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Comparative study of programming paradigms including imperative, object-oriented, functional, logic, and concurrent programming with focus on main features produced by different languages for specific applications. Formal specification of the syntactic structure of a language, context-free grammars, parsing, and principles of language design.
 | Course Information Sheet A.K.A. Prontuario (PDF) |
| Course Outline (PDF) |
| Lecture 1 - Administrivia, Course Overview, Brief PL History, PL design criteria (PDF) |
| Lecture 2 - The Nature of Computing (PDF) |
| Lecture 3 - Programming Language Specification and Translation (PDF) |
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Lecture 4 - Programming Language Paradigms I - Low-level programming (PDF,HandwrittenNotes, MITSlides,Video-Mar12-116, Video-Mar12-166, Video-Mar17-116) |
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Lecture 5 - Programming Paradigms II - Imperative Programming (e.g. Fortran) (PDF,Recordings: Mar26-116, Mar26-166, Mar31-116, Mar31-166, Abr2-116, Abr2-166, Abr14-116, Abr14-166, Abr21-116, Abr21-166) |
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Lecture 6 - Programming Paradigms III - Functional Programming (e.g. Scheme) (PDF,Recordings: Video-Abr23-116, Video-Abr23-166, Video-Abr28-116, Video-Abr28-166, Video-May7-116, Video-May7-166, Video-May12-116, Video-May12-166) |
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Lecture 7 - Programming Paradigms IV - Logic Programming (e.g. Prolog) (PDF) |
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Lecture 8 - Subroutines and Control Abstraction (PDF) |
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Exam 1:TBA (Topics, Practice, Solution, Stats) |
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Exam 2: TBA (Topics, Practice, Solution, Stats) |
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Exam 3:TBA (Topics, Practice, Solution, Stats) |
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Final Exam: (Topics, Practice, Solution, Stats) |
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Problem Set 1. TBA (PDF, Solution) |
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Problem Set 2. TBA (PDF, Solution) |
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Problem Set 3. TBA (PDF, Solution) |
| Problem Set 4. TBA (Doc, Solution) |
| Programming Assignment 1. TBA (Word, PDF, Solution) |
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Programming Assignment 2. TBA (Word, PDF, Solution) |
| Programming Assignment 3. TBA (RefCode, Doc, Solution) |
| Programming Assignment 4. TBA (RefCode, Doc, Solution) |
| icom4036-profs |
| icom4036-students (Subscribe) (Archives) |
| icom4036-forum (staff & students)(Archives) |
| Emacs for Windows (download) |
| .emacs File (download) |
| SPIM Simulator (home site, windows version) |
| UC Berkeley SPIM including SPIM for Mac OS (home site, macOS X) |
| X Server for Windows (download) |
| Check you linux account User id (section 156, section 166) |
| "The Nature of Computing". Bienvenido Velez. COMPEL 2002 Plenary Talk. (PDF) | ||||
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RFC 1855: Netiquette Guidelines. ABSTRACT: This document provides a minimum set of guidelines for Network Etiquette (Netiquette) which organizations may take and adapt for their own use. As such, it is deliberately written in a bulleted format to make adaptation easier and to make any particular item easy (or easier) to find. It also functions as a minimum set of guidelines for individuals, both users and administrators. This memo is the product of the Responsible Use of the Network (RUN) Working Group of the IETF. | ||||
| "Lambda: The Ultimate Imperative". Guy Steel and Gerald Sussman. MIT AI Lab Memo 353. (PDF) | ||||
| Computability and Turing Machines
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| MIPS Assembly Language and SPIM
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| Fortran 77
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| Scheme
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| Prolog
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| Perl
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| Ada
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Pagina del curso ICOM4036 del Profesor Wilson Rivera (click) | ||||||
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Introduction to Programming Languages by Anthony A. Aaby (HTML) | ||||||
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MIT 6.004 Computation Structure course Fall 2002 (HTML)
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| Evaluacion del curso por los estudiantes durante el examen parcial I (PDF) |
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