Final Exam Advice and HintsCore MaterialSlide 3Slide 4Hints for Taking ExamPossible QuestionsFE.1CSE4100Final Exam Advice and HintsFinal Exam Advice and HintsProf. Steven A. Demurjian, Sr. Computer Science & Engineering DepartmentThe University of Connecticut191 Auditorium Road, Box U-155Storrs, CT [email protected]://www.engr.uconn.edu/~steve(860) 486 - 4818FE.2CSE4100Core MaterialCore MaterialChapter 4:Chapter 4:Context Free Grammar: Definitions & ConceptsDerivations, Specification, LanguagesWriting GrammarsAmbiguity, Left Recursion, Left FactoringFirst and FollowBottom-Up ParsingTable-Drive, Stack Based, Parsing ProcessConstructing SLR(0), LR(1), and LALR(1) Item Sets and Parsing TablesAmbiguity and Error HandlingLex and Yacc will not be Tested!FE.3CSE4100Core MaterialCore MaterialChapter 5: Syntax Directed TranslationChapter 5: Syntax Directed TranslationAttribute Grammars Synthesized and Inherited AttributesSemantic Rules and Their Placement in Grammar RulesChapter 6: Type CheckingChapter 6: Type CheckingType Systems Static and Dynamic Type CheckingType ExpressionsType Checking via Attribute GrammarsStructural and Name EquivalenceType Conversions and CoercionFE.4CSE4100Core MaterialCore MaterialChapter 7: Run-Time EnvironmentsChapter 7: Run-Time EnvironmentsStorage Organization of Executing ProgramsProcedure Activation and Activation RecordsStorage Allocation StrategiesLexical Scope and Access to Non-Local NamesParameter Passing TechniquesChapter 8: Intermediate Code GenerationChapter 8: Intermediate Code GenerationThree Address CodingUse of Attribute Grammars for GenerationChapter 9/10: Code OptimizationChapter 9/10: Code OptimizationThree-Address Code and Flow GraphsOptimization of Common Sub-expressions, Copy Propagation, Dead-Code Elimination, …FE.5CSE4100Hints for Taking ExamHints for Taking ExamRead the Questions Carefully!Read the Questions Carefully!Ask Questions if you are Confused!Ask Questions if you are Confused!Answer Questions in Any OrderAnswer Questions in Any OrderOrganized to fit on minimum number of pagesAnswer “Easiest” questions for you!Assess Points per Time UnitAssess Points per Time Unit120 minutes = 120 points30 minutes = 30 points; 20 minutes = 20 pointsDon't Be Afraid to Not Answer a QuestionDon't Be Afraid to Not Answer a Question60% Correct for 100 Points = 60 Points90% Correct For 80 Points = 72 PointsPartial Credit is the NormPartial Credit is the NormFE.6CSE4100Possible QuestionsPossible QuestionsOpen Notes and Open BookOpen Notes and Open Book5 Total Multi-Part Questions5 Total Multi-Part QuestionsPossibilities… Possibilities… Item Sets and Parsing TablesWriting an Attribute GrammarApplying Code Generation and Optimization TechniquesShow All Work to Receive Partial (Any) CreditShow All Work to Receive Partial (Any) CreditDo Not Jump to Final AnswerDo Not Jump to Final AnswerAvoid Run-on ExplanationsAvoid Run-on