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Course Title: Principles of Programming Languages

Course Description: Alternative paradigms for programming are illustrated with particular programming languages. Students familiar with the imperative programming paradigm adopted by languages such as C and Turing, are exposed to functional programming through Lisp, logic programming through Prolog, and possibly others. Syntax and semantic issues for programming languages are also discussed.

Spring Term, 1998


  • Instructor: John Mylopoulos
  • Office: Pratt building, room 290G
  • Telephone: 978-5180
  • e-mail: jm@cs.toronto.edu

  • Tutors: Shanon Ju, Ray Ortigas, Chen Xuan

  • Lecture: Tuesday 7-9pm, LM161
  • Tutorials: Tuesday 6pm, LM161, 123, 155

  • Marking scheme:
    Assignment 1, 2 & 3     15+15+15%
    Mid-term test           20%
    Final exam              35%
    

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