CMSC 330: Organization of Programming Languages

CMSC 330 Letter grades have been posted on the grades server and submitted to UMEG.

Grade distribution is about 20-25% As, 25-30% Bs, 30-35% Cs.

Sorry for the delay. I had to examine a large number of Honor Code violations.

If you received a grade of J, it means that I believe you have violated the Code of Academic Integrity. I will send you an email by tomorrow describing your options.

Scores from final exam should not be visible on the grades server.

I won't get around to assigning grades until this weekend, waiting for some students to complete their Good Faith Attempts for past projects. So please don't ask me about your course grade. 

As stated in the previous post, I won't be able to show exams to anyone before  break. Check next semester.

Final exam solutions posted at https://www.cs.umd.edu/class/fall2014/cmsc330/tests.shtml

Exam scores should be up by tonight. Course grades won't be up until end of the week.

I will not be able to show students their final exams before break. Check next semester.

A reminder that the CMSC 330 final exam is Monday, Dec 15, 4-6pm in CHEM 1407.

The exam will mostly (80+%) go over new material not covered by previous midterms (e.g., multithreading, Prolog, lambda calculus, etc.), though there will be some questions on Ruby, OCaml, and operational semantics.

For the Ruby multithreading programming question, you are given the sequential Ruby code. All you need to do is figure out how to efficiently execute the code using threads, adding synchronization and using conditional variables where necessary.

Any lambda calculus encodings needed will be provided.