Course Schedule

Please note that this schedule is tentative, and may be adapted as need arises.

Week	Day	Activity
week 6	(Wed, Feb 8)	organization, introduction to AFP (slides)
	(Fri, Feb 10)	why FP matters (slides)
week 7	(Wed, Feb 15)	monads, transformers, and arrows (1) (slides)
	(Fri, Feb 17)	monads, transformers, and arrows (2) (slides)
week 8	(Wed, Feb 22)	arrows and wxHaskell (slides)
	(Fri, Feb 24)	FFI and functional data structures (1) (slides)
		deadline exercise 1 (state monad)
week 9	(Wed, Mar 1)	functional data structures (2) (slides)
	(Fri, Mar 3)	domain specific languages and Template Haskell (slides)
		deadline exercise 2 (wxHaskell)
week 10	(Wed, Mar 8)	space leaks (slides)
	(Fri, Mar 10)	DSL presentations 1
week 11	(Wed, Mar 15)	debugging and tracing (slides)
	(Fri, Mar 17)	DSL presentations 2
		deadline exercise 3 (template Haskell)
week 12	(Wed, Mar 22)	no lectures (herkansingsweek)
	(Fri, Mar 24)	no lectures (herkansingsweek)
week 13	(Wed, Mar 29)	advanced type classes (slides)
	(Fri, Mar 31)	DSL presentations 3
week 14	(Wed, Apr 5)	deadline exercise 4 (testing and tracing)
		no lecture
	(Fri, Apr 7)	advanced parsing techniques (slides)
		GADTs and the future of Haskell (13:15-15:00, BBL 420) (slides)
		deadline DSL review report
week 15	(Wed, Apr 12)	presentations programming assignment
	(Fri, Apr 14)	no lectures (goede vrijdag)
week 16	(Fri, Apr 21)	written exam , 9:00-12:00, AARD-C008

Invited Speakers

Some of the lectures will be given by invited speakers. The following people have confirmed:

• Doaitse Swierstra: Advanced Parsing Techniques