Tentative schedule of classes (first half of semester)

Date	Reading	Topic	Due
9/8	10.1-10.2	Introduction to EBNF and Micro-Scheme
9/9		Lab 1: Extending Evaluators
9/10	10.2-10.3	EBNF and Micro-Scheme
9/13	10.3	More on Micro-Scheme
9/14		Lab 1 (continued)
9/15	10.3-10.4	Yet more on Micro-scheme; start Mini-Scheme
9/16		Lab 1 (continued)
9/17	10.4	Global definitions: Mini-Scheme
9/20	10.5	Adding explanatory output
9/21		Lab 1 (continued)
9/22	11.1-11.2	The SLIM architecture	Homework #1
9/23		Lab 1 (concludes)
9/24	11.3-11.4	SLIM's instruction set; start iteration
9/27	11.4	Iteration in assembly language	Lab #1
9/28		Lab 2: SLIM Assembly Language Programming
9/29	11.5	Recursion in assembly language
9/30		Lab 2 (continued)
10/1	11.6	Memory in Scheme
10/4		Review/catchup	Homework #2
10/5		Nobel Conference (no lab)
10/6		Nobel Conference (no class)
10/7		Lab 2 concludes and Test #1, 7:00-9:00 pm in Olin 317
10/8	12.1-12.2	Revisiting tree recursion
10/11	12.3	Memoization	Lab #2
10/12		Lab 3: Formatting paragraphs
10/13	12.4	Dynamic programming
10/14		Lab 3 (continued)
10/15	12.5	Comparing memoization and dynamic programming
10/18	13.1-13.2	Arithmetic expressions revisited
10/19		Lab 3 (concludes)
10/20	13.2-13.3	Arithmetic expressions and RA-stacks	Lab #3
10/21		Lab 4: Robots	Homework #3
10/22		Fall break (no class)