CMSC 433 - Scripting Languages

This course is a study of a class of programming languages and tools known as scripting languages. Topics include: writing scripts to control and connect other programs, strengths and weaknesses of interpreted languages, extending scripting languages to include new functionality, embedding functions of a scripting language in other tools, and the syntax and usage of regular expressions. Programming projects in multiple languages will be required.

• Spring 2013 (Daniel Hood)
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• Spring 2012 (Daniel Hood)
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• Spring 2010 (Daniel Hood)
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• Spring 2009 (Daniel Hood)
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• Spring 2008 (Daniel Hood)
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• Spring 2007 (Daniel Hood)
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• Fall 2006 (Daniel Hood)
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• Fall 2005 (Daniel Hood)
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• Spring 2004 (Greg Long)
• Fall 2003 (L. Chen)
• Spring 2003 (L. Chen)
• Fall 2002 (Greg Long)
• Fall 2001 - listed as CMSC 491C (Greg Long)
• Spring 2001 - listed as CMSC 491H (Greg Long)
• Fall 2000 - listed as CMSC 491C (Greg Long)
• Fall 1999 - listed as CMSC 491S (Greg Long)
• Spring 1999 - listed as CMSC 491C (Greg Long)