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Announcements
Important announcements related to the course will be posted here. Please check this page daily.
- Nov 19 - Midterm 2 scores are now available on the grades server.
- Nov 19 - Description here
of some interesting courses Nelson is teaching over the Winter break.
- Nov 18 - Class on Wed, Nov 25 is cancelled.
Enjoy the holiday! Office hours are also cancelled that day.
- Nov 16 - Project 5 scores now available on the grades server.
- Nov 9 - Quiz 3 scores now available on the grades server.
Quizzes 1-3 and their solutions have been posted
here.
- Nov 9 - Project 5 deadline has been changed to Sat Nov 14.
- Nov 9 - Midterm 2 material will include parsing, OCaml,
lambda calculus, relating functions and oo programming, and type
systems and bindings. It will not include parameter passing or threads.
Practice problem 6 now available here.
- Nov 9 - Note you will fail the public_scheme test on the
submit server if your basic.scm file contains
extra header lines such as "#lang ...", "; ...", or "#reader ...".
Remove these lines before submitting your project.
You may need to use a normal text editor since DrScheme will
not display these lines.
- Nov 9 - Minor changes to Project 5 files in
p5.zip. Modified
public_scheme.scm
to add (load "basic.scm"), and
goTest.rb
to add "guile -s public_scheme.scm".
- Nov 8 - Project 5 submission
to the submit server are now accepted. Public tests & expected
outputs are now available on the project web page
here.
- Nov 3 - Quiz 3 has been scheduled for this Friday,
11/6. It will be on the lambda calculus.
- Nov 3 - Project 4 & quiz 2 scores are now visible
on the grades server.
- Oct 29 - Midterm 2 will be held on Wednesday, November 18
in lecture. The exact topics will be announced later, but will
include at least parsing, OCaml, and lambda calculus.
- Oct 28 - Project 5 has been posted.
Submit server setup will be ready later this week.
- Oct 26 - Quiz 2 is scheduled for Friday, 10/30. It will
cover parsing and OCaml. Practice quiz & solution are
available here.
- Oct 26 - Jeff is out sick today, and his office hours on
Mon, Oct 26 are cancelled. (Prof. Tseng will cover Jeff's lecture today.)
- Oct 19 - From October 20-22nd, the Association for Women in
Computing (AWC) will be hosting its 400 level lecture series in CSIC
3117 from 4:45-6:00pm. Faculty will describe various CMSC 400-level courses.
- Oct 19 - Jeff's office hours on Wed, Oct 21 will be covered
by Youngil (in the TA room).
- Oct 16 - Midterm 1 scores are now available on the grades
server. Mean score was 73/100.
- Oct 16 - Project 4 files
have been updated to provide public tests & expected
outputs. The submit server is ready to accept submissions.
You can use your project 4 release tokens even without
passing all public tests, so submit early & submit often.
- Oct 14 - Increased project 3 release token number
and regeneration rate. Basically you now have an almost unlimited
number of release tokens, and you can use them any time to look
at release test results.
- Oct 13 - Updated Project 4 to eliminate 2 functions nnf & to_nnf.
- Oct 13 - Project 2 scores have been uploaded to the grades server.
- Oct 10 - Project 3 and
Project 4 have been posted. Project 3 is
not a full project; instead it is designed as a warmup
exercise for OCaml. Project 3 is ready to accept submissions
on the submit server. Project 4 description has been
posted, but public tests & their expected output will not
be available for a few more days.
- Oct 5 - Midterm 1
will be given Wed, Oct 14 during lecture.
It will cover material up to CFGs (not including parsing).
Practice problems & sample midterms are
available here.
- Oct 1 - Slides on DFA Minimization added to schedule under 10/2 discussion.
- Oct 1 - Links to quiz 1 are fixed.
- Sep 30 - Quiz 1 example & solution have been posted
here.
- Sep 28 - Quiz 1 will be Fri, Oct 2 during discussion.
Study practice problems 1 & 2.
- Sep 28 - Project 1 scores are now visible on the
grades server.
- Sep 25 - Project 2 has been posted on the
class web page. It will be due midnight Thursday, October 8.
Submit server is ready to accept p2 submissions.
- Sep 23 - Project 1's late deadline is now Sunday,
Sep 27 at 11:59:59pm. The on-time deadline for project 1 is still the same.
- Sep 22 - Added to Project 1
a goTest.rb script to run public tests
locally.
- Sep 21 - Fixed error in
Project 1
.submit
file (wrong submitURL).
Archive file p1.zip also updated to include
new .submit file. Change only matters for command-line submissions.
- Sep 21 - Submit server tests for project 1 have been modified to combine highly similar tests.
- Sep 15 - Practice problems (1 & 2) for
Ruby language features and
regular expressions & finite automata
have been posted. They will be useful
when preparing for quizzes & midterms.
- Sep 12 - Project 1 has been posted on the
class web page. It will be due midnight Thursday, September 24.
Submit server should be set up to receive submissions by tomorrow.
- Sep 3 - Accounts on the submit & grades servers have been
created for all registered 330 students. You can log in to the grades
server with your UMD directory ID and retrieve your
linuxlab account
name and password. Please send tseng@cs an email if you do not have
an account.
- Sep 2 - There will be no discussion sections on
Friday, September 4. Also, Monday, September 7 is the Labor Day
Holiday, so there will be no lectures.
- Aug 7 - Welcome to 330!
Staff
| Name
| Office
| E-mail
| Office Hours (also available by appointment)
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| Prof. Jeff Foster
| AVW 4129
| jfoster at cs.umd.edu
| MW 3:15pm-5:00pm
| | Prof. Chau-Wen Tseng
| AVW 4135
| tseng@cs.umd.edu
| Tue & Thu 11am-noon, or after class
| | Mark Daly
| Will meet in TA room
| mdaly at cs.umd.edu
| Th 10am-12pm, 1pm-3pm
| | Youngil Kim
| Will meet in TA room
| ykim75 at cs.umd.edu
| MW 10am-1pm
| | Srividya Ramaswamy
| Will meet in TA room
| sramaswa at umd.edu
| Tu 11am-2pm, 2:30pm-3pm
| | Bryan Robbins
| Will meet in TA room
| brobbins at umd.edu
| TuTh 3pm-5pm
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Information
| Course Description
| A study of programming languages, including their
syntax, semantics, and implementation. Several
different models of languages are discussed,
including procedural (Ruby), functional (OCaml),
and object-oriented (Java). Language features
such as formal syntax, scoping and binding of
variables, higher-order programming, typing and
type polymorphism, and object inheritance are explored.
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| Lecture Location
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CSI 2117
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| Lecture Times
| Monday and Wednesday 3:30-4:45pm (0101, 0102, 0103) and 2-3:15pm (0201, 0202, 0203)
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| Textbooks
| There are no required or recommended texts.
See the resources page
for useful online links.
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