Princeton University courses

...Not offered this year LA This special topics course will focus on artists and intellectuals whose corpus reflects and illuminates 20th century African American... Learn about: IT Law, American History, American Literature...

...Many Voices (See MUS 262) AAS 263 Bondage and Slaving in Global History (See CLA 225) AAS 300 Junior Seminar: Research and Writing in African American...

...coordinated interdisciplinary training in African American Studies while participating in an intellectually stimulating community. Students entering...

...This seminar explores the ways in which contemporary sci-fi that centers the experiences of marginalized communities reconceptualizes the techniques... Learn about: IT Law, Public Health...

...No science background required. Two 90-minute lectures, one three-hour laboratory. J. Monge ANT 232 Social Lives, Social Forces SA Examining... Learn about: IT Law, Medical training, Cross Cultural...

...to objects, to new media, and to ideology in the constructed human environment. In contrast to 521a, where the focus is on intersubjectivity in self formation... 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 four-year undergraduate program leads to an A.B. with a concentration in architecture and offers an introduction to the discipline of architecture... Learn about: Landscape Architecture, Civil Engineering, Urban Planning...

...(also APC 544 ) The numerical solution of partial differential equations (finite element and spectral methods); computational linear algebra... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics...

...and new systems for energy and environmental performance. It is supported by many connections to the School of Engineering and Applied Science... Learn about: Architecture Design, Construction Training...

...will examine the architecture of the Romans, from its mythic beginnings (as recounted, for example, by Vitruvius) to the era of the high empire...

...(link is external) , particularly with the Department of Computer Science (link is external) and the Andlinger Center for Energy and Environment... Learn about: Architecture Design, Construction Training...

...During the first year of graduate study, students who have had limited undergraduate preparation in the history of art are expected to remedy any deficiency... Learn about: Art History...

...by histories of traumatic dislocation, exile, incarceration, and racialization? How do they condition the experience of temporality? What futures might they enable?...

...as well as for the warm and amiable atmosphere. Full accessibility to all faculty members and to the excellent departmental facilities, including our on-campus... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...Students interested in astrophysical applications of plasma physics (including high energy astrophysics), should apply to the graduate program in Astrophysical Sciences... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. Many GFDL scientists are active in the AOS program as lecturers, and major supercomputer resources... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Fluid Dynamics, Climate Change...

...In practice, this means taking courses that reach across the huge gulf between disciplines, and exploring the interface through junior and senior independent... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...staged, steady-state, and transient operations; optimal distribution of properties; and stability. The effect of physical transport rates when coupled... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Chemical Engineering...

...forced convection, multi-component energy and mass transfer as well as buoyancy and turbulent driven transport. CBE 506 Application of Statistical Methods... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Chemical Engineering...