Week 1  
    1.1 -- The Art of Language Design
    1.2 -- The Programming Language Spectrum
    1.3 -- Why Study Programming Languages
    1.4 -- Compilation and Interpretation
    1.5 -- Programming Environments
    1.6 -- An Overview of Compilation

Week 2  
    2.1 -- Specifying Syntax: Regular Expressions and Context-Free Grammars
    2.2 -- Scanning
    2.3 -- Parsing
    2.4 -- Theoretical Foundations

Week 3  
    3.1 -- The Notion of Binding Time
    3.2 -- Object Lifetime and Storage Management
    3.3 -- Scope Rules
    3.4 -- Implementing Scope
    3.5 -- Meaning of Names within a Scope
    3.6 -- The Binding of Referencing Environments
    3.7 -- Macro Expansion
    3.8 -- Separate Compilation

Week 4  
    4.1 -- The Role of the Semantic Analyzer
    4.2 -- Attribute Grammars
    4.3 -- Evaluating Attributes
    4.4 -- Action Routines
    4.5 -- Space Management for Attributes
    4.6 -- Tree Grammars and Syntax Tree Decoration

Week 5  
    6.1 -- Expression Evaluation
    6.2 -- Structured and Unstructured Flow
    6.3 -- Sequencing
    6.4 -- Selection
    6.5 -- Iteration
    6.6 -- Recursion
    6.7 -- Nondeterminacy

Week 6  
    7.1 -- Type Systems
    7.2 -- Type Checking
    7.3 -- Parametric Polymorphism
    7.4 -- Equality Testing and Assignment

Week 7  
    8.1 -- Records (Structures)
    8.2 -- Arrays
    8.3 -- Strings
    8.4 -- Sets
    8.5 -- Pointers and Recursive Types
    8.6 -- Lists
    8.7 -- Files and Input/Output

Week 8  
    9.1 -- Review of Stack Layout
    9.2 -- Calling Sequences
    9.3 -- Parameter Passing
    9.4 -- Exception Handling
    9.5 -- Coroutines
    9.6 -- Events

(The midterm will have material only through chapter 9, although
we should have started chapter 10 by the time of the exam.)

Week 9  
    10.1 -- Object-oriented Programming
    10.2 -- Encapsulation and Inheritance
    10.3 -- Initialization and Finalization
    10.4 -- Dynamic Method Binding
    10.5 -- Mix-In Inheritance
    10.6 -- True Multiple Inheritance
    10.7 -- Object-Oriented Programming Revisited

Week 10  
    11.1 -- Historical Origins
    11.2 -- Functional Programming Concepts
    11.3 -- A Bit of Scheme
    11.4 -- A Bit of OCaml
    11.5 -- Evaluation Order Revisited
    11.6 -- Higher-Order Functions
    11.7 -- Theoretical Foundations
    11.8 -- Functional Programming in Perspective

Week 11 
    12.1 -- Logic Programming Concepts
    12.2 -- Prolog
    12.3 -- Theoretical Foundations
    12.4 -- Logic Programming in Perspective

Week 12 
    14.1 -- What is a Scripting Language?
    14.2 -- Problem Domains
    14.3 -- Scripting the World Wide Web
    14.4 -- Innovative Features

Week 13 
    15.1 -- Back-End Compiler Structure
    15.2 -- Intermediate Forms
    15.3 -- Code Generation
    15.4 -- Address Space Organization
    15.5 -- Assembly
    15.6 -- Linking
    15.7 -- Dynamic Linking

(The final is comprehensive.)