This course has a heavy programming workload, especially in the summer. Students planning to take the course in summer should expect to dedicate their lives to this course for five weeks; do not try to work while taking CS 375 in summer.
Instructor: Gordon S. Novak Jr., GDC 3.824; Office Hours: 4:00 - 5:00.
TA: Yun-Sik Choi , Office Hours: M T Th 10:30 - 11:30 in the GDC basement TA station, and by appointment. yunsik@cs.utexas.edu
Text: Aho, Lam, Sethi, & Ullman, Compilers: Principles, Techniques, and Tools, Optional.
iClicker:
An iClicker, version 1 or 2, is required. If you already have an
iClicker, it should work.
Register your iClicker on
Blackboard: select the CS 375
class, select Blackboard Tools on the menu at left, scroll down to the
iClicker tool.
Clicker Questions
Lecture Notes: Available in printed form in WEL 2.228.
Follow CS 375 Discussions on Piazza
Programming assignments may be written in C / lex / yacc
or Lisp (if you are good at Lisp).
All programming assignments must be your own individual work.
Program files are provided, in the directory /projects/cs375/ or
in the
FTP directory for Program Files,
ftp://ftp.cs.utexas.edu/pub/novak/cs375/
for use with the assignments. The files are described by
Program File Descriptions.
It is legal to use any of these files as part of your programs.
How to Turn in the Programming Assignments
Assignments:
Online by Contents or
Index or
PDF.
Table of Chomsky Language Hierarchy
X86 References:
ISO 7185 Pascal Standard (pdf)
Song:
"God Wrote in Lisp",
Lyrics by
Bob Kanefsky,
sung by
Julia Ecklar.
Program Grading