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Introduction and Logistics Clojure Course Introduction Mattox Beckman University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Department of Computer Science Introduction and Logistics Clojure Table of Contents Introduction and Logistics Objectives

  1. Introduction and Logistics Clojure Course Introduction Mattox Beckman University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Department of Computer Science

  2. Introduction and Logistics Clojure Table of Contents Introduction and Logistics Objectives Clojure

  3. Introduction and Logistics Clojure Welcome to CS 296-25! Topics for discussion: ◮ Logisitics — instructor, grades, course objectives, lecture format ◮ Clojure

  4. Introduction and Logistics Clojure Me! Name Mattox Beckman History PhD, Fall 2003, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Lecturer 2013–2015 Illinois Institute of Technology Research Areas Programming Languages, Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science, CS Education Specialty Partial Evaluation, Functional Programming Professional Interests Teaching; Partial Evaluation; Interpreters; Functional Programming; Semantics and Types; Category Theory Personal Interests Cooking; Go (Baduk, Wei-Qi, Igo); Theology and Philosophy; Evolution; Meditation; Kerbal Space Program; Home-brewing; ... and many many more ...

  5. Introduction and Logistics Clojure Contact Info Instructor Mattox Beckman Best Contact via email. I pretend to use inbox zero, but not on weekends. Email Addresses <mattox@illinois.edu> . Offjce 2227 Siebel Center Offjce Hours 12:00–14:00 F; 3034 ECEB

  6. Introduction and Logistics Clojure Assignment ◮ Mini Machine Problems ◮ Small Clojure programs ◮ Collectively worth 50% ◮ Probably 4 of these. ◮ Final Project ◮ Announced in a few weeks ◮ Worth the other 50% ◮ You may collaborate with one other student.

  7. Introduction and Logistics Clojure Grade Guarantees 93 A 90 A- 87 B+ 83 B 80 B- 77 C+ 73 C 70 C- 60 D <60 F ◮ This is just for formality—you are all “supposed” to get an A in this course. ◮ To get an A+ you will need to do an extended version of the fjnal project.

  8. Introduction and Logistics Clojure Table of Contents Introduction and Logistics Objectives Clojure

  9. (if (> x y) a b) 2 * x + 9 * y + 5 '(10 20 30) (defn inc [x] (+ x 1)) int inc(int i) {...} (def a [1 2 3]) int a[3] = {1,2,3}; if (x > y) a; else b f(x,y,z) (f x y z) (+ (* 2 x) (* 9 y) 5) Introduction and Logistics Clojure Quick Intro to Clojure ◮ The fjrst thing about Clojure : parentheses! Feature C++ Clojure Functions Arithmetic If Array Function Lists not built it ◮ This will seem weird at fjrst, but... ◮ Use a good editor! and it will be easier to read. ◮ There will be huge advantages later on. Code and data have the same form! ◮ Enough talk. Let’s do the activity.

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