CSC 324 Homepage

University of Toronto - Spring 1999
Department of Computer Science

CSC 324 - PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

Prolog Assignments

I'm sorry I didn't tell you all before -- the Prolog assignments are marked and available on the desk outside my office. (SF2105)

Pre-Final Exam Office Hours

Monday Office Hour!!! Due to extensive griping and whining, I am having office hours on Monday from 2-3:30pm. Be nice to me, that's my birthday.

Office Hour Change: My office hours this week have been changed -- please see the announcements page for a few more details.

    Paul Gries, SF2105D:
        Fri 23 Apr      10-12
        Fri 23 Apr      6-8pm

Quiz Solutions

The quiz solutions will start to appear here as I get them ready. Please note that I am doing them in the order of easiest translation to get as many up as quickly as possible, so you shouldn't try to draw any conclusions from it.

General Information:

Instructor:	Paul Gries
Email:	pgries@cs.toronto.edu
Office Hours:	Monday 2-4 p.m., Wednesday 3-4 p.m., and by appointment
Office:	Sandford Fleming 2105D, 978-1930
Lectures:	Tu 7-9 p.m. in LM159
Tutorials:	Tu 6-7 p.m. (except week 1)

Java Tutorial Breakdown:

Note: UC 85 has a capacity of 50. Because of this, if you are not yet enrolled, please go to one of the LM rooms.

Java TA	Room	Last Names
Terence Choy	LM 123	A-I
Diana Zaiu	UC 85	J-P
Ray Ortigas	LM 159	Q-Z

TA links:

Course Administration:

Information sheet
Current announcements

<--- Check this frequently.

Old announcements
CSC 324 newsgroup
Course outline
Reading list
Computing Facilities at St.George campus.

Marking statistics (St.George campus only).
Getting something remarked

Fall 1998 web page.
Spring 1998 web page

Quizzes and Tests

Extra Course Slides

Assignments

Postscript

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Links to programming language resources

Lisp. This is the home page of Allegro Common LISP, the environment in the CDF facility. You can download the Lite versions for Windows and Linux for free, or get a full-featured demo good for 30 days.
A cool Lisp site
Prolog. We are using XSB Prolog in this course. It can be downloaded for a variety of platforms from ftp.cs.sunysb.edu. The manual is also available.

Links to Java resources

Java. This is the home of Java. It has links to all sorts of places, including a download page for the JDK. There are several good tutorials. We will be using Java 1.2 in the CDF facility, and the recommended programming environment is Java WorkShop. (To run it, type "jws" at a command prompt.) (If you hate JWS, feel free to just use the JDK.)

Online homework, developed by Diane Horton, Karen Reid, and others, for CSC148. Try (at least) the first two sections; you'll need a Java-capable browser. Note that this is part of the CSC148 web site. <--- Do this!!!
Online Java language tutorial <--- Do this!!!
Documentation for the API libraries (Very useful)
A very nice Java glossary. (Very useful)
The U of T Java Development Center
Simple Java examples from the 108 web site
Check out this "Unmaintainable code" link.
Free Java Development Kit (JDK)
Brief instructions for using the JDK
Kawa, a Java environment you can use free for a month or two; this one is good for older machines, and has a great debugger.
Download a demo of Java Workshop, the CDF environment
Some online books, including information on Java (free registration required)

For further information about the course or to report problems with the web page, contact the course coordinator, Paul Gries:

email pgries@cs.toronto.edu
home page of Paul Gries