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Undergraduate Computer Science
Course Descriptions CS U665: Compilers Studies the construction of compilers and integrates material from earlier courses on programming languages, automata theory, computer architecture, and software design. Examines syntax trees; static semantics; type checking; typical machine architectures and their software structures; code generation; lexical analysis; and parsing techniques. Uses a hands-on approach with a substantial term project. Prerequisites: CSU380 and CSU660. Credit hours: 4 SH Course offerings: |