CS 107: Programming Paradigms
Programming Paradigms (CS107) introduces several programming languages, including C, Assembly, C++, Concurrent Programmi
by Stanford University
Programming Paradigms (CS107) introduces several programming languages, including C, Assembly, C++, Concurrent Programming, Scheme, and Python. The class aims to teach students how to write code for each of these individual languages and to understand the programming paradigms behind these languages.
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Lecture 1:
Syllabus -
17:26
Lecture 2:
Lecture 1: Programming Paradigms -
51:04
Lecture 3:
Lecture 2: Programming Paradigms -
8 pages
Lecture 4:
Handout 1: Introducing the STL -
4 pages
Lecture 5:
Handout 2: UNIX Basics -
4 pages
Lecture 6:
Handout 3: Computer Architecture -
7 pages
Lecture 7:
Handout 4: Arrays the Full Story -
8 pages
Lecture 8:
Programming Assignment 1: RSG Instructions -
52:49
Lecture 9:
Lecture 3: Programming Paradigms -
18 pages
Lecture 10:
Handout 5: UNIX Development -
51:24
Lecture 11:
Lecture 4: Programming Paradigms - 10 pages
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1 page
Lecture 13:
Programming Assignment 2: Six Degrees FAQ -
52:16
Lecture 14:
Lecture 5: Programming Paradigms -
8 pages
Lecture 15:
Handout 6: Memory -
51:27
Lecture 16:
Lecture 6: Programming Paradigms -
52 pages
Lecture 17:
Handout 7: Stack Implementation -
4 pages
Lecture 18:
Section Assignment 1 -
2 pages
Lecture 19:
Section Assignment 1 Solutions -
53:10
Lecture 20:
Lecture 7: Programming Paradigms -
17 pages
Lecture 21:
Programming Assignment 3: Vector Instructions -
2 pages
Lecture 22:
Programming Assignment 3: Vector FAQ -
50:44
Lecture 23:
Lecture 8: Programming Paradigms -
5 pages
Lecture 24:
Handout 8: Computer Architecture -
3 pages
Lecture 25:
Section Assignment 2 -
6 pages
Lecture 26:
Section Assignment 2 Solutions -
10 pages
Lecture 27:
Handout 9: Simple Code Generation -
51:46
Lecture 28:
Lecture 9: Programming Paradigms -
47:09
Lecture 29:
Lecture 10: Programming Paradigms -
6 pages
Lecture 30:
Handout 10: Function Call and Return -
12 pages
Lecture 31:
Handout 11: Code Generation Examples -
39 pages
Lecture 32:
Handout 12: Factorial Trace -
4 pages
Lecture 33:
Programming Assignment 4: RSS Instructions -
1 page
Lecture 34:
Programming Assignment 4: RSS FAQ -
51:48
Lecture 35:
Lecture 11: Programming Paradigms -
8 pages
Lecture 36:
Section Assignment 3 -
4 pages
Lecture 37:
Section Assignment 3 Solutions -
50:20
Lecture 38:
Lecture 12: Programming Paradigms -
2 pages
Lecture 39:
Section Assignment 4 -
3 pages
Lecture 40:
Section 4 Assignment Solutions - 6 pages
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8 pages
Lecture 42:
Programming Assignment 5: Raw Memory Solutions -
52:27
Lecture 43:
Lecture 13: Programming Paradigms -
44:38
Lecture 44:
Lecture 14: Programming Paradigms -
52:51
Lecture 45:
Lecture 15: Programming Paradigms -
5 pages
Lecture 46:
Handout 13: Thread Package Docs -
16 pages
Lecture 47:
Handout 14: Concurrency Examples -
51:32
Lecture 48:
Lecture 16: Programming Paradigms -
3 pages
Lecture 49:
Section Assignment 5 -
2 pages
Lecture 50:
Section Assignment 5 Solutions -
49:00
Lecture 51:
Lecture 17: Programming Paradigms -
10 pages
Lecture 52:
Handout 15: More Concurrency - 3 pages
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2 pages
Lecture 54:
Programming Assignment 6: RSS Revisited FAQ -
52:20
Lecture 55:
Lecture 18: Programming Paradigms -
1 page
Lecture 56:
Section Assignment 6 -
2 pages
Lecture 57:
Section Assignment 6 Solutions -
51:58
Lecture 58:
Lecture 19: Programming Paradigms -
13 pages
Lecture 59:
Handout 16: Introduction to Scheme -
11 pages
Lecture 60:
Handout 17: Scheme Functions -
51:46
Lecture 61:
Lecture 20: Programming Paradigms -
50:30
Lecture 62:
Lecture 21: Programming Paradigms -
12 pages
Lecture 63:
Handout 18: Functions as Data -
8 pages
Lecture 64:
Handout 19: Scheme Examples - 6 pages
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1 page
Lecture 66:
Programming Assignment 7: Where am I FAQ -
2 pages
Lecture 67:
Section Assignment 7 -
2 pages
Lecture 68:
Section Assignment 7 Solutions -
53:25
Lecture 69:
Lecture 22: Programming Paradigms -
50:20
Lecture 70:
Lecture 23: Programming Paradigms -
48:39
Lecture 71:
Lecture 24: Programming Paradigms -
14 pages
Lecture 72:
Handout 20: Python Basics -
48:46
Lecture 73:
Lecture 25: Programming Paradigms -
5 pages
Lecture 74:
Handout 21: Networking with Python -
49:50
Lecture 75:
Lecture 26: Programming Paradigms -
4 pages
Lecture 76:
Programming Assignment 8: Python Instructions -
4 pages
Lecture 77:
Section Assignment 8 -
5 pages
Lecture 78:
Section Assignment 8 Solutions -
57:55
Lecture 79:
Lecture 27: Programming Paradigms -
7 pages
Lecture 80:
Practice Midterm -
5 pages
Lecture 81:
Practice Midterm Solutions -
6 pages
Lecture 82:
Midterm -
7 pages
Lecture 83:
Midterm Exam Solutions -
8 pages
Lecture 84:
Practice Final Exam -
7 pages
Lecture 85:
Practice Final Exam Solutions
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