COP4020: Programming Languages
Contact Information
General Information
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Prerequisites
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Familiarity with at least one contemporary programming language.
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Textbook
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"Programming
Language Pragmatics" by Michael L. Scott
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Other material
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class notes and handouts
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Web site
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http://www.cs.fsu.edu/~engelen/courses/COP4020
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When?
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MWF: 1:25 - 2:15 pm
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Where?
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101 J. Love Building
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Recitations
(used for student presentations)
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Fri; sec 1 = 3:35-4:50 pm, sec 2 = 5:15-6:30pm, sec 3 = 6:45-8:00 pm, sec
4 = 8:15-9:30 pm
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TA organizing
the presentations
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Yanling Li yanlinli@cs.fsu.edu
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Attendance
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Attendence is required for both the lectures and the recitations. You are responsible for collecting all material delivered in class.
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Exams
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There is a midterm and a final exam. Click
here
for details.
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Assignments
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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.
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Grading
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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.
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Cheating
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Homework assignments should be completed individually. Copying
another's solution is cheating. See the
Honor
Code stated in the
Student Handbook for more details.
Miscellaneous
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.
