Labs

The labs usually consist of two parts. In the first part, the teacher introduces new concepts from the last lecture and shows students how to use them. In the second part, students are given tasks that they try to solve individually.

The solutions to the given tasks will be available after the last lecture of the week.

Racket

#	Title	Content
1.	Introduction	In this lab you will familiarize yourself with the IDE we will use to write Racket programs.
2.	Lists & Trees	The main purpose of this lab is to practice elementary recursive manipulation with lists
3.	Higher Order Functions	Deals with higher-order functions like map, filter, foldl.
4.	Tree Recursion	Practice operations over trees.
5.	Streams and graphs	Introduce lazy streams and graphs.
6.	Interpreters	Implement an interpreter of Brainf*ck.

Lambda Calculus

#	Title	Content
7.	Lambda Calculus	This lab focuses on lambda calculus.

Haskell

#	Title	Content
8.	Introduction to Haskell	Practice function definitions using pattern matching and guarded equations.
9.	Haskell Types	Define types to represent binary trees and polynomials.
10.	Type Classes	Haskell functions can be polymorphic.
11.	Functors and IO	Introduces Haskell's IO and the typeclass Functor.
12.	Monads in action	Find the shortest path.
13.	State Monad	This lab is focused on the state monad State.