CS 365 - Programming Languages Spring Semester 2005, Section 31252

Textbook: Concepts of Programming Languages by R.W. Sebesta (Sixth Edition, Addison-Wesley); Eratta (PDF) for Sebesta 6/e textbook. Reference Book: Java 2 The Complete Reference by Herbert Schildt (Fifth Edition, MgGraw-Hill/Osborne) Prerequisites: Students must have successfully completed (with a grade of C or better) CS302 (Fundamental Algorithms) and satisfied progression requirements for the CS major. Students not satisfying these course prerequisities will be dropped from the role. Grades: Points are awarded throughout the term for homework and Java programming assignments (25%), chapter tests (45%), and the final course project (30%). Percentages denote portion of final grade attributed to each item, and point distribution is subject to change. This course is conducted according to departmental policy which is observed by all professors and graduate teaching assistants who participate in it. Please note that under no circumstances will cheating be tolerated. Deadlines: There will be no make-up exams throughout the semester. All homework/programming assignments are due on the specified dates. Late homework will not be accepted - no exceptions!

Sebesta Textbook Chapters Covered in Lecture            = Completed Chapter 1 - Preliminaries Chapter 3 - Describing Syntax and Semantics Chapter 4 - Lexical and Syntax Analysis Chapter 5 - Names, Binding, Type Checking, and Scopes Chapter 6 - Data Types Chapter 7 - Expressions and Assignment Statements Chapter 8 - Statement-Level Control Structures Chapter 9 - Subprograms Chapter 10 - Implementing Subprograms Chapter 11 - Abstract Data Types and Encapsulation Constructs Chapter 12 - Support for Object-Oriented Programming Chapter 13 - Concurrency Chapter 15 - Functional Programming Languages