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CSC 8310

CSC 8310 introduces students to a diverse array of programming paradigms, enhancing their ability to learn new languages. This course offers both theoretical and practical insights into programming languages, focusing on their mechanics and variations. Key languages explored include Prolog, Java, Lisp, Objective Caml, and Perl. Essential materials include "Essential Java 2 Fast" for experienced programmers and the BURKS 5 CD set. Assignments and a final exam will assess understanding, with opportunities for extra credit.

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CSC 8310

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  1. CSC 8310 Linguistics ofProgramming Languages

  2. Purposes of CSC 8310 • Main purposes: • Introduce you to a broad range of programming paradigms • Prepare you to learn new languages as needed • Additional purposes: • Gain a deeper understanding of conventional languages • Learn how to choose an appropriate language

  3. Two aspects of CSC 8310 • Theoretical • Learn more about how programming languages actually work • Learn some of the variations in languages • Practical • Get a “feel” for some different programming paradigms

  4. Languages • Languages to be covered (probably) include: • Prolog (a logic language) • Java (an object-oriented language) • Lisp (a functional language) • Objective Caml (a purely functional language) • Perl (a scripting language with regular expressions)

  5. Materials • Essential Java 2 Fast is the Java book that I recommend for experienced programmers • The BURKS 5 CD set contains compilers, tutorials, and manuals for all the languages we will be using (and then some!) • BURKS 5 is also available on the web, but you may have trouble downloading some large files

  6. Assignments • One Prolog program, worth 100 points • Two Java programs, worth 50 and 100 points • One Lisp program, worth 100 points • One Ocaml program, worth 100 points • Late program penalty: 10 points/week • Extra credit may be earned on most programs • No extra credit if program is late

  7. Grades • There will be a single Final Exam; it will cover everything in the course • Weighting: 1/2 programs, 1/2 final exam • Grades will be curved

  8. Contact information • http://www.csc.vill.edu/~dmatusze/8310summer2001/index.html • dave@acm.org

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