CSCI 334

Principles of Programming Languages

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Date	Number	Title
31 Jan	1	Syllabus
31 Jan	2	Homework 0
5 Feb	3	Homework 1
7 Feb	4	Homework 0 Solutions (not on web)
12 Feb	5	Homework 2
19 Feb	6	Homework 1 Solutuions (not on web)
19 Feb	7	Homework 3       ML Hints
26 Feb	8	Homework 2 Solutuions (not on web)
26 Feb	9	Homework 4       expr.sml       art.sml
4 Mar	10	Homework 3 Solutuions (not on web)
4 Mar	11	Homework 5 (due IN CLASS Tuesday, 11 March. No Exceptions.)
4 Mar	12	Homework 4 Solutions (not on web)
4 Mar	13	Midterm Instructions       Sample Questions
11 March	14	Homework 5 Solutions (not on web)
1 April	15	Homework 6       Starter Code for Problems 6 and 7
1 April	R1	Reading Response 1 (due in class Tuesday, 8 April)
11 April	16	Homework 6 Solutions (not on web)
	17	Midterm (not on web)
8 April	18	Homework 7       Generic Programming Starter       ExprVisitor.java
8 April	R2-R3	Reading Responses 2 and 3 R2 due in class 15 April R3 due in class 17 April
15 April	19	Homework 8       RSG Starter       Squeak BankAccount Tutorial
17 April	R4	Reading Response 4 (due in class Thursday, 24 April)
17 April	20	Homework 7 Solutions (not on web)
22 April	21	Homework 9       Editor Starter       Editor JavaDoc stack.cc code for 12.1
24 April	R5	Reading Response 5 (due in class Thursday, 3 May) Read: Ken Thompson, Reflections on Trusting Trust , ACM Turing Award Lecture, 1984. Read: A REPORT ON THE INTERNET WORM , Bob Page, 1988. Read: Social aspects of the Love Bug virus Email clients and operating systems must better protect the end user, 2000. Skim: Aleph One, Smashing the stack for fun and profit , Phrack 7, 49 (1996). (just read the first few pages) Skim: The Williams antivirus web page
24 April	22	Homework 8 Solutions (not on web)
29 April	23	Homework 10
1 May	24	Homework 9 Solutions (not on web)
1 May	25	Sample Final (not on web)