Check Out Our Curated Fall ’25 Course List

Note: Graduate-level courses are bolded; CDH-coded courses are starred.

African American Studies

AAS 420 / ART 422: Museums and Medicine (Anna Arabindan Kesson)

American Studies

AMS 406 / ASA 406 / LAO 406: Advanced Seminar: The Disney Industrial Complex (William A. Gleason)

Anthropology

ANT 211: Surveillance, Technoscience, and Society (Beth Semel)

ANT 437 / AAS 437: Gaming Blackness: The Anthropology of Video Games and Race (Akil F. Fletcher)

ANT 510A: Topics in Anthropology (Half Term): Technoscience and Technopolitics in an Age of AI (Beth Semel)

Architecture

ARC 311 / STC 311: Building Science and Technology: Building Systems (Peter Pelsinski)

ARC 373: Creative Computation and Robotics (Daniela Mitterberger)

ARC 573: Proseminar: Computation, Energy, Technology in Architecture (Forrest M. Meggers)

ARC 574: Computational Fabrication (Arash Adel)

Center for Human Values

CHV 401: Media Literacy: What to Read and Believe in the Age of AI (Joe Stephens)

Computer Science

COS 126 / EGR 126: Computer Science: An Interdisciplinary Approach (Donna S. Gabai, Alan Kaplan, and Yuri Pritykin)

COS 217: Introduction to Programming Systems (Amit A. Levy)

COS 226: Algorithms and Data Structures (Marcel Dall’Agnal and Kevin Wayne)

COS 324: Introduction to Machine Learning (Adji Bousso Dieng and Ruth C. Fong)

COS 350: Ethics of Computing (Aleksandra Korolova)

COS 429: Computer Vision (Vikram Ramaswamy and Olga Russakovsky)

COS 436: Human-Computer Interaction (Parastoo Abtahi)

COS 461 / ECE 471: Computer Networks (Maria Apostolaki)

COS 514: Fundamentals of Deep Learning (Sanjeev Arora)

COS 585: Information Theory and Applications (Ran Raz)

COS 597B: Advanced Topics in Computer Science: Computational Models of Cognition (Tom Griffiths)

COS 597K: Advanced Topics in Computer Science: Frontiers in Deep Learning

COS 597U: Advanced Topics in Computer Science: Machine Behavior (Manoel Horta Ribeiro)

East Asian Studies

*EAS 307 / CDH 307: Digitally Detecting the Strange: Crime, Ghosts, and Other Odd Things in Late Imperial China (Paul A. Vierthaler)

*EAS 407 / CDH 407: Hacking Chinese Studies: An Introduction to Text Mining for Chinese Literature and Culture (Paul A. Vierthaler)

EAS 536 / COM 544: Cultures and Play: The History, Aesthetics, and Theory of Games in East Asia (Paize Keulemans)

Economics

ECO 202: Statistics and Data Analysis for Economics (Fedor Sandomirskiy)

ECO 326: Economics of the Internet and Artificial Intelligence (Swati Bhatt)

Electrical and Computer Engineering

ECE 488: Fundamental Image Processing: From Mars to Hollywood with a Stop at the Hospital (Guillermo Sapiro)

ECE 532 / COS 572 / MAE 572: Safety-Critical Robotics and AI (Jaime Fernandez Fisac)

Engineering

EGR 361 / ENT 361 / URB 361 / AAS 348: The Reclamation Studio: Humanistic Design applied to Systemic Bias (Majora J. Carter)

English

ENG 563: Poetry’s Data (Meredith A. Martin)

Environmental Studies

ENV 221: AI for Global Good (Jamie M. Caldwell)

French

FRE 546 / HUM 546: Technophobia (Christy N. Wampole)

Freshman Seminars

FRS 159: Teaching Computers to Understand African Languages (Happy Buzaaba)

German

GER 211: Introduction to Media Theory (Thomas Y. Levin)

GER 523: Topics in Media Theory and History: Media Theory since 2000 (Devin A. Fore)

History

HIS 389 / AMS 412: Cultural Wars: American Cultural History (Rhae Lynn Barnes)

HIS 390: Formations of Knowledge: Historical Approaches to Science, Technology, and Medicine (Katja Guenther)

Music

MUS 314 / COS 314: Computer and Electronic Music through Programming, Performance, and Composition (Jeffrey O. Snyder)

MUS 560: Music Cognition Lab (Elizabeth H. Margulis)

Near Eastern Studies

*NES 325 / HUM 332 / MED 325 / CDH 325: Digital Humanities for Historians and Other Scholars (Tobias Scheunchen)

NES 575: The Cairo Geniza and the Material Cultures of the Indian Ocean World (Elizabeth A Lambourn and Marina Rustow)

Operations Research and Financial Engineering

ORF 363 / COS 323: Computing and Optimization for the Physical and Social Sciences (Amir Ali Ahmadi)

Politics

POL 345 / SOC 305 / SPI 211: Introduction to Quantitative Social Science (Zeyang Yu)

POL 346: Applied Quantitative Analysis (Arthur Spirling)

POL 501: Topics in Quantitative Methods (Half-Term) (Zeyang Yu)

POL 573 / SOC 595: Quantitative Analysis II (Rocío Titiunik)

Psychology

PSY 360 / COS 360: Computational Models of Cognition (Tom Griffiths)

Princeton Writing Program

WRI 220: The Writing’s on the Wall: Exploring Princeton Through Data-Driven Fieldwork (Year-Long Course) (Emma Kerstin Minerva Ljung)

Public and International Affairs

SPI 352 / COS 352: Artificial Intelligence, Law, and Public Policy (Peter Henderson)

SPI 353 / MAE 353: Science and Global Security: From Nuclear Weapons to Cyberwarfare and Artificial Intelligence (Alexander Glaser)

SPI 365: Tech/Ethics (Steven A. Kelts)

Science and Technology Council

STC 349 / ENV 349 / JRN 349: Writing about Science (Michael D. Lemonick)

Sociology

SOC 301: Statistical Methods in Sociology (Tod G. Hamilton)

Spanish

SPA 368 / TRA 368: Spanish into English Translation in the Age of AI (Catalina Arango)

Statistics and Machine Learning

SML 201: Introduction to Data Science option 1 (Daisy Yan Huang)

SML 201: Introduction to Data Science option 2 (Daisy Yan Huang)

SML 301 / COS 301: Data Intelligence: Modern Data Science Methods (Derek E. Sollberger)

SML 312: Research Projects in Data Science (B) (Jonathan Hanke)

Urban Studies

URB 385 / SOC 385 / HUM 385 / ARC 385: Mapping Gentrification (Aaron P. Shkuda)