José Oscar Mur-Miranda
Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
(781)292-2544
JoseOscar.MurMiranda (at) olin (dot) edu
jomm (at) olin (dot) edu
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Courses:
- EXTD 160 Introduction to Engineering, Spring 2012
- ENGR 2410 Signals and Systems, Spring 2010
- ENGR 3499 Special Topics in ECE: Nonlinear Circuits, Fall 2009
- ENGR 2410 Signals and Systems, Spring 2009
- ENGR 2410 Signals and Systems, Spring 2008
- ENGR 3499 Special Topics in ECE: Nonlinear Circuits, Fall 2007
- ENGR 3499 Special Topics in ECE: Microelectromechanical Systems, Spring 2006
- ENGR 3420 Analog and Digital Communications, Fall 2005
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Other:
- Servo control using a microcontroller, Design Nature, Fall 2007
- Servo control using two 555 timers, Design Nature, Fall 2006
He earned a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree from MIT, both in electrical engineering.
At Olin, Dr. Mur-Miranda has taught several electrical engineering classes such as Signals and Systems, Microelectromechanical Systems and Nonlinear Circuit Analysis. He has also taught Design Nature and User-Oriented Collaborative Design, part of the design stream at Olin.
Before coming to Olin, he was an associate professor of Electrical Engineering at the Inter American University of Puerto Rico, Bayamón Campus. Prior to that, Dr. Mur-Miranda was a research consultant in energy harvesting systems at the Centre Nacional de Microelectrònica in Barcelona, Spain.
He has designed and implemented industrial process control and automation systems for various pharmaceutical companies.
He was born in Barcelona and was raised between Spain and Puerto Rico until he became an adopted Bostonian in 1990.