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Bob Harper - Principles of Programming Languages at CMU

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The (required*) undergraduate PL class at CMU is taught in a rigorous style amenable to direct formulation in Twelf.  Yet I resist using mechanization in this course, as it would interfere with learning objectives and detract significantly from the course content.  I argue instead that mechanization belongs at a higher-level course on that subject.  

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