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CS3300: Compiler Design is a course taught by Rupesh Nasre with specific prerequisites and attendance requirements. The course covers topics such as lexing, parsing, code generation, and optimizations, with evaluations based on theory and lab work. Students are expected to complete individual programming assignments without discussion to aid in their understanding and performance in quizzes.

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CS3300: Compiler Design is a course taught by Rupesh Nasre with specific prerequisites and attendance requirements. The course covers topics such as lexing, parsing, code generation, and optimizations, with evaluations based on theory and lab work. Students are expected to complete individual programming assignments without discussion to aid in their understanding and performance in quizzes.

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CS3300: Compiler Design

Instructor: Rupesh Nasre (rupesh@cse)


TAs: Kumaresan, Saran, Tharun, Omkar,
Anushka, Harish, Joel, Umair, Ujjwal, Sanket
Web: ~rupesh/teaching/compiler/jul24/
Moodle: ?id=4895

July 2024
Prerequisites Requirements
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CS2200 LMC ●
Attendance
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CS2610 CO Lab – 100% expected
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CS2700 PDS – 75% compulsory
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CS2710 PDS Lab
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No copying
– Colleague
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CS2800 DAA
– Internet
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CS2810 OOAIA – ChatGPT
– Others...
In This Course
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Introduction
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Lexing, Parsing
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Syntax directed translation, Analysis
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Runtime
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IR, Code generation
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Optimizations, Others

Book: Compilers: Principles, Techniques and Tools, 2ed,


Aho + Lam + Sethi + Ullman, Pearson. 3
Logistics
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Moodle for submissions, announcements, discussions
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Tentative evaluation:
– Theory 60% + Lab 40%
– Within 40% Lab: Assignments = 64, In-Lab = 36.
– Programming assignments (12 + 20 + 23 + 12%)
– Quizzes (15 + 20%) + EndSem (25%)
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B + Q slots (Mon 9, Tue 14, Wed 12, Fri 11)
– Please do not schedule anything in Q slots, including doctor visits.
– The course credits are 3-0-0-6-6-15.

4
Assignments
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Four programming assignments.
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You should work individually.
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It would help you in quizzes if you do
assignments sincerely.
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Do not discuss assignments.

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