Position: Assistant Lecturer in Computer Science Dept.
                   (University Carlos III of Madrid) & Research collaborator of the
                    Artificial Intelligence Research Group (SCALAB)

Phone.: +34-91-624 91 05

Fax: +34-624 94 30

Email: jcarbo@inf.uc3m.es

Address:

Despacho 21B12
Departamento de Informática

Escuela Politécnica Superior

Universidad Carlos III de Madrid

Avda. de la Universidad 30
28911-Leganés, MADRID

SPAIN

Education

(1998/1999) Ph.D. courses in Artificial Intelligence (two-year degree) taken at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
(1991/1997) Graduate on Computer Engineering (six-year degree) at: Facultad de Informatica

Current Responsibilities

Teaching Pascal & Fortran to graduate students as Assistant Lecturer in Univertisty Carlos III
Study of the role and behaviour of Intelligent Agents on issues related to Electronic Commerce for PhD purposes
Research Collaborator in Artificial Intelligence Group of University Carlos III (Scalab).

Teaching

(Mar 2000) Talk given at Interactive Systems Engineering Research Group Seminar (University of Hertfordshire). (Oct 1999-Today) Graduate classes of Programming Languages as Assistant Professor at University Carlos III of Madrid. (Oct 1998-Sept 1999) Graduate classes of Expert Systems as Invited Professor at Univesity Pontificia of Salamanca. (Jan 1999) Classes of Operating Systems in a Occupational Formation course of the Official Institute of Unemployed People (INEM) which depens of the Spanish Goverment. (Dec 1998) Classes of a Advanced Programming Languages Course at SEMAG Corporations. (Oct 1995) Participation in a Reencontre Regional de la Recherche at Satelas (Lyon).

Research

I have worked on behalf of an R+D scholarship with the Criptology Group (Criptolab) of the Technical University of Madrid in electronic payment systems issues from July of 1998 to August of 1999. I have worked on behalf of an official University scholarship with the Validation and Business Applications Research Group of the Technical University of Madrid in:   Universal Networking Language project supported by the Institute of Advanced Studies of the United Nations University from January to June of 1998. ORCHESTRA project (Esprit Nº 8749), in the task 4.2 "Negotiation Tools: Decision and Negotiation Processes" from January to September of 1996. I have participated from June to November of 1995 in a stage at the Laboratoire d' Inteligence Artificielle  University of Savoy,  Chambery (FRANCE). There, I was working for the VIVA project (Verification and Validation of Knowledge Based Systems, ESPRIT 6125).

Madrid, January 16, 2001