David López Álvarez

David López Álvarez is a Professor in the Department of Computer Architecture at the Faculty of Informatics of Barcelona (FIB), Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC). He is internationally recognized for his contributions to computer engineering education, particularly through his role in developing the ACM/IEEE Computing Curricula, a foundational framework for undergraduate and graduate programs in computing.

His research centers on innovative educational methodologies that integrate technical training with ethical, philosophical, and humanistic perspectives. He emphasizes the importance of equipping computer science students with broader skills such as communication, sustainability, critical thinking, and creativity to understand the societal impact of technology.

David López Álvarez was awarded the prestigious Ramon Llull Prize in 2024 by the Spanish Computer Science Society (SCIE) and the BBVA Foundation for his outstanding career in computing education, research, and technology transfer.

• Ramon Llull Prize, SCIE and BBVA Foundation Research Awards 2024

He has no listed publications or advisees in the provided texts, but his influence spans international academic standards in computing education. There is no mention of labs, research teams, or grants, though his work clearly involves curriculum development and educational leadership.