CS 31104 creditsPrereq: CS 2110 or CS 2112
CS 3110: Data Structures and Functional Programming
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- Advanced programming course emphasizing functional programming techniques and data structures. Covers pattern matching, higher-order functions, and formal reasoning about programs using OCaml.
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- Dexter Kozen
- Douglas Lin
- Michael Clarkson
- Nate Foster
- Ramin Zabih
- Robert Constable
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