilda Vidalia González Sandoval, Luis Rogelio Valadez Impacto Acústico En El Hábitat Centro Universitario De Arte, Artículos en revista ISSN: 1870-7521 No No Internacional Gill, Marco Aquiles Chávez Lecuanda Arquitectura Y Diseño Experiencias en arquitectura. Modos de Experiencias en arquitectura. Vicente Pérez Carabias Libros 978-607-742-139-9 No No Nacional trabajar Modos de trabajar Experiencias en arquitectura. Vicente Pérez Carabias Casa Villa de Álvarez Capítulos 978-607-742-139-9 No No Nacional Modos de trabajar Universidad de Camagüey y Estrellita García. Portales aledaños al volcán de Fuego El Colegio de Jalisco, mayo 2015 Artículos en revista ISSN: 1870-8331 No Nacional UAM Estrellita García Carl Nebel y otras miradas a Guadalajara El Colegio de Jalisco Artículos en revista ISSN: 1870-8331 Todos del CA-UdG 613 No Nacional Universidad de Guadalajara, El Colegio de Jalisco, UAM, Centre on Conflict, Estrellita García y Agustín Vaca Política pública y cultura El Colegio de Jalisco Capítulos ISBN: 978-607-8350-39-1 No Internacional Development and Peacebuilding, Interpeace América Latina Alma Rosa Castillo Torres, Carlos González Bartell, Carlos González Hernández, Araceli Hermosillo de Anda, Clarissa A. Vega Maciel, Cristóbal E. Maciel Carbajal, Ernesto Lara López, Fátima A. Glez. Solano, Fco. Javier Alma Castillo Torres y Orozco Rdguez, Ileana Amezcua Díaz, Jessica López Araceli Hermosillo De Anda Sánchez, Jorge Agustín García García, José de Jesús Representación y expresión en el diseño (CUCSH). Juan Carlos Ortiz Universidad de Guadalajara Libros ISBN 978-607-742-251-8 No Nacional Torres Vega, José Luis Chávez Velázquez, Juan Carlos contemporáneo Tabarez (Univ. Aut. de Ortiz Tabarez, Juan Ramón Hdez. Padilla, Laura Edith Guad.). María Elena Ibarra Gutiérrez, Marcela Cervantes Guerra, María Elena Rodríguez Pérez (CUCEI). Rdguez. Pérez, Miguel Á. Jiménez Macías, Miguel Ángel López Veloz, Mónica Gómez Zepeda, Rosalba Orozco Villaseñor Aprovechamiento de residuos industriales L. Alberto Rosa Sierra, Dr. Francisco J. González para el diseño y desarrollo de productos para Madariaga, Dr. Jaime F. Gómez Gómez y Dra. Ruth León Instituto Tecnológico de Colima Memorias ISBN 978-1-939982-17-9 Dra. Ruth León Morán No la industria de la moda con un enfoque Morán sostenible Orientando el diseño de nuevos productos, Universidad Autónoma del Estado Alberto Rosa Sierra, Dra. Ruth Léon Morán hacia la innovac ión en futuros escenarios Artículos en revista ISSN 2007-3615 Dra. Ruth León Morán No de México sustentables Preparación y evaluación de mezclas de PP- L. Alberto Rosa Sierra, Dr. Francisco J. González mezclilla para la elaboración de un material Instituto Tecnológico de Colima Memorias ISBN 978-1-939982-17- No Madariaga, Dr. Jaime F. Gómez Gómez y Dr. Tobías Abt compuesto Evaluación comparativa de ecodiseño entre placas de yeso laminado y placas, Instituto Tecnológico de Estudios Alberto Rosa Sierra, Dr. Francisco J. González Madariaga adicionadas con partículas de plástico Memorias ISBN 978-607-501-337-4 No Superiores de Monterrey expandido y reforzadas con fibra de agave. Avances de investigación Alberto Rosa Sierra, Francisco Javier González Evaluación de calidad percibida en carteras Instituto Tecnológico de Estudios Madariaga, Rosa Amelia Rosales Cinco, Laura Edith Memorias ISBN 978-607-501-337-4 No para dama de producción nacional Superiores de Monterrey Ibarra Gutiérrez Hacia una gestión sustentable del agua en la Fernando Córdova y Arturo Gleason Zona Conurbada de Guadalajara: los retos en Universidad de Guadalajara Capítulos Internacional las políticas públicas”, Deiselene Barros de Oliveira (Doctorado DIAC-CUAAD), María Teresa Puche Igael González Sánchez Gutiérrez (Universidad (Doctorado DIAC-CUAAD), Michoacana), Gabriel Rojas Universidad Michoacana de San Juan Carlos Luna Urdaibay Pedraza (Universidad Jorge Arturo Chamorro Escalante (CUAAD), Rodrigo El Arte Musical Entre Dos Patrimonios Nicolás, Universidad Autónoma de (Doctorado DIAC-Univ. Libros En proceso Michoacana), Rodrigo Pardo Nacional Pardo Fernández (Univ. Michoacana) Compiladores Divergentes Y Convergentes Aguascalientes, Universidad de Michoacana), Ma. Fernández (Universidad Guanajuato y CUAAD UdG Guadalupe Rivera Acosta Michoacana), Raúl Capistrán (Doctorado DIAC-Univ. (Univ. Autónoma de Michoacana), Héctor Ernesto Aguascalientes) Villicaña Torres (Doctorado DIAC-Univ. Michoacana) Universidad Michoacana de San La estructura melódica y la forma en los Nicolás, Universidad Autónoma de Jorge Arturo Chamorro Escalante complejos genéricos preservados como Capítulos En proceso Nacional Aguascalientes, Universidad de sones y jarabes del Occidente de México Guanajuato y CUAAD UdG La investigación acción en el proceso de Cynthia Lizette Hurtado Espinosa CUAAD Artículos en revista ISSN 1870-7521 enseñanza aprendizaje 1011 INVESTIGACIÓN Y POSGRADO Publicaciones como resultado de actividades de investigación, 2015 Cuadro 2.6 Arbitraje Participación de Participación de Entidad de la Red Autor (es) Nombre de la publicación Editado por Tipo* Registro en SCI / SSCI (nacional / académicos externos estudiantes internacional) UNIVERSIDAD AUTÓNOMA DE TAMAULIPAS Victor Manuel García Izaguirre, Rebeca Isadora Lozano Castro y María Luisa Pier Castelló, UNIVERSIDAD DE SONORA León Felipe Cynthia Lizette Hurtado Espinosa, Irene Guadalupe Ajuste tipográfico para material didáctico de 1 – Licenciatura en Diseño Universidad de Sonora Capítulos ISBN 978-607-518-160-8 Irigoyen Morales, Nacional Álvarez Cabrera lectoescritura en niños de primero de primaria para la Comunicación Gráfica UNIVERSIDAD DE CIENCIAS Y ARTES DE CHIAPAS Claudia Adelaida Gol Corredor, UNIVERSIDAD DE GUADALAJARA Leonardo Mora Lomelí Cynthia Lizette Hurtado Espinosa, Jayme Gibrán Furlán Arte digital; un pincel en la tecnología. El 1 – Maestría en Gestión y CUAAD UdeG Memorias López Boom tecnolígico en Guadalajara. Desarrollo Cultural Cynthia Lizette Hurtado Espinosa, Irma Lucía Gutiérrez ISBN 978-607-518-134-9, ISBN 978- Capítulo 3. Estrategia didáctica basada en el 1 – Licenciatura en Diseño Cruz, Eva Guadalupe Osuna Ruiz, Lourdes Anette Qartuppi,S.de R.L.de C.V. Capítulos 607-96359-2-3, Nacional aprendizaje lúidco de anatomía tipográfica. para la Comunicación Gráfica Orozco Guzmán. DOI:10.13140/RG.2.1.1552.4000 Cambio del paradigma de la exposición final Claudia Cecilia Delgadillo Mejía, Aurea Santoyo Mercado, de cursos, para el fomento de habilidades Cynthia Lizette Hurtado Espinosa, Amalia García Ediciones FORMA, La Haban, Cuba Memorias ISBN 978-959-718-214-6 profesionales en los estudiantes de Diseño Hernández Gráfico. Irma Lucía Gutiérrez Cruz, Cynthia Lizette Hurtado La formación del diseñador a través de la Espinosa, Eva Guadalupe Osuna Ruiz, Amalia García Ediciones FORMA, La Haban, Cuba Memorias ISBN 978-959-718-214-6 evaluación del aprendizaje por rubricas. Hernández La Importancia del Capital Intelectual en la Acela Villaseñor, María Eugenia, Pérez, Noé Gilberto Asociación Internacional de Gestión del Conocimiento y la Innovación Artículos en revista ISBN: 978-607-7736-91-2 Menchaca Investigación en Educación Superior Educativa hacia el siglo XXI Acela Villaseñor, María Eugenia, Pérez, Noé Gilberto Uso de las TIC´s en los PE en la LDCG de la Asociación Internacional de Artículos en revista ISBN: 978-607-7736-91-2 Menchaca U de G Investigación en Educación Superior Del Río López Maria Dolores y Bravo Padilla Tenoch H. Metodologia aplicada al urbanismo Universidad de Guadalajara Artículos en revista ISSN 1870-751 Internacional Reyes Rodríguez Ramón y Reyes Rodríguez Eliazar CUAADERNO 8 Universidad de Guadalajara Artículos en revista ISSN 1870-751 Internacional Le logement Social récent en péripherie de Juan Torres, Université de Reyes Rodríguez Ramón, Torres Michel Juan y Becerra Guadalajara: analyse du projet Hacienda de Montreal. Olga Clarias Université Laval Artículos en revista CS ISSN 0007-9766
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