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    CSci620 Programing Languages -- 20 -- Presentations

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      Topics JBH146

        Paul Conrad <pconrad@csci.csusb.edu> "J2EE vs Microsoft .NET, which is better?"

        Ming-Tse Chen(Aaron) <aming8@hotmail.com> "Domain-Specific Languages: An Annotated Bibliography"

        Meng Yann Hsieh<hsieh529@hotmail.com> "Comparison of C and Java performancein finite element computations" by G.P. Nikishkov , Yu.G. Nikishkov b, and V.V. Savchenko

        Wen-Yi Shih <wshih@csci.csusb.edu> "On the Design of Programming Languages." Niclaus Wirth 1974

        Chai-ching Tsai <ttsai1@yahoo.com> "Interpreted Programming Languages" by Xiaoli Zhang & Helen Wong, Colorado State U.

        Jacob Chuan-Che Lee: "An Axiomatic Basis for Computing Programming", C A R Hoare, Comm ACM V12n10, (Oct 1969)pages576-580, Republished in the 25th Ann Issue Jabuary 1983.

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      Move to Laboratory JBH359

        Martin Moreno, John McCarthy's work entitled, "Recursive Functions of Symbolic Expressions and Their Computation by Machine, Part I." It is dated April, 1960. The paper is available at Dr. John McCarthy's web site: [ http://www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/ ]

        Buket Tuna "VRML: Today & Tomorrow" by Broll & Koop 1996

        Hsien-Hua Chen <pongchen2000@yahoo.com> "XML"

        William Ehab <ehablex@hotmail.com> "Automatic implementation of programming languages using object oriented approach" by Viljem Zumer, Nikolaj Korbar, Marjan Mernik Source: Journal of Systems Architecture 43 (1997) 203 -210

        Dick Botting, "The Minsky Programming Language", [ Minsky.html ]

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    Glossary

  1. BNF::="Backus-Naur Form", for syntax and grammar, developed by Backus and Naur.
  2. EBNF::="Extended " BNF.
  3. HTML::= "HyperText Markup Language", used on the WWW.
  4. HTML_page::syntax= "<HTML>" head body.
  5. Java::="An " OO " Language from Sun".
  6. LISP::= "LISt Processing Language".
  7. LRM::="Language Reference Manual".
  8. OO::="Object-Oriented".
  9. Prolog::="Programming in Logic".
  10. TBA::="To Be Announced".
  11. UML::="Unified Modeling Language".
  12. URL::=Universal_Resource_Locator,
  13. Universal_Resource_Locator::syntax= protocol ":" location, where
    Net
    1. protocol::= "http" | "ftp" | "mailto" | ... ,
    2. location::= O( "//" host) O(pathname).

    (End of Net)
  14. WWW::= See http://www.csci.csusb.edu/dick/cs620/, index to web site for this class.
  15. XBNF::="eXtreme" BNF, developed by the teacher from EBNF, designed to ASCII input of syntax, semantics, and other formal specifications.

Formulae and Definitions in Alphabetical Order