Machines and their languages (G51MAL) - Spring 2004
People
Lecturer
Dr. Thorsten Altenkirch,
Tutors
General information
The course is assessed by a written exam.
There is marked course work (usually weekly) which is discussed in the
tutorial groups. It is obligatory to return answers to the
course work.
Time and Place
The lectures take place at Tuesday, 10:00-11:00 and Thursday 11:00-12:00
at Lecture Theatre 2 (LT2) at the Central Teaching Facility, Jubilee Campus.
The first lecture is Tuesday, 27/1/04
If you want to talk to me:
- directly after the lecture.
- come to my office (B34)
- send me an email: txa@cs.nott.ac.uk
Please do not send me email, if you have questions about the
exercises - ask your course tutor first!
You may use the mailing list g51mal to discuss questions regarding this
course.
Each Student is assigned to a tutorial group which meets
once a week to discuss the coursework. I expect people to take
part in the tutorial groups on a regular base. Tutorials start the 2nd week of semester (2/2/2004).
You find the list of tutorials by following the link above.
Course work
- coursework, put on the web Monday 2/2/04, Deadline: Friday 6/2/04, 15:30, solution
- coursework, put on the web Monday 9/2/04, Deadline: Friday 13/2/04, 15:30, solution
- coursework, put on the web Monday 16/2/04, Deadline: Friday 20/2/04, 15:30, solution
- coursework, put on the web Monday 23/2/04, Deadline: Friday 27/2/04, 15:30, solution
- coursework, put on the web Monday 1/3/04, Deadline: Friday 5/3/04, 15:30,solution
- coursework, put on the web Tuesday 9/3/04, Deadline: Friday 12/3/04, 15:30, solution
- coursework, put on the web Tuesday 9/3/04, Deadline (1,2): Friday 19/3/04, 15:30, solution
- coursework, put on the web Monday 26/4/04, No Deadline, solution
Lecture notes
The lecture notes are available in pdf for online viewing
and in installments for printing (2 pages on one to save
paper).
... for online viewing
Lecture notes, 23/4 (52 pages, sections 1-7, complete with table of contents)
... for printing
Lecture notes, 23/4 (52 pages, sections 1-7, complete with table of contents)
Course text
The course is based on lecture notes and sections of the following book:
Introduction to Automata Theory, Languages, and
Computation,
2nd edition,
John E. Hopcroft, Rajeev Motwani, Jeffrey
D. Ullman,
Addison Wesley
The library has got some copies.
Supplementary material
Thorsten Altenkirch