Introduction to Functional Programming FS25

Grading (Leistungsnachweis)

• Written final examination ("Semesterendprüfung SEP")
  • Can be written electronically (on one's own device)
  • Includes coding
  • Accounts for at least 80% of the final assessment
  • Absolutely NO A.I. tools allowed (includes editor extensions, chatbots, etc.)
• Mini projects
  • Mini projects are optional
  • Deliverable is a presentation at the end of the term (last lecture)
  • The grading only counts if it is better than the final examination ("Bonussystem")
  • The grading accounts for (a maximum of) 20% of the final assessment
  • Projects can be handed in by teams consisting of no more than four members
  • Registration is mandatory (https://forms.gle/9RFQP3cBBTUWfBBo7)

References and Links

Course Website

• Moodle (this site)
• Repo on gitlab.com/olodnad/fupzhaw (for those interested)
  

Functional Programming General Links

• Wikipedia
• A Brief History of Functional Programming
• Why Functional Programming Matters (by John Hughes)
• Functional Programming For The Rest of Us (blog post)

Haskell Links

• Documentation containing many more links (Books, Courses, Tutorials, etc.).
• The Haskell tool stack
• Hackage, the Haskell package repository
• Hoogle, a Haskell API search engine, which allows you to search the Haskell libraries on Stackage by either function name, or by approximate type signature.

Functional Pearls

https://wiki.haskell.org/Research_papers/Functional_pearls