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Kaveh Bazargan was born in an academic Iranian family in Geneva

on July17, 1978. After his primary and secondary studies in French

educational system in Asia, Africa and Europe, he received his

BAC S (avec mention) in July 1997 from Lycée

de la Versoie in Thonon

Les Bains, France. Then, he studies applied mathematics at

the Institut of Mathematics

(IMA) of the Swiss

Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne (EPFL). He received

his Master's degree (Diplôme d'Ingénieur Matematicien

EPFL) in March 2002. His master thesis covers simulation modeling

and optimization for a recovery room in the field of scheduling

in cooperation with Unité

Qualité des Soins, Hôpitaux

Universitaires de Genève.

+ Kaveh Bazargan was born in an academic Iranian family in Geneva on July17, 1978. After his primary and secondary studies in French educational system in Asia, Africa and Europe, he received his BAC S (avec mention) in July 1997 from Lycée de la Versoie in Thonon Les Bains, France. Then, he studies applied mathematics at the Institut of Mathematics (IMA) of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Lausanne (EPFL). He received his Master's degree (Diplôme d'Ingénieur Matematicien EPFL) in March 2002. His master thesis covers simulation modeling and optimization for a recovery room in the field of scheduling in cooperation with Unité Qualité des Soins, Hôpitaux Universitaires de Genève.
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Then, he worked in Iran for

one year in the field of E-learning information systems design

and implementation, project management, simulation modeling and

optimization.

In September 2003, he started (MATIS),

a post graduate program in the management and technology of information

systems. He MATIS thesis is about ontology based information systems

and digital museum web interfaces. He ended MATIS in June 2004.

After that, he got practical work experience in information

systems by working on the Avicenna

Virtual Campus project at UNESCO

Science Analysis and Policies Sector (AP/SC) in Paris.

+ Then, he worked in Iran for one year in the field of E-learning information systems design and implementation, project management, simulation modeling and optimization.
- <p>He<br /> /> is now a Ph.D. candidate at the <a href="http://cui.unige.ch/isi" target="_blank">Information

System Interfaces Group (ISI)a> of the <a href="http://cui.unige.ch" target="_blank">Computertt> />
Scicene Department (CUI) at the href="http://www.unige.ch" target="_blank">University

of Geneva (UNIGE) in Switzerland. His Ph.D. research director is tp://cui.unige.ch/%7Efalquet/" target="_blank">Professor Gilles Falquet.

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His Ph.D. project topic /><br /> is: "<a href="research.html">adaptive 3D interfaces". He is alsott>

a member of <a href="http://smv.unige.ch/tiki-index.php?page=BATICS" target="_blank">BATIC3S project hosted by />
the <a href="http://smv.unige.ch/tiki-index.php" target="_blank">Software Modeling and Verification (SMV) Group.

+ In September 2003, he started (MATIS), a post graduate program in the management and technology of information systems. He MATIS thesis is about ontology based information systems and digital museum web interfaces. He ended MATIS in June 2004.
+ After that, he got practical work experience in information systems by working on the Avicenna Virtual Campus project at UNESCO Science Analysis and Policies Sector (AP/SC) in Paris.
+ He is now a Ph.D. candidate at the Information System Interfaces Group (ISI) of the Computer Scicene Department (CUI) at the University of Geneva (UNIGE) in Switzerland. His Ph.D. research director is Professor Gilles Falquet.
+ His Ph.D. project topic is: "adaptive 3D interfaces". He is also a member of BATIC3S project hosted by the Software Modeling and Verification (SMV) Group.
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idealXML

+ IDEALXML is a pattern-oriented tool. Using this environment you can edit, manipulate, view and learn about patterns. It is based on PLML, but additional elements were provided. You could create a new repository, and then distribute your repository to other peoples, this is essential. You could edit textual features associated with a pattern, such as: name, alias, problem, context, solution, synopsis, rationale, etc. And you could edit diagrams using meaningful notations (class diagrams and CTT) from software engineering and human-computer interaction. So, ergonomic criteria, forces, diagrams, examples and author´s information are associated with a pattern too. Diagrams are associated using usiXML and patterns are stored using PLML. You can find additional information about idealXML in idealXML.
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