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                  Introduction to Programming Languages and
                                                           Compilers
                                                               CS164
                                                  11:00-12:00 MWF
                                                             10 Evans
                                              Notes by G. Necula, with additions by P. Hilfinger
                                                      Prof. Hilfinger CS 164  Lecture 1                                     1
               Administrivia
               • Course home page:
                           http://www-inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs164
               • Concurrent enrollment: see me after class
               • Pick up class accounts at the end of lecture
                   Wednesday
               • Pick a partner
               • We’re understaffed.  Those in 10-11, 3-4
                   sections might consider moving to 9-10, 4-5;
                   will discuss more in section meetings.
                                                     Prof. Hilfinger CS 164  Lecture 1                                 2
               Course Structure
               • Course has theoretical and practical aspects:
                   analysis and translation of programming
                   languages uses both.
               • Regular homework = theory, should be
                   individual work.
               • Programming assignments = practice, in teams
               • All submissions will be electronic
                                                     Prof. Hilfinger CS 164  Lecture 1                                 3
               Academic Honesty
               • Don’t use work from uncited sources
                     – Including old code
               • We use plagiarism detection software
                     – 6 cases in last few semesters
                                                PLAGIARISM
                                                     Prof. Hilfinger CS 164  Lecture 1                                 4
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