PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES:
			     RESERVE LIST


To check out one of these (for a few hours), go to the Parks Library
reserve desk.  Take along the call number and title, or look up Com S 342
in the books there.

This list is divided into three sections: the required and recommended texts
for the course, books that may explain programming (in Scheme) in different
ways or amplify the material in our texts, and books that give the details
of Scheme.


1. REQUIRED TEXTS

 Author:         Abelson, Harold, et al.
 Title:          Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs
 Edition:        2nd Ed.
 Publisher:      Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press ; New York : McGraw-Hill, c1996.
 CALL NUMBER     


2. OTHER TEXTS ON PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES

 Author:         Friedman, Daniel P, et al.
 Title:          Essentials of programming languages
 Publisher:      Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press ; New York : McGraw-Hill, c1992.
 CALL NUMBER     QA76.7 .F73 1992

 Author:         Kamin, Samuel N.
 Title:          Programming languages : an interpreter-based approach
 Publisher:      Reading, Mass. : Addison-Wesley Pub. Co., c1990.
 CALL NUMBER     QA76.7 .K35 1990

 Author:         Watt, David A. (David Anthony)
 Title:          Programming language concepts and paradigms
 Publisher:      New York : Prentice Hall, 1990.
 CALL NUMBER     QA76.7 .W39 1990

3. PROGRAMMING AIDS

 Author:         Friedman, Daniel P.
 Title:          The little Schemer
 Edition:        4th ed.
 Publisher:      Cambridge : MIT Press, c1996.
 CALL NUMBER     

 Author:         Springer, George, 1924-
 Title:          Scheme and the art of programming
 Edition:        MIT Press ed.
 Publisher:      Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press ; New York : McGraw-Hill, c1989.
 CALL NUMBER     QA76.6 .S686 1989

 Author:         Clinger, William
 Title:          Revised^5 Report on the Algorithmic Language Scheme
 CALL NUMBER     XX23,186

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