The Demeter Seminar meets in the fall quarter from 3.15-5 on Monday afternoon in 206 or 306 Egan Center. Today in 206 Egan. A study of interactions between the building blocks of AP Rondo proposes a better way to separate and connect visitors or adjustments, strategies and class graphs. We will study how to compose graph algorithms, such as cycle checking, from simpler visitors, following an example used by Holland, Notkin, van Hilst and Batory.
Adaptive programming has some good answers to dealing with environmental acquisition.