This course aims to teach learners the fundamentals of Common Lisp through a series of tutorials and projects. By the end of the course, students will be able to write programs in Common Lisp, understand functional programming concepts, work with macros, handle file input/output, and create object-oriented programs using structs and basic classes. The course utilizes a hands-on approach with practical examples and projects to reinforce learning. This course is designed for beginners who are interested in learning Common Lisp programming language.
Overview
Syllabus
Common Lisp Tutorial 0: Setup
Common Lisp Tutorial 1: Coin Toss
Common Lisp Tutorial 2: Rock Paper Scissors
Common Lisp Tutorial 3: Hangman
Common Lisp Tutorial 4a: Tic Tac Toe
Common Lisp Tutorial 4b: Tic Tac Toe Part 2
Common Lisp Tutorial 5a: Condition System
Common Lisp Tutorial 5b: Condition System Part 2
Common Lisp Tutorial 6a: Macros Part 1
Common List Tutorial 4c: Tic Tac Toe Part 3
Common Lisp Tutorial 7a: File IO
Common Lisp Tutorial 6b: Macros Part 2
Common Lisp Tutorial 7b: File IO Part 2
Common Lisp Tutorial 7c: File IO Part 3
Common Lisp Tutorial 8a: Functional Programming (Map function)
Common Lisp Tutorial 8b: Functional Programming (Filter Functions)
Common Lisp Tutorial 8c: Functional Programming (Reduce Function)
Common Lisp Tutorial 8d: Functional Programming (Map/Reduce)
Common Lisp Tutorial 8e: Functional Programming (Lambda Functions)
Common Lisp Tutorial 8f: Functional Programming (more lambdas)
Common Lisp Tutorial 8g: Even More Lambdas
Common Lisp Tutorial 9a: Packages
Common Lisp Tutorial 9b: ASDF
Common Lisp Tutorial 9c: ASDF Testing
Common Lisp Tutorial 9d: Rove Testing
Common Lisp Project 1: Turing Machine, Part 1
Common Lisp Project 1: Turing Machine, Part 2
Common Lisp Project 1: Turing Machine, Part 3
Common Lisp Project 1: Turing Machine, Part 4
Common Lisp Project 1: Turing Machine, Part 5
Common Lisp Tutorial 10a: OOP structs
Common Lisp Tutorial 10b: OOP Basic Classes
Taught by
Neil Munro
