Check Out Our Curated Spring ’25 Course List

Note: Graduate-level courses are bolded.

African American Studies

• AAS 314 / COM 398 / AFS 321: Healing and Justice: The Virgin Mary in African Literature and Art (Wendy Laura Belcher)

African Studies

• AFS 331 / ART 314: African Technologies and Technofutures (Colin E. Bos)

American Studies

• AMS 237 / VIS 237: American Representations in Film and Theater (Bent-Jorgen Perlmutt)

Anthropology

• ANT 239: Science and Other Ways of Knowing (Damien Droney)
• ANT 313 / HUM 303: Language, Disability, and Science (Timothy Y. Loh)
• ANT 354 / HUM 373: Digital Anthropology: Methods for Exploring Virtual Worlds (Akil F. Fletcher)
• ANT 392 / STC 456: Techniques of Visual Ethnography (Jeffrey D. Himpele)
• ANT 424: Anthropology of Media Forms and Practices (Ikaika Ramones)

Architecture

• ARC 546 / URB 546: Technology and the City: The Architectural Implications of Networked Urban Landscape (Andrew Laing)
• ARC 596: Embodied Computation (V. Mitch McEwen)

Art and Archaeology

• ART 393 / AMS 392 / JRN 393: Getting the Picture: Photojournalism in the U.S. from the Printed Page to AI (Katherine A. Bussard)
• ART 434 / ECS 433: The Modern Art of Spectacle (AnnMarie Perl)

Computer Science

• COS 127 / EGR 127: Computer Science: An Interdisciplinary Approach (Adam Finkelstein, Donna S. Gabai, and Alan Kaplan)
• COS 217: Introduction to Programming Systems (Xiaoyan Li and Christopher M. Moretti)
• COS 226: Algorithms and Data Structures (Pedro Paredes and Kevin Wayne)
• COS 324: Introduction to Machine Learning (Ruth C. Fong and Lydia T. Liu)
• COS 333: Advanced Programming Techniques (Robert M. Dondero)
• COS 484: Natural Language Processing (Danqi Chen, Tri Dao, and Vikram Ramaswamy)
• COS 485: Neural Networks: Theory and Applications (H. Sebastian Seung)
• COS 510: Programming Languages (David P. Walker)
• COS 526 / ECE 576: Neural Rendering (Felix Heide)
• COS 529: Advanced Computer Vision (Jia Deng)
• COS 568: Systems and Machine Learning (Kai Li)
• COS 583 / ECE 538: Great Moments in Computing (Margaret R. Martonosi)
• COS 598B: Advanced Topics in Computer Science: Machine Behavior

Computational and Data Humanities

• CDH 507 / HUM 507: Data in the Humanities (Jeri Wieringa)

East Asian Studies

• EAS 262 / COM 262: How Does It Move? Action and Moving Image in Modern Japanese Media (Junko Yamazaki)
• EAS 370: Brainwashing, Conversion and Other Technologies of Belief Contagion (Steven Chung)
• EAS 558 / MOD 558: Proseminar on Japanese Film and Media Studies (Junko Yamazaki)

Engineering

• EGR 277 / SOC 277 / HIS 277: Technology and Society (Mihir E. Kshirsagar)

Environmental Studies

• ENV 236 / JRN 236 / AMS 236: The Climate Story Studio (Allison Carruth)

Gender and Sexuality Studies

• GSS 324 / AMS 302: Science After Feminism (Catherine Clune-Taylor)

German

• GER 302 / HUM 301: Topics in Critical Theory: Attention as a Technology of the Self (Johannes Wankhammer)

History

• HIS 278: Digital, Spatial, Visual, and Oral Histories (Emmanuel H. Kreike)
• HIS 288: Attention and Modernity: Mind, Media and the Senses, 1500–2050 (D. Graham Burnett)
• HIS 387 / ENG 389 / CDH 387: Data and Culture (Matthew L. Jones and Meredith A. Martin)

Journalism

• JRN 260: The Media in America: What to Read and Believe in the Digital Age (Joe Stephens)

Music

• MUS 316: Computer and Electronic Music Composition (Tyondai A. Braxton)
• MUS 317: Live Electronic Music Performance: Music and the Body (Jeffrey O. Snyder)
• MUS 545: Contexts of Composition: Algorithms and AI in Composition (Dmitri Tymoczko)

Near Eastern Studies

• NES 317 / HIS 312 / HUM 314 / CDH 317: Text and Technology: from Handwritten to Digital Formats (Christine M. Roughan)
• NES 508: The Cairo Geniza Documents (Eve Krakowski)

Politics

• POL 572: Quantitative Analysis I (Zeyang Yu)
• POL 573 / SOC 595: Quantitative Analysis II (Rocío Titiunik)
• POL 574: Quantitative Analysis IV (Arthur Spirling)

Princeton Writing Program

• WRI 131: Your Life in Numbers (Daniel Choi)
• WRI 132: Your Life in Numbers (Daniel Choi)
• WRI 139: How to Raise a Machine (Allen Durgin)
• WRI 140: How to Raise a Machine (Allen Durgin)
• WRI 177: Technogenesis (Marina Fedosik)
• WRI 178: Technogenesis (Marina Fedosik)
• WRI 503: Writing an Effective Science Research Article (Half Term): Sci and Engineering (Itamar Jalon)
• WRI 503A: Writing an Effective Science Research Article (Half Term): Sci and Engineering (Milos Nikolic)

Psychology

• PSY 333 / CHV 300 / CGS 333: Unlocking the Science of Human Nature (Molly J. Crockett)
• PSY 409: Cyborg Psychology (Justin A. Junge)

Public and International Affairs

• SPI 200: Statistics for Social Science (Rocío Titiunik)
• SPI 334 / SOC 319: Media and Public Policy (Paul E. Starr)
• SPI 412: Science for Policy and Policy for Science (Arvind Narayanan)
• SPI 585A: Topics in STEP: Societal Impacts of Data, Algorithms and AI (Aleksandra Korolova)
• SPI 585C: Topics in STEP: Leadership in Policymaking: AI and Climate Technology (Ali Nouri)
• SPI 586A: Topics in STEP: Machine Learning for Policy Analysis (Brandon M. Stewart)

Religion

• REL 255 / AAS 255 / HIS 255: Mapping American Religion (Nicole M. Turner)

Science and Technology Council

• STC 209B / EGR 209B / MUS 209B: Transformations in Engineering and the Arts (Adam Finkelstein, Penelope Georges, and Naomi E. Leonard)

Sociology

• SOC 504: Advanced Social Statistics (Sam Trejo)

Statistics and Machine Learning

• SML 201: Introduction to Data Science (Derek E. Sollberger)
• SML 301: Data Intelligence: Modern Data Science Methods (Derek E. Sollberger)
• SML 312: Research Projects in Data Science (B) (Jonathan Hanke)

Spanish

• SPA 441 / COM 468: ‘Don Quixote’ in Material and Virtual Worlds (Marina S. Brownlee)

Translation and Intercultural Communication

• TRA 301 / COS 401 / LIN 304: Introduction to Machine Translation (Srinivas Bangalore)

Visual Arts

• VIS 208: Graphic Design: Link (Laurel Schwulst)
• VIS 213: Digital Photography (James Welling)
• VIS 233 / AAS 233: Archives of Justice: Black, Queer, Immigrant Stories Unsilenced (Medhin Paolos)