Princeton University courses

...the form of the Arabic language shared by all Arab countries. The course covers phonics, the alphabet and numerals, as well as noun-adjective agreement... Learn about: IT Law...

...one critical book review as well as a longer historiographical essay. HIS 540 Themes in World History, 1300-1850: The Mediterranean (also HLS 545 / NES 548... Learn about: IT Law...

...to design and run their own computer simulations of neural networks; to image live neural activity; and to patch-clamp single cells, to name a few examples...

...texts written between 1750 and 1928. NES 506 Ottoman Diplomatics: Paleography and Diplomatic Documents An introduction to Ottoman paleography and diplomatics... Learn about: IT Law...

...from the point of view of experimental and computational/quantitative approaches. Topics include electrophysiological recording, functional magnetic resonance imaging...

...adapted to his or her particular interests. ORF 105 The Science and Technology of Decision Making (also EGR 106 ) Not offered this year QR An individual... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Financial Training, IT risk...

...ORF 510 Directed Research II Under the direction of a faculty member, Ph.D. and M.S.E. students carry out research, write a report each, and present the results... Learn about: Financial Training, Hedge Fund, Risk Analysis...

...laws, and theories, and into the character of explanation and prediction, in the natural and the social sciences; and an examination of some philosophical... Learn about: Political Philosophy, GCSE Mathematics...

...ORF 515 Asset Pricing II: Stochastic Calculus and Advanced Derivatives (also FIN 503 ) Course begins with an overview of basic probability theory and covers... Learn about: Hedge Fund, Risk Analysis, Financial Training...

...The course is designed for non-scientists who will someday become our influential citizens and decision-makers. Whatever the field of endeavor... Learn about: Modern Physics, GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...and discussion of the works of one or more of the major rationalist philosophers of the early modern period. Normally the course focuses on the writings of Descartes... Learn about: Political Philosophy, GCSE Mathematics, History of Philosophy...

...activities right from the beginning. Early research participation leads to a more mature appreciation of the formal aspects of graduate study... Learn about: Mathematical Physics, GCSE Physics, Problem Solving...

...in Engineering Certificate Programs Committees and Other Programs Councils, Centers and Institutes...

...or with any of the nearly one hundred scientists at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL). The Program in Plasma Physics emphasizes both basic... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...The course also includes discussion of the mechanics of qualitative research, including field methods, in-depth interviewing, and archival research... Learn about: Political Theory, Political Science, Quantitative Analysis...

...and International Affairs. The Joint Degree Program (JDP) in Social Policy includes the Departments of Politics, Psychology, and Sociology in addition to... Learn about: Social Policy...

...before the end of their sophomore year. It is strongly recommended that one or both of the prerequisites be at the 200-level. Courses taken as prerequisites... Learn about: Political Science, International Relations, American Politics...

...Students interested in the joint degree in Demography and Social Policy have the option of applying to be admitted to the joint degree program either... Learn about: Social Policy...

...(also PHI 237 ) Not offered this year EC The human capacity for rationality is fundamental; however there is ample evidence for irrationality in human... Learn about: Social Interaction, Decision Making, Cognitive Psychology...

...Students may also take relevant courses in other departments. The third year is devoted to conducting research and to continuing study in the student’s... Learn about: Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology...