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your CS account and all its contents will be deleted. You must back up or save any data you want to retain. If all else fails, email data to yourself that you want to save. I will save all the email submissions for this course. Next semester your CS account will use the 3-letter 3-digit ID that UTSA uses. |
- Calendar: Lectures, Exams, and Recitations
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Questions and Answers
Ask at: < nealδοτwagnerατgmailδοτcom >
So far: 6 questions. Most recent one on: Mon, Nov 25, 2013, 7 PM - Submitting Recitations Submit: < nealδοτwagnerδοτextraατgmailδοτcom >
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Instructor:
Neal R. Wagner,
Email: < nealδοτwagnerατgmailδοτcom >
Office hours: During recitation sessions + M 10 - 11 am. - Recitation Instructor: Afsane Rahbar, Email: < afsanerahbarατyahooδοτcom>
- Grading Policy (Recitations, mid-term exam, final exam, and attendance)
- Academic Dishonesty
- Textbooks (None required)
- Join a Professional Organization: ACM ($19/year), IEEE ($32/year)
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Description
(See CS courses,
CS Degree,
Prerequisite Diagrams):
3723 Programming Languages (3-0) 3 hours credit. Prerequisites: CS 2233 and (2213 or 3443).
An introduction to high-level procedural, functional, and object-oriented programming languages, their theoretical foundations, organization, and implementation. Topics include formal syntax, compilers and interpreters, type systems, scoping and activation records, control structures, and data abstraction.Note: The new catalog replaces CS 2213 with CS 3443 (Application Programming). One of CS 2213 or CS 3443 will always be a prerequisite to CS 3723, along with CS 2233 (Discrete Math). Concurrent enrollment in CS 3443 is not allowed. The course CS 3423 (Systems Programming) would be helpful.