Programming Languages (CS-0105)

Fall 2025 · CS 0105 · Tufts University · 4 credits · Undergraduate

Principles and application of computer programming languages. Emphasizes ideas and techniques most relevant to practitioners, but includes foundations crucial for intellectual rigor: abstract syntax, lambda calculus, type systems, dynamic semantics. Case studies, reinforced by programming exercises. Grounding sufficient to read professional literature. CS 80 and CS 105 cannot both be taken for credit.

Course codes: CS-0105, CS 0105, CS0105, CS-105, CS 105, CS105

01-LEC (Lecture) — Richard Townsend
RA-RCT (Recitation) — Richard Townsend
RB-RCT (Recitation) — Richard Townsend
RC-RCT (Recitation) — Richard Townsend
RD-RCT (Recitation) — Richard Townsend
RE-RCT (Recitation) — Richard Townsend
RF-RCT (Recitation) — Richard Townsend
RG-RCT (Recitation) — Richard Townsend
RH-RCT (Recitation) — Richard Townsend
RI-RCT (Recitation) — Richard Townsend
RJ-RCT (Recitation) — Richard Townsend

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