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CS 3520 Programming Languages (Matthew Flatt)
University of Utah
1 recommender · 1 thread · recommended in 1 year, 2018 · score 0.7
CS 3520 is an introductory programming languages course from the University of Utah taught by Matthew Flatt, using the Plait language (a typed dialect of Racket) to study language design and interpretation.
One commenter, who took it as a junior at the University of Utah, calls it a really great class and points to its course materials as a syllabus alternative.
Programming Languagesintermediatefreeself-paced text#programming languages#plait#racket#interpreters#flatt
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For anybody looking for a similar-ish syllabus with different material, Matthew Flatt's introductory programming languages course is available online at [0]. It's in Plait (formerly PLAI-Typed, a smaller dialect of Racket) and was really a great class, in my opinion. (I took this as a junior at the U.)
[0] https://pubweb.eng.utah.edu/~cs3520/