CMSC 430: Design and Implementation of Programming Languages
Spring, 2024
Lecture: MW, 3:30-4:45pm, HJP 0226
Professor: David Van Horn
CMSC 430 is an introduction to compilers. Its major goal is to arm students with the ability to design, implement, and extend a programming language. Throughout the course, students will design and implement several related languages.
Staff | |
Name | |
dvanhorn@cs.umd.edu | |
Henry Blanchette | blancheh@umd.edu |
Pierce Darragh | pdarragh@umd.edu |
Advait Kushe | akushe@terpmail.umd.edu |
Deena Postol | dpostol@umd.edu |
William Wegand | wwegand@terpmail.umd.edu |
Kazi Tasnim Zinat | kzintas@umd.edu |
Office hours: AVW 4140
Time | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
9 AM | Deena | Deena | |||
10 AM | Deena | Deena | |||
11 AM | Advait | Advait | |||
12 PM | Pierce | ||||
1 PM | Kazi | Kazi | Pierce | ||
2 PM | Kazi | Kazi | Henry | ||
3 PM | Henry | Henry | |||
4 PM | William | William | Henry | ||
Assumptions: This course assumes you know the material in CMSC 330 and CMSC 216. In particular, you need to know how to program in a functional programming language like OCaml and some familiarity with programming in C and Assembly. See the Texts page for references to brush up on this material.
Disclaimer: All information on this web page is tentative and subject to change. Any substantive change will be accompanied with an announcement to the class via ELMS.
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