CSE 505: Concepts of Programming Languages

Autumn 2000

Meeting Times

MWF 1:30-2:20, EE1 003

Instructor: Craig Chambers (`chambers@cs`)

office hours: TuTh 11:30-12:30, Sieg 309

TAs:

Todd Millstein (todd@cs)

office hours: M 2:30-3:30, Sieg 427

Sorin Lerner (lerns@cs)

office hours: W 11:30-12:30, Sieg 433

Final Exam

exam (your 4-hour clock starts when you follow this link)
sample solutions

Midterm Exam

exam (your 5-hour clock starts when you follow this or the next link)
sample code
sample solutions

Course Handouts

A list of all handouts in roughly chronological order is here.

Lecture notes are available here.
Reading assignments are available here.
Other handouts are available here.
Homework assignments are available here.

Course Software

Sample code snippets.

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General Programming Language Research Resources

Mark Leone's Programming Languages Research pages, including links to researchers' home pages, links to project pages, links to conference pages, and links to other links pages
Google's directory
Yahoo's directory
Programming language critiques
Gary Leavens's language self-study page

Language-Specific Resources

Lambda Calculus

Some lambda calculus pages from Monash University

Scheme

MIT's Scheme home page
R⁴RS: Scheme Reference Manual (postscript, HTML)
MIT Scheme User Manual

ML

CMU's Standard ML page
Introduction to Standard ML: In ps or in more browsable html
A Gentle Introduction to ML
Using the SML/NJ System
SML/NJ main web site and SML/NJ User's guide (which has a useful reference for the Standard SML library)
Moscow ML Documentation
Objective Caml (an object-oriented extension of Caml, the dialect of ML developed in France)

Haskell

Other Interesting Languages

Self Home Page
Dylan
Pizza (an extension of Java)
Eiffel Home Page
BETA Home Page
Modula-3 home page
The C++ Virtual Library
Common Lisp the Language, 2nd Edition (including CLOS, the object-oriented component of Common Lisp)

UW Language-Related Projects

chambers@cs.washington.edu