Farshad Barahimi's personal web page

Academic publications

Farshad Barahimi and Stephen Wismath, Polynomial volume point set embedding of graphs in 3D, Proceeding of the 28th Canadian Conference on Computational Geometry (CCCG 2016), Vancouver, 2016
Farshad Barahimi and Stephen Wismath, 3D graph visualization with the oculus rift, Poster at the 22nd International symposium on Graph Drawing, Würzburg, 2014
Hamid Sanatnama, Afshin Amini, Alireza Bitaraf Haghighi and Farshad Barahimi, Positioning a new vertex that minimize the number of new crossings, Journal of Applied Sciences, 2011
Hamid Sanatnama and Farshad Barahimi, Graph drawing algorithms: using in software tools, Journal of Applied Sciences, 2010

Master's thesis: Farshad Barahimi, Web-based drawing software for graphs in 3D and two layout algorithms, University of Lethbridge, 2015

World finalist of the ACM-ICPC 2014 (International collegiate programming contest) [With my teammates]
Second place at ACPC 2013 (Alberta collegiate programming contest) [With my teammate]
First place at Lethbridge collegiate programming contest 2013

I started computers and programming as my main activity when I was 10 years old, more than 20 years ago.
I worked for about two years at Farmers Edge Inc. as software developer and senior software developer which helped me learn a lot about multi-disciplinary teamwork, GIS and growth stage businesses.
I wrote the code for Graphesent Anim diagram and process visualization software currently belonging to Gradelms Software Inc. with Canada business number 709803886 which is founded by me.
I was lucky to be the tutorial instructor for the tutorial of Discrete Mathematics for Computer Science course at the University of Lethbridge for two semesters. (I love discrete mathematics).
My master's studies research at the University of Lethbridge under supervision of Dr. Stephen Wismath was focused on graph drawing.
My current PhD studies research at Dalhousie University unders supervision of Dr. Fernando Paulovich is focused on multi-dimensional and high-dimensional projection.

If you know my first name and you know my last name and you know how to put a dot between them and you know the domain name for Dalhousie University, probably you can guess my email address. If not try messaging me on Linkedin.