Princeton University courses

...James Baldwin. Attention will be given to his views on ethics, art, and politics - with particular consideration given to his critical reflections on race and democracy... Learn about: IT Law, American Literature, American History...

...of this course are to assist the student in developing the ability to critically evaluate social science research on the black experience and to do research in African studies...

...of African American Studies. Students cannot be admitted to Princeton University through the African American Studies Certificate Program since it is not a degree program...

...We encourage study and debate about America’s place in the world and the world in America, as well as what it means to grapple with the horizons and limits... Learn about: Public Health, IT Law...

...Students who wish to concentrate in anthropology must take one anthropology course (any level) prior to junior year or have permission from the departmental representative... Learn about: IT Law, Cross Cultural, Medical training...

...The Department of Anthropology prepares students for knowledgeable teaching and significant original research in sociocultural anthropology... Learn about: Social Theory...

...Introduction to Engineering, Mathematics, Physics (See EGR 192) APC 199 Math Alive (also MAT 199 ) Spring QR An exploration of some of the mathematical... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...The course will stress experimentation while providing an analytical and creative framework to develop an understanding of structure and materials as... Learn about: Civil Engineering, Landscape Architecture, Urban Planning...

...stability, and convergence of algorithms. The theory and implementation of techniques for linear and nonlinear systems of equations, ordinary and partial... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...The School of Architecture, Princeton’s center for teaching and research in architectural design, history, and theory, offers advanced degrees at both... Learn about: Construction Training, Architecture Design...

...Greek archaeology, Japanese painting, Renaissance architecture, 19th-century photography, and contemporary art. ART 100 An Introduction to the History of...

...Design Studio Explores architecture as a social art and the special organization of the human environment. Projects include a broad range of problem types... Learn about: Construction Training, Architecture Design...

...week in addition to required readings. Project on the general theme of mapping the city through cinema utilizing materials from films, urban texts... Learn about: Art History...

...Staff ASA 404 Advanced Seminar in American Studies (See AMS...

...general theory of relativity, black holes, neutron stars, and big bang cosmology. This course is designed for the non-science major and has no prerequisites... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...The seminar is also attended by graduate students from the Department of Physics and undergraduate students from Astrophysical Sciences... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...offers students opportunities for research and courses in a wide range of disciplines, including geophysical fluid dynamics, atmospheric physics... Learn about: Climate Change, GCSE Physics, Fluid Dynamics...

...At Princeton, "biophysics" means much more than the application of methods from physics to the problems of biology; students are encouraged to appreciate... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...properties of chemical systems under a wide range of conditions and applications to problems of a chemical engineering nature, with an emphasis on multicomponent... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Chemical Engineering...

...CBE 503 Advanced Thermodynamics (also MSE 521 ) A systematic treatment of chemical thermodynamics from an advanced point of view. It explores the equilibrium... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Chemical Engineering...