UCSC Course CS104A Fundamentals of Compiler Design I Each of our courses has an extended description, a list of the ABET outcomes that course helps fulfill, and some sample coursework.

CS 104A has an extended course description, it fulfills these ABET outcomes (as determined by Kevin Karplus),

• Outcome a via all skills, topics, and labs
• Outcome c via Skills 1c, 1d, 2b, Topics 1d, 2, 4, and all labs
• Outcome k via Skills 1d, 2b, Topic 4, and all labs
• Professional Component a via Skills 1a, 1b, 2a, 2e, 2f, and Topics 3 and 5
• Professional Component b via all skills

• One from a student who received an A for the project and exams combined
• One from a student who received a B for the project and exams combined
• One from a student who did not pass the course in Winter of 2003

• a string table
• a lexical analyzer
• a parser
• a symbol table
• a code emitter

A+.student and her partner were able to complete all five programming projects with an overall programming component grade of A. A+.student got the best score in the class on the final exam. Her final grade was A+.

B.student and her partner were able to complete only four of the five programming projects, earning an A on each of them, but combined with the zero on project five received an overall grade of B on the projects. B.student got an A- on the final exam but C+ on the midterms. The final grade was B.

The student named failing.student submitted work that recieved a D+ overall, a D on the programming project, and a C+ on the tests and exam. This student was unable to complete even three of the projects..

The file SCORE.* in each subdirectory contains the grader's evaluation of the submitted work for project 4 and project 5, respectively. Evaluations of the earlier projects are not included here.