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Applied functional programming course taught at Department of Informatics, UiT The Arctic University of Norway.
Course objectives and other administrative information
The GitHub organization for this course is uit-inf-3910-s19
We have a Slack team.
We have a Zulip organization! Please join and chat about the course and the assignments.
Please ruminate on this page about citation, plagiarism, &c. from the university. Norwegian only.
- Monday 10:15-12:00 Teknobygget 2.019AUD
- Wednesday 11:15-12:00 REALF B203 (Lille Aud)
- Thursday 8:15-10:00 REALF A051
The Monday's lectures will be devoted to more theoretical aspects of functional programming. The lectures on Wednesday and Thursday will be of a more practical nature, focusing on application in F#.
Refer to the lecture plan, and information in Slack for which room is used when.
- Lecturer: Dr. Jonas Juselius
- Responsible Professor: Lars Ailo Bongo
- Teaching assistant Eric Brattli
- Lecture 1 (14.01.2019)
- Lecture 2 (22.01.2019)
- Lecture 3 (28.01.2019)
- Lecture 4 (04.02.2019)
- Lecture 5 (06.02.2019) (not yet available)
- Lecture 6 (11.02.2019)
- Lecture 7 (18.02.2019)
- Lecture 8 (20.02.2019)
- Lecture 9 (25.02.2019)
- Lecture 10 (04.03.2019)
- Lecture 11 (11.03.2019)
- Lecture 12 (18.03.2019)
TBA
The primary programming environment used during the course will be:
- F# 4.5
- .NET Core 2.2
- Visual Studio Code
- Fable 2.1 and Elmish
- Paket
Functional Programming Using F#, Michalel R Hansen and Hans Rischel, Cambridge University Press, ISBN 978-1-107-68406-5