1. Slides from CS 363:
   • Introduction (Ch. 1) Feb 4
   • Survey of Languages (Ch. 2) Feb 9
   • Language Syntax (Ch. 3, 4) Feb 11
   • Sebesta Ch. 4 slides
   • Java
   • Names (Ch. 5), Names with more examples
   • Types (Ch. 6)
   • Expressions/Assignment (Ch. 7)
   • Control (Ch. 8)
   • Semantics (Ch. 3.4, 3.5)
   • Subprograms (Ch. 9)
   • Functional Scheme (Ch. 15)
   • Scheme, Smalltalk, Ruby, Python, Perl, Prolog, ML, CPP(STL), Java (unfinished)
   • Logic programming, Prolog
2. Schedule from CS363

Homeworks:

1. Homework 1 Feb. 16
   Part 1: Do 1 (first part - parse tree), 2 (six strings), 3 (ambiguous grammar)
2. Part 2: Do questions 4 and 5 from Homework 1 Feb. 18
3. Homework 2: LR Parse Table, Scheme Exercises, see Handout.
4. Homework 3: LR Parse Table, Scheme Exercises 2, see Handout.
   includes from the text, p. 186 5, 6: Using an LR Parsing table
5. Homework 4: Exer. 1 - Gnu Smalltalk, Squeak Version
6. Homework 5: Exer. 2: Squeak and Smalltalk short exercises.

1. Homework 1 - Chap. 7, 8 + Scheme
   • #1: Mixed mode arithmetic - see 7.4 (Ch. 7 Type conversions),
     Short circuit evaluations - 7.6, Overloaded operators - 7.3,
     Multiple selection statement - 8.2.2, goto - 8.4 (unconditional branching)
2. Homework 2: Prolog Worksheet Warmups: see Xerox copies
   Run the "Practice goals" and answer the questions for:
   • Affordable journeys
   • Acyclic directed graph
   • Member
3. Homework 3 - Static/Dynamic scopes, procedure activation records (Chap 9)
   Text version
   Help on activation records, dynamic and static links

Programs:

1. Program 1: Warmup programs Feb 11
2. Program 2: Clock Patience, in Java (?) and/or language of your choice Feb 18
3. Program 3: Recursive Descent Parsing Feb 25
4. Program 4: Scheme Warmup programs
5. Program 5: Scheme:Clock Patience, in Scheme, see the CS363 site for the assignment
   Help for Scheme version
6. ProgramB 5: GNUSmalltalk Version (gst) of Patience, Squeak Smalltalk Version (inisqueak),
   Gnu Smalltalk User's Guide + Class and Method Index
   Squeak Class Reference, Squeak Language Reference
   • Smalltalk Practice exercises (not required, see Smalltalk exer. in Homework above) - writing functions in Smalltalk:
     • GNU Smalltalk sample functions to run.
     • Squeak Smalltalk sample functions to run.
     • 10 Functions to write.

• Prolog Help from GMU
• GNU Prolog manual, Prolog Users Manual
• Sample Prolog functions
• 'not' in Prolog (means it can't prove a statement is true, it doesn't prove a statement is false)
  • not(G) :- G,!,fail.
  • not(G).

1. Prog 1 Prolog assorted short programs
2. Prog 2 River Crossing problem.
   Live picture snapped of Farmer trying to cross the river (taken several years ago)
3. Prog 3: Prolog Version of Patience
4. Prog 4 Map coloring in Prolog. Constraint Satisfaction problem
5. Prog 5 Introductory ML short progs to write
6. Prog 6: Producer Consumer Problem - Concurrent programming: semaphores, monitors, and message passing
   • Semaphore version, Monitor version, Message passing version
   • Java version
   • another Semaphore version of algorithm, another Monitor version of algorithm
7. Prog 7: Do your own project in more than one language to compare

Extra Program(s):