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CS558 Programming Languages CS558 Programming Languages Fall 2017 Instructor: • Office Hours: Tuesdays 1-2pm (but not Oct. A Course In Linear Algebra Damiano Ebookers. 24) or by appointment in FAB120-23.

• Special Office Hour: Monday, Oct. 23 2-3pm Teaching Assistant: • TA Office Hours (in the 'fishbowl' outside the CS Dept. Offices): • Oct. 5 (Thursday) 4-5:30 pm • Oct. 9 (Monday) 2-3:30 pm • Oct. 16 (Monday) 2-3:30 pm • Oct. 20 (Friday) 4-5:30 pm • Oct.

24 (Tuesday) 4-5:30 pm • Fridays 4-5:30pm thereafter (except Nov. 13 (Monday) 2-3:30 pm Course Information • • (see instructions in syllabus) • (lightly monitored by course staff) Note: the first time you use this link, it will take you to the general page for the pdx-cs workspace; you need to sign in to access the cs558-specific channel. Exams • Midterm will cover all material presented in lecture or required reading in weeks 1-4.

• You are allowed one 8.5x11' sheet (one side only) of hand-written notes. • and [updated 10/23/17 2:50pm]. • and • Final exam may cover material from the entire course, but will focus on material covered after the midterm. • You are permitted to bring a one-sided 8.5x11' sheet of handwritten notes to the final. Practice Problems • Some for axiomatic and operational semantics.

[updated 10/18/17 2:20pm] Here are [updated 10/23/17 9:40am]. We may discuss some of these problems in class on Monday 10/23. Books • Required: Michael L. Scott, Programming Language Pragmatics, 4th ed., Morgan Kaufmann 2016.

• Strongly Recommended:. (Or you can buy the 2nd or 3rd edition.) Additional Required Reading • For Oct. 4: Mike Gordon,, pp.

Up through Section 2.1.8). 11: Glynn Winskel, of 'The Formal Semantics of Programming Languages,' MIT Press, 1994. (Use username cs558f17 and the password provided in class and on Slack.) • For Nov. 20: Robert McCloskey,.