COM SCI C137B
Programming Language Design
Computer Science · 4 units · Undergraduate upper division (100-199)
Study of various programming language designs, from computing history and research literature, that attempt to address problems of software systems that are bloated, buggy, and difficult to maintain and extend despite trend in computing toward ever higher levels of abstraction for programming. Hands-on experience designing, prototyping, and evaluating new languages, language abstractions, and/or programming environments. Concurrently scheduled with course C237B.
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Enforced requisite: course C137A.
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COM SCI C137B
- COM SCI C137APrototyping Programming Languages
- COM SCI 131Programming Languages
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