Programming Language Track 2019

Objectives

The track is designed to prepare students to work in fields related to program understanding, analysis, manipulation and transformation.  This includes run-time system engineering as well as domain specific techniques (e.g., real-time computing or web programming).  They will acquire tools and techniques needed to specify and implement language-based solutions.

 

All CS core courses, all track requirements, and their pre-requisites, regardless of department, must be completed with a grade of C or better.

Required Courses (3)

Course	Title
CS 35200	Compilers: Principles and Practice
CS 35400	Operating Systems
CS 45600	Programming Languages

 

Electives (3)

Course	Title
CS 30700 or CS 40800	Software Engineering I   Software Testing
CS 34800 or CS 44800	Information Systems   Introduction to Relational Database Systems
CS 35300	Principles of Concurrency & Parallelism
CS 38100	Introduction to the Analysis of Algorithms
CS 42600	Computer Security
CS 48300	Introduction to the Theory of Computation
CS 56000	Reasoning About Programs
MA 38500 or MA 45300	Introduction to Logic   Elements of Algebra I

Note: When an A or B choice is listed, only one of A and B can be used to satisfy the elective requirement.