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 Learn more here about the offer in 2018 (in Portuguese): http://bit.ly/2P7XXYI
-**Workload (Carga horária)**: 45 hours (3 credits). 45 horas-aula (3 créditos).
+**Workload**: 45 hours (3 credits).
-**Syllabus (Ementa)**: Functional Programming: Concepts and Languages. The Actor Model. Functional Programming Languages aimed at the development of concurrent systems: Erlang, Elixir.
+**Syllabus**: Functional Programming: Concepts and Languages. The Actor Model. Functional Programming Languages aimed at the development of concurrent systems: Erlang, Elixir.
+**Bibliography**:
-**Bibliography (Bibliografia)**:
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   * Marx, Ben; Valim, José; Tate, Bruce. //Adopting Elixir: From Concept to Production//. Pragmatic Programmers, 2018.
   * Davi, Tiago. //Elixir: Do zero à concorrência//. Casa do Código, 2017.
+  * Tate, Bruce. //Seven Languages in Seven Weeks: A Pragmatic Guide to Learning Programming Languages//. Pragmatic Programmers, 2010. **The book that inspired José Valim to create Elixir. It includes a chapter on Erlang**.
+  * Tate, Bruce; Daoud, Fred; Moffitt, Jack; Dees, Ian. //Seven More Languages in Seven Weeks:
+Languages That Are Shaping the Future//. Pragmatic Programmers, 2014. **It includes a chapter on Elixir**.
   * Research papers on concurrent functional programming.
-    * Communication Sequential Processes, C.A.R. Hoare https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~crary/819-f09/Hoare78.pdf
-**Auxiliar Bibliography (Bibliografia Auxiliar)**:
+**Complementary Bibliography**:
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-===== Detailed Syllabus =====
+[[2018:Concurrent Functional Programming - 2018 edition]]
-==== Functional Programming: Concepts and Languages ====
-  * Values
-  * Types
-  *
-==== The Actor Model ====
-==== Functional Programming Languages aimed at the development of concurrent systems: Erlang, Elixir ====
-====== Learning Resources ======
-  * https://elixir-lang.org/learning.html
-===== Ideas =====
-  * [[https://twitter.com/adolfont/status/997083239012593665|Comments on this tweet]]
-===== Languages =====
-  * Elixir
-  * Clojure
-  * Elm
-  * Erlang
-===== Papers and technical reports =====
-  * A History of Erlang https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1238850
-  * The development of Erlang https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=258967
-  * Erlang - A survey of the language and its industrial applications https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/8fce/0a789d4f8228c46734d26fda387468fb29f9.pdf
-  * Introducing Concurrent Functional Programming in the Telecommunications Industry https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/978-0-387-35404-0_15.pdf
-===== Blog posts in Portuguese =====
-  * Por que desenvolvo com o Elixir e não com o PHP? https://medium.com/@helderhenri/por-que-desenvolvo-com-o-elixir-e-n%C3%A3o-com-o-php-d768f36c6411
-===== Links =====
-  * Elixir Companies https://elixir-companies.com/
-  * Erlang Companies https://erlang-companies.org/
-  * Elixir Job Board http://plataformatec.com.br/elixir-radar/jobs
-  * Elixir Career https://elixir.career/
-===== Blog Posts in English =====
-  * The Foundations of Functional Concurrency https://freecontent.manning.com/the-foundations-of-functional-concurrency/
-===== Q&A Sites =====
-  * How/why do functional languages (specifically Erlang) scale well? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/474497/how-why-do-functional-languages-specifically-erlang-scale-well