Intro to programming => Java Data Structures => Mostly java, a couple projects in C Computer Organization: pretty sure this one was entirely in c. Programmin

Intro to programming => Java Data Structures => Mostly java, a couple projects in C Computer Organization: pretty sure this one was entirely in c. Programming Languages => Whatever the most recent version of Ada is, python 2.7, prolog, haskell, c#, java, "language of your choice, suggested choices are ruby, python, or perl" and most people chose Ruby, and I believe that was the gamut. I may be forgetting a few, and I know that course has switched to using Ocaml instead of Haskell for the functional language section. The course is all about how languages are implemented and what makes one language different from another, so obviously it bounces around a lot. Super interesting class, one of my favourites. Networks: Java or C; at least one project was mandated to be in C. Software design: Ruby, and a tiny bit of Haskell Operating Systems: C. Human-Computer Interaction: Mostly javascript. Almost all grad level courses (except for the intro programming), taken circa '12/'13