Undergraduate PL Class

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Undergraduate PL Class Understand and apply (analyze) central/core concepts in PL e.g., finite/infinite data structures, functions, control, concurrency, parallelism, state, modularity/interfaces, naming, cost models, laziness, monads models of computation e.g., lambda calculus, FSA, PDAs, relational calculus , Actors static and dynamic semantics e.g., concrete/abstract syntax, type systems, transition systems, specifications Know how to synthesize into languages e.g., OO, functional, logic/constraint programming, DSLs and their use in systems e.g., Unix pipes, plan 9, TeX, nonces, modeling business process, network protocols, OS schedulers, map/reduce, grep, web services, algorithmic analysis, tools to check systems Know how to implement these concepts e.g., interpreter, type checker, parser, translator, tools