Concepts of programming languages: scopes, parameter passing, storage management; control flow, exception handling; encapsulation and modularization mechanisms; reusability through genericity and inheritance; type systems; programming paradigms (imperative, object-oriented, functional, and others). Emerging programming languages and their development infrastructures.

Prerequisites: Computer Science 130A and 138; open to computer science and computer engineering majors only.

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Winter 2024 . Feng Yu
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CMPSC162 . Feng Yu 1 Year, 7 Months Ago

Great and passionate lecturer. Made the class very interesting and approachable!

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CMPSC162 . Feng Yu 2 Years Ago

I took this course with hesitation, but it was absolutely great. Course has improved across the board. No complaints: the homework assignments were challenging but clear and fair, the professor and TAs were helpful during lectures, office hours, and outside of class. 10/10 Greatest professor redemption arc I've ever seen, kudos to Professor Feng.

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CMPSC162 . Feng Yu 2 Years Ago

Class was very straightfoward. 6 homework assignments for 100% of the grade. Homework gradescope results were available, so it's easy to know how you're doing in the class. Generous with late days as well, 10 days for the entire course. He has definitely heard the feedback and improved a lot. I highly recommend this professor now!

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CMPSC162 . Feng Yu 2 Years Ago

I took this class with worries, but it was one of the best CS classes I've taken at UCSB. The class materials are seriously interesting and helpful in other classes. I feel like I now have a better understanding in some of the features in programming languages. 6 hws sum up the total class grade with 10 free late days. No exams.

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CMPSC162 . Feng Yu 2 Years Ago

Yu Feng improved significantly. His class structure is now very fair. Some pros are that there are no exams, graded only on assignments, with 10 late days. I would save them mostly for hw4. TAs are always available and nice. Cons are lectures sometimes get tedious, TA's feedback occasionally too vague to be useful. BE SURE to use manual for hw.

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CS162 . Feng Yu 2 Years Ago

Great enthusiastic professor, clear lectures. Only 6 programming assignments, which followed a bell curved shape in terms of difficulty, had 10 total late days you could use. Cares about his students, asking for feedback throughout the quarter. One of the best professors I've ever had, makes the difficult topic of PL approachable and interesting.

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