UC Berkeley · CS 61A

Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs

计算机程序的构造与解释

Programming abstractions and techniques using Python, Scheme, and SQL.

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Subject：Python / SQL / Scheme

Level：Introductory

Suggested stage：Year 1 (inferred)

Public-material edition：2026

Language：English

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Lecture 1: Welcome Lecture 2: Functions Lecture 3: Control Lecture 4: Higher-Order Functions Lecture 5: Environments Lecture 6: Abstraction Lecture 7: Function Examples Lecture 8: Midterm 1 Review Lecture 9: Recursion Lecture 10: Tree Recursion Lecture 11: Sequences Lecture 12: Containers Lecture 13: Types and Objects Lecture 14: Linked Lists and Strings Lecture 15: Trees Lecture 16: Problem Solving Lecture 17: Midterm 2 Review Lecture 18: Debugging Lecture 19: Mutation Lecture 20: Attributes Lecture 21: Inheritance Lecture 22: Iterators Lecture 23: Generators Lecture 24: Efficiency Lecture 25: Modularity Lecture 26: Object Examples Lecture 27: Midterm 3 Review Lecture 28: Tables Lecture 29: SQL Lecture 30: Aggregation Lecture 31: Functional Programming Lecture 32: Algebraic Data Types Lecture 33: Immutable Data Lecture 34: Interpreters Lecture 35: Browsers Lecture 36: Applications Lecture 37: Software Testing Lecture 38: Software Tracing Lecture 39: Ethics Lecture 40: Conclusion

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