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What CS 135 (Designing Functional Programs) covers
Covers functional programming, structural and generative recursion, abstraction, higher-order functions, trees and graph representations for Honours Mathematics students.
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CS 135 tutoring & homework FAQs
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What topics in CS 135 can a tutor explain?
Sessions cover the core topics listed in the University of Waterloo catalog for CS 135, including CS 135, Waterloo CS, functional programming, recursion, trees and related computer science and programming and algorithms concepts.
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