Concepts of Programming Languages (CSC419)

• Problem set 1: January 21 (due January 28). See the following link: CSC419-Assignment-1.pdf
  I will hand out the account information in class on Jan 21st, and email you instructions for handing in the assignment through your course web account.
• Problem set 2: January 30 (due February 11). See the following link: CSC419-Assignment-2.pdf
• Problem set 3: February 13 (due February 27). See the following link: CSC419-Assignment-3-2020.pdf
• Problem set 4: March 5 (Now due Thursday March 26, due to extended Spring break). See the following link: CSC419-Assignment-4-2020.pdf
• Problem set 5: March 30 (due Tuesday April 14). See the following link: CSC419-Assignment-5-2020.pdf
• Problem set 6: April 16 (due Tuesday May 5). See the following link: CSC419-Assignment-6-2020.pdf


General:
Problems are assigned every 1 to 2 weeks. Submit solutions (text, sources and binaries) to your assignments by uploading them into your account by midnight on the due date.

Instructions for uploading: We will email you detailed instructions. Below are some pointers for uploading to your accounts:
Linux/Unix: You should be familiar with using scp. If not, use man scp within a terminal window and follow the explanation. As an example: assume you have your program and the sources in a local directory 'assignment1' and you cd into one level above this directory, type:
scp -r assignment1/* username@johnston.cs.miami.edu:assignment1 to upload it.
Windows: WinSCP (http://winscp.net/eng/download.php) is a compact graphical scp-client. Otherwise, you can also use PuTTY (http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/download.html) and then the Linux scp version as described before.
Mac: Two options: 1) Open Terminal and follow instructions under Linux/Unix. 2) Use Cyberduck (http://cyberduck.ch) as a GUI client.