Parallel and concurrent programming in Haskell

Instructor: Bartosz Milewski

An 8-week in-person course

This experimental lab-style course is intended to provide an engineering-based introduction to Haskell with an emphasis on producing real programs that employ parallelism and concurrency. The eight- to ten-session course will provide students with just enough theoretical background in the language to write practical programs. It will be suitable for people who are new to Haskell, but some experience or background in programming in other languages will be assumed. Students will be expected to bring their own laptops with a working Haskell development environment. We recommend Stack.

• This course initially ran from April 6th to May 25th 2016 at Facebook in Seattle.
• Videos of the initial offering are available on YouTube:
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  • Parallel and Concurrent Programming Haskell playlist
  • Session 1: part 1 part 2
  • Session 2: part 1 part 2
  • Session 3: part 1 part 2
  • Session 4: part 1 part 2
  • Session 5: part 1 part 2
  • Session 6: part 1 part 2
  • Session 7: part 1 part 2
  • Session 8: part 1 part 2
• View course materials on GitHub including setup instructions
• Organized by Richard Cook