Ing. Tarin Gamberini

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My name is Tarin Gamberini and I practice as Engineer giveing advice services in the Information Technology field.

I primarily work in J2EE context at AGREA: Agenzia Regionale per le Erogazioni in Agricoltura per l'Emilia Romagna.

I secondarily cooperate with the immaGinaria Graphic Studio in projecting web sites.

I'm a member of thePadova jug , beside I'm studying to get the certification: Sun Certified Programmer for the Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition 5.0.

To learn more about my professional profile read my curriculum vitae.

University Studies

A part of this site is dedicated to some documents written during my university studies.

It's available my graduation thesis in the Artificial Intelligence field which title is "Applications of an Agents Architecture on Electronic Auctions".

I developed three projects, evaluated during the examinations: one about the optimization of the perfect knowledge games' strategy, one about the study of the awaiting queues on routers, and finally another one about the verify of the topological correctness of CMOS circuits.

I've collected some reports written like part of some university exams.

I've developed by Java a simple SSI directives parser I've used to develop, on local, this same site.

This site

I'm interested to the recent revolution too, that has run over the world of producting Web contents, where the CSS are one of the prominent protagonists.

I've experimented, in projecting this site, how the layout box model gives more flexibility respect to the pre-CSS table model. Who alredy knows LaTeX will find in the CSS a well known approach: to separate the aspect from the content.

This site layout is projected to grant an exellent legibility at any resolutions. If you try to modify the characters size the page layout automatically fits, causeing a zoom effect that may be found in the most sophisticated viewer only: Acrobat Reader, Open Office, ecc..