198:314 Principles of Programming Languages

Fall 2005
Prof. Steinberg's's Lecture (Sec. 9) Home Page

Links

• Recitation web page
• Announcements
• Lecture notes
• Exercises
• Projects
• Exams
• Syllabus
• Academic Integrity Policy
• Websites on langauges we will be learning.

Announcements

December 18, 2005: A mistake has been corrected in the answers to the Prolog question for the first practice final.

December 17, 2005: See the exam page for exam room and another practice final.

December 14, 2005: Here is a practice problem for continuations.

December 6, 2005: A practice final and answers are on the exams page

November 25, 2005: The due date for the prolog project is Wed. Dec. 7.

November 20, 2005: The writeup of the easier project has been revised to make clear the order of arguments to obj and xobj and to correct errors in the examples.

November 18, 2005: A much easier alternative project 3 has been posted. See below.

November 16, 2005: Project 3 has been posted - see below.

October 29, 2005: Another mistake has been corrected in practice exam answers - in the answer to problem I B of my exam from fall 04 it should have been '1 x 1'

October 28, 2005: Answers for the third practice midterm are up on the exam page

October 27, 2005: There was a mistake in both the question and the answer for problem IV B on page 4 of my Fall 2004 exam. Corrected versions of both files are now on the exam page.

October 23, 2005: A bunch of new announcements:

• Contrary to what I said in lecture, Types will NOT be on the midterm exam, nor will Object-oriented programming (C++). It will cover topics through Imperative Programming (the language C), including continuations.
• The syllabus had been updated with readings in Louden.
• There is a practice exam on the Exams page. Answers and more practice exams will be posted soon.

September 19, 2005: Project 2 has been posted - see below.

September 19, 2005: Exercise 3 has been posted.

September 18, 2005: Project1 has been posted.

September 16 2005: Exercise 2 has been posted.

September 11 2005 (part 2): Exam dates and times have been posted.

September 11 2005: A partial syllabus is available.

September 7 2005: There was a mistake in exercise 1. The first production of the first grammar has been revised. Here is the new version.

September 6 2005: The first set of exercises has been posted. See below.

September 2 2005: There is a new version of the Academic Integrity Policy. You must read this and acknowledge you have read it by

• clicking on login at the bottom of the page
• filling in your netid and password on the login page
• clicking on the appropriate choice at the bottom of the Academic Intergity page and clicking on select

If you do not do so by October 1 you will be unable to access the department's computing resources, including Handin, and thus will be unable to complete this class.

September 1, 2005: Welcome to CS314.

Exercises

• ex1: grammars
• ex2: RE's and FSA's
• ex3: scheme (do this before the project.)

Projects

• Project 1: Scheme: Due Noon, Sunday, Oct. 2 (grace period ends 11:59 pm).
  • Description - shapes.txt
  • Code - shapes.scm
  • Example run - shapes.trace
• Project 2: C: Due Noon, Sunday, Oct. 30 (grace period ends 11:59 pm).
  • Description - sudoku.pdf (There is no code provided and no sample run - the description should be enough.)

    Note that Project 2 must be done in C, not C++.

• Project 3: Prolog: Due Noon, Wednesday Dec. 7 (grace period ends 11:59 pm).
  • Alternative Project - instead of the project below you may do this one.
  • Description - placement.pdf (There is no code provided and no sample run - the description should be enough.)

• Projects must be handed in using the web-based Handin. Here are docs on how to login to and use Handin.

Last updated at 16:46 on December 18, 2005, by LS.