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CS 3723/3721
Programming Languages

Calendar: Lectures, Exams, and Recitations
Submission of Recitations
Questions and Answers (5 of them, most recent: Mon, 23 Feb 2004 09:14:09)
Instructor: Neal R. Wagner (Office hours: MW 10-12)
Recitation Instructor: Doug Pollok
Office: 3.02.10A, Cubicle #9. dpollok@cs.utsa.edu or dpollok@airmail.net
Programming (Programming in Java, or failing that, in C++, but not in C.)
Grading Policy (Recitations, midterm exam, final exam, and attendance)
Textbook (None -- online materials instead)

Description (Undergrad Catalog, sciences):

3723	Programming Languages
	(3-0) 3 hours credit. Prerequisites: CS 2213 and 3233. An introduction to the organization of high-level programming languages, including data types, control structures, data flow, and run time environments. Use of formal syntax descriptions. The implications of interpretation versus compilation. Activation records and dynamic storage in block structured languages.
Prerequisites: CS 3233 (Discrete Mathematical Structures) and CS 2213 (Advanced Programming) are required. CS 2413* (Systems Programming) is recommended. CS 2733 (Computer Organization II) is needed for two recitations.*

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Revision date: 2003-12-12. (Please use ISO 8601, the International Standard.)