TAILIEUCHUNG - Automata and Formal language

A formal language: Is an abstraction of the general characteristics of programming languages. Consists of a set of symbols and some formation rules by which these symbols can be combined into sentences. Accepts input, produces output, may have some temporary storage, and can make decisions in transforming the input into the output. | Automat và Ngôn ngữ hình thức Automata and formal language Dr. Huỳnh Trung Hiếu Faculty of Information Technology HoChiMinh City University of Industry Welcome to ATM&NNHT GV: TS. Huỳnh Trung Hiếu Khoa CNTT Email: hthieu@ Thông tin môn học: Số tín chỉ: 3 Lên lớp: 45 tiết Tự học: 90 tiết Yêu cầu: Dự lớp trên 75% Làm bài tập trên lớp và ở nhà Thảo luận theo nhóm Làm tiểu luận Thi giữa học phần Thi kết thúc học phần Formal Languages & Automata A formal language: Is an abstraction of the general characteristics of programming languages. Consists of a set of symbols and some formation rules by which these symbols can be combined into sentences. Formal Languages & Automata An automaton: Is a construction that possesses all the indispensable features of a digital computer. Accepts input, produces output, may have some temporary storage, and can make decisions in transforming the input into the output. Formal Languages & Automata Digital design Programming languages .

• Kỹ năng giao tiếp
• Automate languages
• finite automata
• finite Automate documentation
• programming textbooks
• lecture programming
• formal languages
• Formal Languages & Automata
• A Hierarchy of Formal Languages and Automata
• ecursively Enumerable Languages
• Recursive Languages
• Unrestricted Grammars
• Context Sensitive Grammars
• Software engineering
• Formal methods in software engineering
• Software development methods
• Formal methods
• Language terminology
• Formal semantics
• Formal specification
• Introduction Formal Languages & Automata
• A formal language
• An automaton
• Fundamental ideas
• Models underlying computing
• Automata theory
• Formal system
• Closure Properties of Regular Languages
• Regular Languages
• Right Quotient
• Questions about RLs
• The family of regular languages
• Requirements engineering
• Predicate logic
• Software reliability
• Transition system
• Theory of automata
• Automatic verification