CIS 6700
Advanced Topics in Programming Languages
The details of this course change from year to year, but its purpose is to cover theoretical topics related to programming languages. Some central topics include: denotational vs operational semantics, domain theory and category theory, the lambda calculus, type theory (including recursive types, generics, type inference and modules), logics of programs and associated completeness and decidability problems, specification languages, and models of concurrency. The course requires a degree of mathematical sophistication. Fall or Spring Prerequisite: CIS 5000 1 Course Unit
Sources
- Course catalogue โ2026โ2027