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Introduction to programming languages: history,Įssentials, syntax, semantics, paradigms.

Constraint programming using computation spaces.

Dynamically updating knowledge base and modifying search.

Difference lists, definite clause grammars.

Predicate calculus, first-order logic, Horn clauses.

Dataflow variables, suspendable statements (declarative concurrency).

Universal naming, remote message passing, migration.

Named tokens, join blocks, first-class continuations.

State encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism.

Concurrent functional programming and concurrent object-oriented programming.

Synchronous vs asynchronous communication, message passing.

Programming Assignment 3 (provided/starter code).

compare multiple programming paradigms and know when to apply.

design and develop functional, concurrent (includingĭistributed and mobile), and logic (including constraint.

Including theoretical foundations such as the lambda calculus, the

understand the essential aspects of programming languages,.

When students have successfully completed this course, they Will write programming assignments in Oz, Haskell, SALSA, ErlangĬSCI.2300 Introduction to Algorithms and CSCI.2600 Principles of Software.

Programming, concurrent programming, and logic programming. Programming paradigms (computation models) including functional i.e., theoretical foundations, syntax, semantics, data abstraction,Ĭontrol abstraction, types, scope of variables, and expressionĮvaluation mechanisms. Students to understand essential aspects of programming languages To contact the instructor, instructional support coordinator, TAs, and mentors about the course, please email:Ĭourse Description This course will enable Use LMS to submit your assignments, check your grades, and post/answer questions in the discussion board. Instructional Support Coordinator: Shianne Hulbert. Peter: Wednesday 10:30am-12pm and Wednesday 2-4:30pmĬharles: Tuesday 5-7pm and Wednesday 12-2pm TAs: Charles Cook, Peter Ly, James Oswald, Max Schwartz, and John Slowik You must be logged in to webex to access them. Lecture Recordings: Listed in the below syllabus with handouts. Meeting Hours: Tuesdays and Fridays 2:00-3:50pm

Meeting Place: Sage 3510, Darrin 337, and Academy Hall Auditorium. Office Hours: Tuesdays and Fridays, 12:30-1:45pm or by appointment

CSCI.4430 Programming Languages- Fall 2021 Instructor: Carlos Varela