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Census, and possible change of time/place
29 September 2010Coursework Assignment
24 September 2010The assessed coursework for APL is to research and write a report on one of the following topics:
- Information flow in Jif
- Programming the web with Links
- Parallel programming in Haskell with par and seq
- Asynchronous workflows in F#
- Functional reactive programming in Flapjax
Preparing your report will involve reading research papers, technical manuals, and some code development on the system in question. Further details are available from the coursework webpage, including some examples of previous reports.
The lecture next Friday will review the assignment topics, and give information on preparing your report, its content and arrangement.
Homework
Do some basic research into each of the topics, in preparation for next Friday. Find out what you can, and consider which one most interests you. The lecture on Friday is a chance ask further questions about the topics, and any other issues that concern you. You can also post questions here on the blog, or by email to the lecturers.
Link: Coursework instructions
Welcome to APL 2010–2011
20 September 2010Welcome to the Advances in Programming Languages course for 2010–2011. This year the course runs in Semester 1, from September through to the end of November. The first lecture is at 10am on Tuesday 21 September in room G.02 of the William Robertson Building.
Links: William Robertson Building; Room G.02 (Lecture Room 3).
Another room change
13 January 2010From this Thursday lectures will be in AT2.11, not AT2.14. This is still in the Appleton Tower, on the same floor, but down at the end of the corridor. The room is smaller, but the seats (a) have desks in front and (b) do line up with the screen.
Room change
7 January 2010We have a room change for APL: instead of the planned room in the William Robertson Building, we shall be in Appleton Tower, Seminar Room 2.14.
David and I went to look at the previously allocated room, and although it is fine for space, it doesn’t have a PC or data projector. The new room has both a projector and white boards, which should be useful.
First lecture is 9am Monday morning. Weather permitting.