CSE 341 Online Reading Material
Autumn Quarter, 1994, University of Washington
Update as of Nov. 27, 1994:
Solutions for the two programming
problems of Part 2 of Examination 2 are available
here.
Here is a reference on
predicate logic.
This includes a description of the process of translating
English representations of knowledge into first-order
predicate calculus.
Update as of Nov. 9, 1994: New reference on
VIVA.
For general information about Macintosh Common Lisp,
look
here.
Here is Dalton's brief
guide to CLOS.
Click here for a short description of
fractals that might be useful
to you in doing Assignment 3.
The Lisp Frequently-Asked Questions web page is
here.
Here are some simple MCL graphics programs.
The first is a simple MCL program that does some graphics on the
screen. The second generates the C-curve fractal.
The third is an interactive drawing program that can serve as
a reference when beginning Assignment 4.
Here are some Macintosh Common Lisp example programs which use
graphics. These programs are provided by Apple Computer.
They are likely to come in handy when doing Assignment 4.
AgentSheets is a visual programming environment implemented in
MCL at the University of Colorado. Here is some discussion about
the important aspects of AgentSheets from a conceptual point of view:
AgentSheets discussion.
The author of AgentSheets is
Dr. Alex Repenning.
VIVA
is a visual language for image processing. Creating a reconstruction
of VIVA is a suggested topic for the CSE 341 term project.
Marshall's tutorial on C
may or may not be of interest to 341 students.
tanimoto@cs.washington.edu (Last Update: 11/27/94)