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CSE3394LISP programming(IT) Not offered in 2002 3 points + One 1-hour lecture or tutorial per week + First semester + Clayton + Prerequisite: CSE1303 or CSC1030 or equivalent + Prohibitions: CSC2940, CSC3940, CSE2394 Synopsis: Introduction to LISP and the functional programming language paradigm. Topics include the LISP interpreter, s-expressions, functions and symbols; list construction and manipulation, LISP library functions, user-defined functions, formal parameters, free and bound symbols, global variables, scope; predicates, conditionals and logical operators; recursion, structured iteration; property lists; control over evaluation and function application; I/O; debugging; macros; packages; system functions; LISP compilation; lambda expressions; and how lambda calculus is the basis for functional programming; use of Emacs (a LISP-based editor). Assessment: Practical examination (3 hours): 100% |
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