3000 yen has been donation to the Aizu Area Foundation for
the Promotion of Education and Science.
You can see the receipt here.
3/23/07
In my record, there were six studetns who did not collect
the changes for their textbook purchases.
The total amount of this unlclaimed money was 2136 yen.
As stated in the announcement on Dec 12, this money has been
donated to
the Aizu Area Foundation for the Promotion of Education
and Science.
2/2/07
Dear students. the semester is almost over.
We are doing the final check of the grade for this class.
I have to remind you that there will be no make up test.
If there has been any problem which you want to insist that
has affected your grade for this class, it must be supported
by an official document. For example, if you were involved in
a traffic accident, you have to provide us with a report from
the police. Just cross your fingers and wish you'd passed
this course.
1/29/07
Today's exercise problems are on the
Exercise page.
Grading policy for today's exercise has been changed.
Please read the email sent earlier.
1/25/07
As it was announced in the class, the final exam will take place
during the lecture time on January 29.
Before coming to take the exam, please read
the rules and policies page
carefully.
After the final exam,
we will work on the last exercise problem in which you will have
a chance to get extra credit. As it was explained in the last class,
we will use bison in the last exercise problem.
It would be a good idea to get familiar to bison before coming
to the class next Monday.
There are many useful information source for bison, such as
on line manual at GNU.
Please check if you are on this list.
If not, please notify the instructor immediately,
otherwiese, you may not receive credit for the last exercise.
1/22/07
We will use M1 for the exercise on today (the classroom
for lecture) and we will work on the exercise problems individually.
1/17/07
I won't be available for the regular office hours on Friday
this week. However, I will set up make-up office hours
next week (likely on Wednesday or Thursday).
In addition, it is always welcome to hear from you any request
for appointment. Thanks for your cooperation.
1/15/07
As indicated below, we will study Chapter 5 , "Intermediate
Representations" next week.
We worked on this week's exercise individually.
Therefore, we cannot accept late submissions.
12/22/06
On Jan 15, we will finish Section 3.4, with emphasis on
the LR(1) parsing using Action and Goto tables.
On Jan 22, we plan to study Chapter 5, "Intermediate Representations."
We worked on the last exercise in the same manner as
the mid-term exam. Therefore, we cannot accept late submissions.
12/21/06
I will not be available for the office hours tomorrow.
Please contact me by email to arrange an alternative schedule
if you need any help. Sorry for inconvenience.
12/14/06
On Dec 18, we will cover Section 3.4, which corresponds to
the lecture slides "Parsing IV, Bottom-up Parsing."
We will use M1 for the exercise on Dec 18 (the classroom
for lecture) and we will work on the exercise problems
in the same manner as the mid-term exam. Please read
the rules and policies page
again carefully.
On Dec 11, we will proceed to Section 3.3.4, which corresponds
to the lecture slides "Parsing III:
(Top-down parsing: recursive descent & LL(1) )."
However, we will also use the last year's slides for the same section.
They are available at the internal web site:
L09TopDown.pdf and
L09aTopDown.pdf. If you do not come to school by next Monday
and are having a problem downloading these slides, please let me know.
If you do not turn in your exercise by 6pm, it will
be automatically handled as a late submission and will incur
50% penalty.
Please manage your time by yourself
.
11/27/06
Due to the sickness of the instructor, today's class has been
cancelled. We will have a make up class sometime later during
this semester and its date will be announced.
Sorry for the inconvenicence.
11/26/06
On Nov 27, we will cover Section 3.3, which correspond to
the lecture slides "Parsing - Part II."
On Nov 20, we will enter Chapter 3.
The corresponding lecture slides are
"Introduction to Parsing".
We will also review the problems of mid-term exam.
11/15/06
Due to a business trip and a workshop
(FCST2006),
I won't be available for the office hours this Friday.
If necessary, please contact me by email to discuss a possible
date. Sorry for inconvenience.
The mid term exam will take place in the M1 class room
(the class room used for the lecture) from 1310 on
November 13.
11/6/06
Today's exercise problems are on the
Exercise page. Correction
Template files are in
/home/course/lp06s3/Ex5/.
my id must be the id of the user who executed
the program
a string is surrounded by single quote "'"
(not double quote).
Since the course schedule for tomorrow is repalced with
that of Friday, we will have two 'Fridays' this week.
For tomorrow, I will set up office hours if there is any request.
For Friday, the regular office hour schedule will be observed.
The date and room for the mid term exam will be announced
at this web site tomorrow
(waiting for the answer from the Student Affairs Division).
11/2/06
Since the price of the textbook was 7144yen, you will receive
a change of 356yen. If you ordered the textbook, please come to
my office with small coins. You need to check if I am in
the office if it is outside of my office hours.
11/1/06
On Nov 6, we will review the material we have covered so far.
Please be prepared to ask questions before coming to the class.
On Nov 13, the mid term exam will be given, which will cover
Chapters 1 to 2.
It is assumed that you have read and fully understood the
Examination Policies and Rules .
There are three students who ordered the textbook but
have not come to pick it up yet.
On Oct 30, we will cover Section 2.4.4, which corresponds
to the lecture slides "Lexical Analysis: DFA Minimization."
I will be out of office from around 14:20 for about 30 minutes
during tomorrow's office hours. If this causes you a problem,
please contact me to discuss an alternative.
If you have any classes on Friday, please let the instructor know
immediately.
10/20/06
On Oct 23, we will cover the secions up to 2.4.3 which
correspond to the lecture slides
"Lexical Analysis - Part II: Constructing a Scanner from
Regular Expressions. "
10/19/06
For tomorrow's office hours only, I will be in 241-F
(the conference room for the OS Lab) from 1600 to 1700.
I will be in my office from 1400 to 1600 as usual.
We will be having a group meeting during this period, but
the priority is on the students coming for my office hours.
On October 16, we will cover the sections up to 2.3 of
the textbook, which correspond to the lectures slides
"Introduction to Scanning."
10/12/06
Textbooks arrived. Please come to the instructor's office
(242-C) to pick up your copy. I may be out of office occasionally.
Please contact me (by email or phone) in advance if necessary.
10/4/06
No class on October 9, due to a national holiday
(taiiku-no-hi, or Health and Sports Day).
10/3/06
Exericse sumission rules and policies have been refined.
These changed have been summarized in
Exercise Policies and Rules page.
10/1/06
Slides of the overview of the course in
pdf and
PS.
9/28/06
For the first class on October 2, we will use two sets of slides
from the author of the text book:
"Introduction and Overview" and "The View from 35,000 Feet",
available here. We will also use another set of slides,
which is an overview and introduction of our own class.
It is currently in preparation and will be posted soon.
8/23/06
We are going to order textbooks to the publisher directly
as a whole class. This provides us a discout of 5% (10 to 19 copies)
or 10% (20 or more copies). Please visit ALO and pay 7500Yen
by 1700, September 8. Please make sure that your name and
student ID have been correctly recorded on the order list.
8/17/06
Home page and notice board for the course have been created.