COP4020: Programming Languages

Getting Started

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General Information

Prerequisites: Familiarity with at least one contemporary programming language.
Textbook: Michael L. Scott. Programming Language Pragmatics
Other material: class notes and handouts
Web site: Main page and UniversalClass.com
When?: MWF: 1:25 - 2:15 pm
Where?: 101 J. Love Building
Recitations: Wed; sec 1 = 2:30 - 3:20 pm, sec 2 = 3:35 - 4:50 pm, sec 3 = 6:45 - 8:00 pm, sec 4 = 8:15 - 9:30 pm
Attendance: Roll is not taken, but you are responsible for all material presented in class and on the Web site.
Exams: There is a midterm and a final exam. Click here for details.
Assignments: Oral presentations and exercises from the book will be assigned as homework on a regular basis. The assignments are intended for learning purposes and as preparation for the tests.
Grading: See exams for the grading policy and the breakdown of your final grade. Exam dates will be scheduled in advance. A grade of zero will be recorded for missed exams unless prior arrangements have been made. Assignments will be given on a regular bases and are intended to prepare for the tests. The assignments, when turned in before or at the due date before midnight, will be graded. When turned in late, 5% will be deducted from the homework grade per day until the homework has been received, with a maximum extension of five days.
Cheating: Homework assignments should be completed individually. Copying another's solution is cheating. See the Honor Code stated in the Student Handbook for more details.

Contact Information

Institution: Florida State University, Computer Science Department
Instructor: Dr. Robert van Engelen
Office: Carothers Hall Rm 101B
Phone: (850) 644 9661
: engelen@cs.fsu.edu
Office Hours: 1:15-2:15pm Tue+Thu
Teaching Assistant: Warren Davis
TA office hours: to be determined ???
E-mail: wdavis@cs.fsu.edu

Please advice the instructor of this class at your earliest convenience (minimum of five working days) if you have a disability that will require a reasonable accomodation for any of the activities in the course schedule.

Please notify the Department of Computer Science five working days prior to the event if a reasonable accomodation for a disability is needed: 644 2296 (voice), 644 0058 (fax).

This syllabus and other class materials are available in alternative format upon request.

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