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i want bsc mscs first year maths and statistics and computer science and indian heritage culture at 2013-14 over all syllabus.

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M. Sc. Computer Science - First Year Syllabus

Introduction to Compilers

Compilers and translators

Why dwe need translators?

The structure of a compiler

Lexical analysis

Syntax analysis

Intermediate code generation

Optimization

Code generation

Book keeping

Error handling

Compiler writing tools

Getting started

Programming languages

High-level programming languages

Definitions of programming languages

The lexical and syntactic structure of a language

Data elements

Data structures

Operators

Assignment

Statements

Program units

Data environments

Parameter transmission

Storage management

Finite automata and lexical analysis

The role of the lexical analyzer

A simple approach the design of lexical analyzers

Regular expressions

Finite automata

From regular expressions finite automata

Minimizing the number of states of a DFA

A language for specifying lexical analyzers

Implementation of a lexical analyzer

The scanner generator as Swiss army knife

The syntactic specification of Programming Languages

Context-free grammars

Derivations and parse trees

Capabilities of context-free grammars

Basic Parsing Techniques

Parsers

Shift-reduce parsing

Operator-precedence parsing

Top-down parsing

Predictive parsers

Automatic Construction of Efficient Parsers

LR parsers

The canonical collection of LR(0) items

Constructing SLR parsing tables

Constructing canonical LR parsing tables

Constructing LALR parsing tables

Using ambiguous grammars

An automatic parser generator

Implementation of LR parsing tables

Constructing LALR sets of items

SUBJECT: PRINCIPLES OF COMPILER DESIGN, Paper I, Term II

Syntax-Directed Translation

Syntax-directed translation schemes

Implementation of syntax-directed translators

Intermediate code

Postfix notation

Parse trees and syntax trees

Three-address code, quadruples, and triples

Translation of assignment statements

Boolean expressions

Statements that alter the flow of control

Postfix translations

Translation with a top-down parser

More about Translation

Array references in arithmetic expressions

Procedure calls

Declarations

Case statements

Record structures

PL/I-style structures

Symbol Tables

The contents of a symbol table

Data structures for symbol tables

Representing scope information

Symbol tables

Implementation of a simple stack allocation scheme

Implementation of block-structured languages

Storage allocation in FORTRAN

Storage allocation in block-structured languages

Error detection and recovery

Errors

Lexical-phase errors

Syntactic-phase errors

Semantic errors

Introduction tcode optimization

The principle sources of optimization

Loop optimization

The DAG representation of basic blocks

Value numbers and algebraic laws

Global data-flow analysis

More about loop optimization

Dominators

Reducible flow graphs

Depth-first search

Loop-invariant computations

Induction variable elimination

Some other loop optimizations

More about data-flow analysis

Reaching definitions again

Available expressions

Copy propagation

Backward flow problems

Very busy expressions and code hoisting

The four kinds of data-flow analysis problems

Handling pointers

Interprocedural data-flow analysis

Putting it all together

Code generation

Object programs

Problems in code generation

A machine model

A simple code generator

Register allocation and assignment

Code generation from DAG
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Old May 22nd, 2017, 09:03 PM
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I was completed Intermediate (M.P.C).I got 59.9%.I got less marks in maths.so i can eligible for maths &I want MSCS first syllabus (2017-2018)
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I was completed Intermediate (M.P.C).I got 59.9%.I got less marks in maths.so i can eligible for maths &I want MSCS first syllabus (2017-2018)
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