Introduction to Haskell
University of Virginia CS 1501 Lectures Spring 2013
UVA Class Projects:
Conway's Game of Life in Haskell
A simulation of a deterministic Turing Machine using Haskell.
by Adam Campbell and Kevin Broderick
A weather forcast tool written in Haskell.
A handy dictionary word finder written in Haskell.
by Chris Mata
A multi-dimensional dot-product calculator.
A Mandlebrot fractal written in Haskell.
An image manipulator written in Haskell.
by Yangtian Shi
A fork bomb written in Haskell and bash.
by Shiv Sinha, Alex Katz, Evan Dennis, Jonathon Bloncheck, Vinay Dandekar, and Anish Simhal.
A quine written in Haskell.
by Jonathan Goss, Megan Bryant, Jasdev Singh, Meredith Hassett, and Katy Williamson
An ASCII drawing of the troll face.
by Raymond Tang
Lectures:
Lecture 1
Outlines class structure, syllabus, grading policies, and reference text. Introduces the origin and theory behind Haskell.
Lecture 3
Explores Haskell's strong Type system and Typeclasses. Along the way, covers the concept of Currying and emphasizes modular coding.
Lecture 4
Covers proper syntax in writing longer Haskell code. Introduces pattern matching and guards.
Lecture 5
Shows how to create your own data types to customize Haskell for you needs. Also covers record syntax, type parameters, and modules.