Compilers: Theory & Practice(Compilers)
Frontends, IRs, optimizations, and codegen. Build a working compiler over the semester.
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8 reviews — mean bin highlighted.Logistics
- Discrete math
- C++
- Computing Systemselective
Reviews (8)
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- 4 / 5Difficulty5/5Workload26 hr/wkRecommendYes
Project-driven course. Most of the 26 hrs/wk go to assignments rather than lectures.
- 4 / 5Difficulty4/5Workload18 hr/wkRecommendYes
hard pace, moderate hours weekly. Coming in I had no recent academic study. Glad I stuck with it.
- 3 / 5Difficulty5/5Workload17 hr/wkRecommendYes
Took this in Summer 2024. Workload averaged ~17 hrs/wk. Difficulty felt brutal. Instructors engage in forums.
- 4 / 5Difficulty5/5Workload14 hr/wkRecommendYes
Would I take it again? Yes. The course rewards consistent weekly effort.
- 5 / 5Difficulty4/5Workload17 hr/wkRecommendYes
Took this in Spring 2025. Workload averaged ~17 hrs/wk. Difficulty felt hard. Office hours actually helpful.
- 5 / 5Difficulty4/5Workload23 hr/wkRecommendYes
Project-driven course. Most of the 23 hrs/wk go to assignments rather than lectures.
- 4 / 5Difficulty5/5Workload22 hr/wkRecommendYes
Project-driven course. Most of the 22 hrs/wk go to assignments rather than lectures.
- 5 / 5Difficulty3/5Workload20 hr/wkRecommendYes
Took this in Spring 2025. Workload averaged ~20 hrs/wk. Difficulty felt fair. Assignments build on each other.