CSE 341 Tentative Day by Day Schedule (Autumn 2002)

Unless stated otherwise, assignments will be due at the beginning of your quiz section. (This schedule is subject to change.)    Revised: 18-Nov-2002    tanimoto@cs.washington.edu
 
Week # (+section meeting milestone) Monday Wednesday  Friday
1 Sept 30: Welcome and introduction. Oct 2:Scheme (and Lisp) history, interaction with Scheme Oct 4:Scheme: more basic interaction, procedures, symbols, evaluation
2 (Assignment 1 due) Oct 7:Programming skills Oct 9:List structure, recursive procedures on lists Oct 11:Scope and Extent, LET, LET*, LETREC
3 Oct 14:Explicit application of procedures Oct 16:Macros and embedded languages Oct 18:Scheme quiz
4 (Assignment 2 due) Oct 21:Macros (continued; see Oct 16 slides) Oct 23:Closures and evaluation (see Oct 14 slides) Oct 25:Functional Programming, Lazy Evaluation, Polymorphism
5 Oct 28:Syntax, BNF, EBNF, types, type inference, polymorphism Oct 30:Introduction to ML Nov 1:More on ML -- pattern matching, functional programming
6 (Assignment 3 due) Nov 4:ML's type system Nov 6:More about the ML Type System Nov 8:JAVA: introduction
7 (Special session on Friday, Nov 15 at 3:30. Project plans due Monday, Nov. 18) Nov 11:  Veterans' Day (NO CLASS) Nov 13:Classes, interfaces and inheritance in Java Nov 15:Java AWT, 1.1 event model, adapters
8 (Assignment 4 due) Nov 18:Java threads + brief review Nov 20:Logic programming introduction; review for Quiz 2 Nov 22:Logic programming theory
9 Nov 25:PERL: introduction, examples of text processing, scalars Nov 27:Arrays, slices, list/scalar contexts, references Nov 29: Thanksgiving Day holiday (NO CLASS).
10 (Project presentations) Dec 2:Regular expressions Dec 4:Visual Languages Dec 6:Review for final examination
11 Dec 9: Project peer evaluations. Meet in MGH 030 and be prepared to demo your project there.
Dec 11: Ethical issues in computing and their relation to programming languages
Last day of class
 Dec 13: FINAL EXAMINATION 8:30-10:20