Haskell

Course Information

Duration: 36 Weeks

Time 1 Hour/Week

CI Code: CODE101

Location: Virtual, Live

Course Fee: Free With Membership / $199 Without Membership

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Student Age Eligibility: 8 - 17 Years

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Why Coding Institute

Study Haskell with CI

Objective: This course introduces students to Haskell, a purely functional programming language known for its expressive syntax and advanced type system. It covers functional programming fundamentals, Haskell syntax, and techniques to solve computational problems in a declarative style.
Methods: Interactive coding exercises, problem-solving sessions, and project-based assignments.
Skills Gained:
-Understanding functional programming principles
-Proficiency in writing, debugging, and optimizing Haskell programs
-Ability to solve complex problems using functional paradigms

Understand Haskell syntax, functional programming concepts, and core data types.
Develop problem-solving skills using recursive and higher-order functions.
Use advanced type features and data structures in Haskell to manage complexity.
Apply functional programming paradigms to design efficient, readable, and maintainable code.

Available Start Dates & Times

* ALL COURSES ARE 1 HOUR LONG AND FOLLOW EASTERN TIME

Course Details

This Class is a Virtual Live Class

Modules

The modules listed below are those currently intended for delivery in the current academic intake of this course. These may be subject to change in future years as the University regularly revises.

Semester 1

Weeks 1 - 12: Introduction to Haskell and Functional Programming

Topics: Overview of Haskell, history of functional programming, basic syntax, evaluation, simple cases, and common list operations.

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Semester 2

Weeks 1 - 12: Recursive Functions

Topics: Defining recursive functions and understanding base and recursive cases, function composition, polymorphism basics, complex pattern matching.

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Semester 3

Weeks 1 - 12: Functors and Applicative Functors

Topics: Functors, mapping, and introduction to Applicative types, handling functional I/O, performance optimization strategies, solving complex problems.

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Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

Write and debug functional programs in Haskell.
Use recursion, pattern matching, and list comprehension effectively.
Design and manipulate data using advanced types and data structures.
Build modular, reusable code leveraging functional principles.

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Comprehensive Learning:

Detailed study for foundational learning and development in coding.

Interactive Learning:

Virtual labs, simulations, and real-world case studies.

Expert Instruction:

Live teaching from experienced professionals in the field.

Career Preparation:

Foundation for advanced studies and careers in coding.

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