Recommended Sources of Class Help
Lecture Notes
Note: not every class will have accompanying notes.
- September 3rd (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- September 8th (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- September 8th, continued (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- September 10th (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- September 15th (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- September 17th (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- September 22nd (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- September 29th (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- October 1st (4-up for printing, 1-up
for viewing)
- October 15th (4-up for printing, 1-up
for viewing)
- October 20th and 22nd (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- October 22nd, part II (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- October 27th (4-up for printing, 1-up
for viewing)
- October 29th (4-up for printing, 1-up
for viewing)
- November 3rd (4-up for printing, 1-up
for viewing)
- November 17th (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- November 19th (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
November 19th continued (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- November 24th (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- November 26th (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- December 1st and 3rd (4-up for printing,
1-up for viewing)
- December 8th (4-up for printing, 1-up
for viewing)
Homework solutions
- Lemma 16.1.1 from Homework 10 (PS) (PDF)
Exams
OCaml Help
A tutorial on getting started with OCaml on SEAS systems is being
drafted.
Parts of Jason Hickey's An Introduction to the Objective Caml
Language will be handed out on the first day of class. The
full notes contain some extra chapters that you may find interesting
to read on your own.
The OCaml homepage is a valuable
resource. Some particularly helpful pages there:
If you use the Mozilla or Firebird browsers you may find MozCaml useful when browsing the manual.
Typesetting Help
If you would like to type up your homework, you may use
this LaTeX Tutorial (PDF,
PostScript). We highly
recommend taking the time both to learn LaTeX and to write
up your assignments. (It will be required for at least one
of the core classes in the Spring, so you might as well
learn now.)