CS152Spring 2009Lecture Notes
Programming Paradigms
Videos of lectures are available. As
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directory is password protected. The login is guest and the password is guest.
Below are my lecture notes for the class so far.
They should serve as a rough guide to what was covered on any given day.
Frequently, however, I say more in class than is in these notes.
Also, I tend to dynamically correct typos on the board
that might appear in these lecture notes. So caveat emptor.
Week 1: [Jan. 26 --
Introduction to Programming Languages]
[Jan. 28 -- Program Abstractions, Language Paradigms]
Week 2:
[Feb. 2 -- Language Translation, History] [Feb. 4 -- C
for Java Programmers]
Week 3:
[Feb. 9 -- More C for Java Programmers] [Feb. 11 -- gdb; Lexical and Parse Structure of Programming Languages]
Week 4:
[Feb. 16 -- More CFGs, Parse Trees, Ambiguity] [Feb. 18 -- EBNF and Syntax Diagrams]
Week 5:
[Feb. 23 -- Parsing Techniques] [Feb. 25 -- Parsing Tools]
Week 6:
[Mar. 2 -- Basic Semantics] [Mar. 4 -- Visibility and Symbols Tables]
Week 7:
[Mar. 9 -- Name Resolution, Overloading, Allocation, and Lifetimes]
[Mar. 11 -- Heap, Variables, References, and Garbage]
Week 8: Midterms Week -- No new material
Week 9: March Break -- No Lectures
Week 10:
[Mar. 30 -- Object-Oriented Languages][Apr. 1 -- More OO]
Week 11:
[Apr. 6 -- Functional Programming; Scheme] [Apr. 8 -- More Scheme]
Week 12:
[Apr. 13 -- A Little More Scheme] [Apr. 15 -- Continuations; Data Types and ML]
Week 13:
[Apr. 20 -- Simple Types, Kinds of Type Constructors] [Apr. 22 -- Type Constructors and Recursive Data Types]
Week 14:
[Apr. 27 -- ML data abstractions, Operations on Types] [Apr. 29 -- Control Structures]
Week 15:
[May 4 -- Procedures] [May 6 -- More Procedures]
Week 16:
[May 11 -- Finish Procedures; Logic Programming]
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