Dr. Beverly Sanders
CSE 322
sanders@cise.ufl.edu Important: Please put
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Office hours:
Tuesday 9:35-10:25
Wednesday 3:00-3:50
By appointment
Just dropping by or calling in the afternoon is also OK
(although I might not be there or could be busy)
Jungmin Shin
jshin@cise.ufl.edu
Office hours:
Thursday 10:30-12:30am (CSE309)
KyungHee Kim
khkim@cise.ufl.edu
CSE312
Office hours:
Monday
Friday 12:50-1:40 (CSE309)
1/3 Final exam grades have been uploaded to WebCT.
On-campus students can pick up your exam
starting next week (but I’ll be out of town Wed-Fri). Exams from EDGE students have been given to
the EDGE staff to return to you. I hope
you all had a great holiday and I wish you a happy new year. (Go Gators!)
12/15 HW7 Grade was available since yesterday
night. If you cannot see your grade, don't worry. I already sent email through
webCT to those who didn't get 100. I'll fix the setting so that you can see
your score through WebCT.
12/12 HW7 Grade will be available on Thursday
evening. All requested regradings will be done at that time.(Please, wait until
Thursday.)
My Friday office hour will be moved to
Thanks and Good luck! --Kyung Hee
The final exam will be given
Thursday,
12/8 EDGE students--if you are graduating this semester, please contact me if you haven't already done so.
12/8 Slides for all lectures have been posted. HW6 solutions are in the Homework folder.
12/7 HW6 paper
and pencil part grades are posted in WebCT. Full point is 100.
If you have any question, please contact jshin@cise and my office hours are 10:30
– 12:30 on Thursday.
The distribution of points is followings.
Define invariant 10 points
Initialization 5 points
Invariant preservation 10 points
Completion 5 points
Termination 5 points
Initialization 5 points
Invariant Preservation 10
points
Completion 5 points
Termination 5 points
4. 10 points
12/2 HW6 Program Part is regraded. Those who return context check error properly for t40, t41, t42,and t49, are given 8 points back. If your grade is not changed, please send me email. --Kyung Hee
11/30 The
last FAQ of the semester.
11/30 The type of a ForkExpr should always be
void. Be sure to implement it this way in HW7.
Unfortunately, this is different from what was specified in HW4 and
the change wasn't clearly stated in the assignment for HW6. (HW4
reflected the original language design which would allow the thread executing
the fork to continue and then wait for the result of the fork if its value was
not yet available. With that semantics it made sense for a fork expr to
have an arbitrary type, but I decided later to go with the simpler semantics we
had in HW6) We'll give you credit on HW6 for the affected
test cases if necessary. The change to your HW6 grade will be made
no later than when your HW7 grade is posted. Please be patient until
then. I apologize for the confusion.
11/29 HW6 Program Part is graded. Check the WebCT
mail.
If you didn't turn in HW6 and need test cases for HW7(the HW6 test cases will be
used), please send email to me.
All grade requests are updated also. Make sure your grade for Program Part HW.
Regrading request for those due by 12/8. --Kyung Hee
11/28 HW7
posted on WebCT. Solutions to homework through HW5 have been posted in
the Homework folder.
11/25 A couple of test cases (testfork.plp and testsynch.plp) posted on
WebCT
11/22 Slides
through lecture 36 posted on WebCT. (No slides for lecture 32)
11/22 HW5 paper and pencil part grades are posted in WebCT. Full point is 100.
If you have any question, please contact jshin@cise and my office hours are 10:30
– 12:30 on Thursday.
The solution will be available at the end of next week.
11/18 HW5 Program Part is graded. Check the WebCT mail. --Kyung Hee
11/14 HW4 pen and pencil part 4(b) is re-graded.
Please check your grade. If you have any
question please contact jshin@cise
11/14
Guest lecturer tomorrow--make sure to attend class.
11/13 HW6 posted on WebCT
11/11 My office hour on Friday(11/17) will be moved to Wednesday(11/15)
the same time(12:50~1:40PM). Sorry for the change of schedule. --Kyung Hee
11/9 No class Friday (Veterans Day)
11/9 Slides through lecture 31 posted
11/8 Dr. Tim Mattson from Intel will give a guest lecture in class next
Wednesday, Nov. 15. All on-campus students
are expected to attend. The title of the talk is "How to create a parallel programming language: a
case study with OpenMP " Follow the link for abstracts and speaker
bio (scroll down for the second one). He will also give a department
colloquium "Multi-core processors are coming.
Will you be ready? at
11/6 HW4 paper
and pencil part grades are posted in WebCT. Full point is 100.
If you have any question, please contact jshin@cise.ufl.edu and my office hours are
10:30 – 12:30 on Thursday.
11/5 For HW4 Program Part, make sure you test your program with
your driver.
If there is any mismatch with the output, then please let me know.
I tested your code with
cop5555.Parser parser = new
cop5555.Parser(in);
ast.AST tree = parser.parse();
ast.ContextCheckVisitor cv = new ast.ContextCheckVisitor();
ast.AST errorNode = (ast.AST)tree.visit(cv,null);
If your program needs any special parameter to call visit, then email me
about that. Thanks. --Kyung Hee
11/4 HW4
Program Part Result & TestCases sent through WebCT mail.
11/2
Slides for lecture 28 posted
10/31 For just this week, Jungmin Shin’s Thursday (11/2) office hours are
changed to Friday (11/3) from 10:30 to 12:30.
Sorry for any inconvenience
10/30 HW5
posted, Slides through lecture 27 posted
10/27 HW4 FAQ
10.25 Corrections to HW4.
10/25
Slides through lecture 25 posted
10/24 Please,check your program part grades for HW1,HW2,HW3.
All changes are updated except those who doesn't get HW3 results
yet.
If you find any inconsistency or outstanding changes not reflected,
then please email me.
Regrading request for those is due by 11/4.--Kyung Hee
10/21 My Monday(10/23) office hour will be moved to Tuesday(10/24) the
same time(12:50~1:45) only for this week. Sorry for any inconvenience.
If you are planning to see me and you cannot make it on Tuesday,
then please send me email to make another appointment. --Kyung Hee
10/20 Exams for in-class students were returned today and solutions
discussed. If you weren't there today, you may pick up your exam in class
next week.
10/20 Reading on denotational semantics: Slonneger & Kurtz:
9.1-9.3, 9.4. Also have a look at the paper "A
formal semantics of patterns in XSLT" by Philip Wadler. This
paper describes a denotational semantics of XSLT, a language for transforming
XML documents into other XML documents. The target audience included people not
familiar with denotational semantics so it contains a brief tutorial in section
4 that you might find useful. The rest of the paper is worth skimming to
get an idea of how denotational semantics was used in practice, and to see
another example--this time not a traditional programming language.
10/18 In HW4 problem 3, skip parts f-i. In part b, add "lambda
." before the first z. In problem 1, you may use the built-in
function read: int -> real to convert an
int to real. Also, you may need to explicitly give the types of some
variables, as in fun f x:real = ....
10/16 HW4 posted
10/16 HW3 paper and pencil part grades
are posted in WebCT. Full point is 100.
If you have any question, please contact jshin@cise.ufl.edu and my office hours are
10:30 – 12:30 on Thursday.
10/13 HW3 Program part result sent out. Check WebCT
mail.
For those who didn't get the result, please come to see me
during my office hr. --Kyung Hee
10/12 In the solutions for HW3, you can get the answer in the solutions
by changing "if x>1" to "if x >= 1" in procedure R.
In part b, the static links should go from the top 5 entries to B, the
link from B to M.
10/11 EDGE students: Please use a dark pencil when taking the exam.
Faxing it is fine, but make sure your proctor saves a copy until they
know that I have received a readable version. Make sure they include
their contact information in case I need to reach them.
10/11 Reminder: Midterm on Friday.
Bring a photo ID. Be there a few minutes early so we can start on
time.
10/11 Slides through lecture 20 posted.
10/10 Solutions to HW3 have been sent via WebCT email to everyone who has
submitted HW3.
10/10 I'll hold another office hr after midterm for those who want to talk about
HW2 program grade. (PM.3:00~3:50)-- Kyung Hee
10/9 Solutions to HW1 and HW2 have been posted in the
Homework folder. Solutions to HW3 will be available tomorrow afternoon to
students who have submitted this homework.
10/4 The midterm will be given during class on Friday, Oct 13.
(EDGE student's exams due by
10/4 Past exams posted on webct
10/3 Slides through lecture 17 posted.
10/2 HW3 FAQ
9/29 HW2 paper
and pencil part grades are posted in HW2. Full point is 100.
If you have any question, please contact jshin@cise.ufl.edu and my office hours are
10:30 – 12:30 on Thursday.
9/27 Grades
& results for SimpleParser program(HW2 program part) posted.Check webCT
mailbox.
9/27 A revised version of ASTVisitor.java added to HW3 this morning.
If you have already downloaded it, please get the new one.
9/25 EDGE students--you can submit HW2 through the HW2-EDGE assignment.
It has the correct due date for you and should let you resubmit, etc.
9/25 Slides through lecture 14 posted.
9/24 You need to submit the modified Scanner.java file with HW2.
So, your cop5555.jar will contain at least 2
files--Scanner.java & SimpleParser.java.
You don't need to include "SyntaxException.java"
unless you changed it.
9/22 Expected results for HW1 sent through WebCT mail.
9/21 HW2: delete bin_lit from the literal production.
9/20 I changed office hours from Thursday to Friday. For this week, I'll be at
309 on both days. -- Kyung Hee Kim
9/20 Sorry--one last attempt:
Modify the syntax so that *,/ , and /\ have higher
binding power than +, - , and \/, which have higher binding power than ==, !=,
< and > which have higher binding power than ;.
9/19 Corrections to HW2 : delete the ';' at the end of field production.
field ::= (final|assignable) type field_name = expr
9/18 EDGE students: WebCT will think your
assignments are late. Don't worry, the humans know better.
9/17The grade of HW1 pen and pencil part is posted with comments in HW1 column.
Full point is 100.
1. (a) 25 points (b) 25points 2. 25 points 3. (a) 13 points (b) 12 points
If you have any question , please contact jshin@cise.ufl.edu.
Please write down your name in your submission file.
9/15 Corrections to HW2
Modify the syntax so that *,/ , and /\ have higher binding power than +, - , and \/, which have higher binding power than ==, !=, < and > which have higher binding power than ;.
9/15 Slides from all lectures through today
(lecture 10) are available.
9/15 Notes to program submission. Read
this carefully. From HW2, if you don't follow this rule so the compilation
fails, then you may lose some points.
9/15 Grades & results for Scanner program(HW1 program part) posted.
Check webCT mailbox.(go to "My WebCT" and then
click the mailbox button at upper right corner. Go to the
You are expected to correct the errors for HW2.
9/6 FAQ for HW1
9/6 Corrections--next method is not abstract, add a | between >
and == in binary ops, add "or null_lit" to ident ::= ...but not
keyword or bool_lit or null_li
9/5 Slides from lecture 5 available
9/1 Correction to HW1--in the lexical structure
specification, replace the keyword "mutable" with
"assignable".
8/30 Slides from lecture 4 available
8/29 Slides from lecture 3 and a new version of lecture 2 without the
font errors are available on WebCT
8/28 HW1 posted on WebCT [see HW1-problem1.doc on WebCT if you don't have
the textbook yet.]
8/25 Slides from lectures 1 and 2 available in the slides folder on WebCT
8/23 HW0 available on WebCT.
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Assignment |
Assigned |
Due |
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HW0 (not graded) |
8/23 |
8/28 |
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HW1 |
8/28 |
9/11 |
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HW2 |
9/11 |
9/25 |
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HW3 |
9/25 |
10/9 |
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Midterm--in class |
|
10/13 |
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HW4 |
10/9 |
10/30 |
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HW5 |
10/30 |
11/13 |
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HW6 |
11/13 |
11/27 |
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HW7 (graded 0 or 100, counts as 3 assignments) |
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12/11 |
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Final exam |
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12/14, 12:30-2:30pm |