Lectures

Lectures & Discussions

Lectures will generally be available on-line shortly after the class meets.

Discussion Material

(9/10) Weather Data Processing: zip or tar.gz
(9/17) Spell Checking: zip or tar.gz
(9/24) Problem Set: pdf
(10/1) Problem Set: pdf
(10/15) Homework 1 Solution: h1_sol.ml (alternative solutions for problem 4)
(10/22) Arithmetic Expression Trees: zip or tar.gz
(10/29) Lambda Calculus: txt
(11/12) Lazy Evaluation: llists.ml
(12/3) Bank Simulation: sim.ml

Projects

You must submit your projects electronically using the submit server. You will log in to the submit server using your University Directory ID. Once you log in, click on the submit link for the project you wish to submit, and follow the directions. Alternately, we will supply you with a command-line tool for submitting each project.

Project 1 - Write a Ruby program to analyze census data
Project 2 - Write a unit test framework and test Graph class using the framework
Project 3 - Boolean formulae
Project 4 - A language interpreter
Project 5 - A multi-threaded simulation in Ruby
Project 6 - Multi-threading in OCaml

Homework

Exams

Midterm 1 sample solutions, statistics
Midterm 2 sample solutions, statistics

Practice problems and exams

Fall 2005, Midterm 1 - Exam, with Answers
Fall 2005, Midterm 2 - Exam, with Answers
Fall 2006, Midterm 1 - Exam, with Answers
Fall 2006, Midterm 2 - Exam, with Answers
Regular expressions and finite automata - Practice problems - Solutions
Context-free grammars - Practice problems - Solutions

CMSC 330, Fall 2008

Organization of Programming Languages