I have updated p4.hs
, the support file for Project 4, to include a subst
function over the language AST. I have not carefully tested it, but I think its
in pretty good shape. Merry Christmas!
I’ve updated my online class notes for anyone who might be interested. Personally, I think the online text is a better reference. Notes are there if you want them.
I finally have a plan for the remainder of the semester, including the final, that hopefully will make everyone happy.
You can take your final early and turn in your final project late if you wish. I am confident I will find a proctor for December 5, hopefully Michael. Stay tuned…
If you do take the final exam early, I will ask you to sign a nondisclosure agreement with the exam. The nondisclosure agreement will require you to not disclose anything about the final to anyone taking it on the regularly scheduled day. The penalty will be a 0 on the final exam. I’m quite serious about this. While there will be two different final exams given, I do not want any unintended advantage given to those who take the exam on December 15.
I think this accomplishes everything we want.
As decided in class yesterday, I’ve set the due date for Project 2 to October 12.
Midterm is October 24. That’s later that I would like, but hopefully okay for everyone. We’ll review the lecture before.
I have posted Project 2 if you want to start working on it. No due date set. We will talk about the due date and a date for our midterm in class on October 3.
Online lecture notes should now be up-to-date with the September 19 lecture.
Sorry for the late notice, but I need to cancel class today, September 12. I’m having stomach issues and just can’t lecture.
I’ve published lecture notes from class at Lecture Notes. The formatting for code and inference rules is a little wonky at the moment, but everything is readable. I will be publishing updates after each lecture.
Just updated the office ours for our TA. They are now 1:00 M, 2:00 W in 3025 Eaton Hall.
I just pushed the Project 0 description to our class website. You should be able to work all the exercises based on material presented in class. Make sure that you look at the utilities file before you start working on the project. There is some useful stuff in there that will make your life simpler. I will set a due date tomorrow in class.
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