BFA Design &
Technology ‘08
- Catherine Alupun
- Charles Broskoski
- D.V. Caputo
- Catherine Catanzaro
- Theresa A. Finnelli
- Katie Goldsmith
- Joseph Hladek
- Paul Imperio
- Tito Jiménez
- Justyna Karon
- Kimba Kerner
- Jack Lai
- Daniel Lee
- Yang Li
- Hung-Ning Liao
- Timothy Lines
- Anyelo Luna
- Jessica Elaine Miller
- Tyrone Mojica
- Daniel Moxom
- Adam Nguyen
- John Nowak
- Shannon O'Neill
- Olga Pakhomov
- Chris M. Raleigh
- Jen Randolph
- Yudi Rusdia
- Phillip Schlegel
- Daniel Spagnoli
- Ira Sutcliffe
- Yu-Chang Tseng (Brian)
- Johnny Trinh
- Chia-Hsin Nancy Wei
- James Whipple
- Eddie Watkinson
Computation
John Nowak
Fifth
Fifth is a new programming language created by merging the disciplines of design and computer science. Its clear semantics and simple left-to right execution model make it exceptionally easy to learn and use. Through static analysis, Fifth catches errors in programs before they are run enabling quicker development and more reliable software. Fifth is also an excellent research tool as it integrates several features not available in most programming languages including pervasive linearity, an effect system, a purely compositional means of program construction, point-free programming, multiple return values and typesafe implicit parameters.
Related
See related work "Computer Skills"
