Textbook
Title: Concepts of Programming Languages, 11th edition Author: Robert W. Sebesta, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs Publisher: Addison-Wesley Publishing Company
CS 1621: Structure of Programming Languages |
Fall 2019 |
CS 0441: Discrete structures for computer science | |
CS 0445: Data Structure |
An analytical examination of modern high-level programming language structures, including design specification and implementation. Advanced forms of data types, expressions, and control primitives. Relationship of storage management techniques and language design. |
Youtao Zhang <zhangyt AT cs dot pitt dot edu> | |
Office Hours: TBD, Room SENSQ 6407 |
TBD | |
Office hours: TBD |
| 1. | Preliminaries (ppt). | |
| 2. | Evolution of Major Programming Languages (ppt). | |
| 3. | Describing Programming Languages (ppt). | |
| 5. | Names, Bindings, and Scopes (ppt). | |
| 6. | Data Types (ppt, Garbage Collection). | |
| 7. | Expressions and Assignments (ppt). | |
| 8. | Statement-level Control Structures (ppt). | |
| 9. | Subprograms (ppt). | |
| 10. | Implementing Subprograms (ppt). | |
| 11. | Abstract Data Types (ppt). | |
| 12. | Object-oriented Programming (ppt). | |
| 15. | Functional Programming Languages (ppt). | |
| 16. | Logic Programming Languages (ppt). | |
| 13. | Concurrency (ppt). | |
| 14. | Exception Handling and Event Handling (ppt). |
| Title: Concepts of Programming Languages, 11th edition Author: Robert W. Sebesta, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs Publisher: Addison-Wesley Publishing Company |
Homework (50%) | ||
Midterm Exam (25%) | ||
Final Exam (25%) |
| 1. | Academic Integrity | |
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| 2. | No Smartphone/Social Network | |
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| 3. | Exam | |
All exams must be taken in class on the date they are given. There will be no exceptions unless you have a very good reason and have received permission in advance. | ||
| 4. | Assignment Due Time | |
The due time of homework and projects is the beginning of the class time. Late submissions incur a penalty of 10% per day. | ||
| 5. | Disability | |
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