Spring 2024
ANT 238: Human, Machine, and In-Between: The Anthropology of AI, RSC
ANT 325/MAE 347/SPI 384 – Robots in Human Ecology: A Hands-on Course for Anthropologists, Engineers, and Policymakers, BSC/BTC
ANT 354 – Digital Anthropology: Methods for Exploring Virtual Worlds, BSC
ANT 360/CHV 360 – Ethics in Context: Uses and Abuses of Deception and Disclosure, BSC
APC 199/MAT 199 – Math Alive, BTC
ARC 492/URB 492/ENV 492 – Topics in the Formal Analysis of the Urban Structure – Environmental Challenges of Urban Sprawl, BSC
AST 309/MAE 309/PHY 309, ENE 309 – The Science of Fission and Fusion Energy, BTC
CBE 260/EGR 260 – Ethics and Technology: Engineering in the Real World, BSC
CEE 325 – Environmental Biotechnology, BSC/BTC
COS 126/EGR 126 – Computer Science: An Interdisciplinary Approach, RTC (only COS 109 or COS 126 count for credit for the certificate, but not both.)
COS 324 – Introduction to Machine Learning, RTC
COS 429 – Computer Vision, RTC
COS 432/ECE 432 – Information Security, RTC
COS 445 – Economics and Computing (was Networks, Economics and Computing), RTC
ECE 201 – Information Signals, RTC
ECE 368 – Introduction To Wireless Communication Systems, RTC
ECE 473/COS 473 – Elements of Decentralize Finance, RTC
ECO 332/GHP 332 – Economics of Health and Heath Care, BSC
EGR 219/ENT 291/REL 219 – Professional Responsibility & Ethics: Succeeding Without Selling Your Soul, RSC
EGR 495/ENT 495 – Special Topics in Entrepreneurship: Critical Design Studio, RSC
ENE 308/MAE 308/GEO 308 – Engineering the Climate: Technical & Policy Challenges, BTC
EGR 277/SOC 277/HIS 277 – Technology and Society, Core Course
EGR 371/ENT 371 – Designing the Future of Work: Public Interest Technology Development, RTC
EGR 395 – Venture Capital and Finance of Innovation, RSC
EGR 421/SPI 487/SAS 421 – Reimagining Digital Public Infrastructure in India and Globally, BTC/BSC
EGR 494 – Leadership Development for Business, BSC
FRS 128 – Tech/Ethics, RSC
FRS 172 – Origins of Modern Communications and Principles of Innovation, BSC
GER 211 – Introduction to Media Theory, BSC
HIS 278 – Digital, Spatial, Visual, and Oral Histories, RSC
HIS 295 – Making America: Technology and History in the United States, BSC
HUM 346/ENG 256 – Introduction to Digital Humanities, RSC
HUM 349/STC 350/COM 374 – Making Sense of Artificial Intelligence: Fiction, Technology, Storytelling, BSC
JRN 260 – Media in America: What to Read and Believe in the Digital Age, RSC
MAE 228/EGR 228/CBE 228/ENE 228 – Energy Technologies in the 21st Century, BTC
NEU 537/MOL 537/PSY 517 – Computational Neuroscience, BTC
ORF 401 – Electronic Commerce, RTC
ORF 387 – Networks, RTC
POL 327 – Mass Media, Social Media and American Politics, RSC
POL 346 – Applied Quantitative Analysis, RTC
PSY 409 – Cyborg Psychology, BSC
SML 354/PHI 354 – Artificial Intelligence: A Hands-on Introduction from Basics to ChatGPT, RTC
SOC 373/AMS 428/URB 373 – Systemic Racism: Myths and Realities, BSC
SOC 382 – Political Economy of the Digital Society, RSC
SOC 384 – Steering the Future: Exploring the Impact of Driverless Cars, BSC
SOC 555/COS 598J – Limits to Predictions, RTC/BTC
SPI 200 – Statistics for Social Science, BTC
SPI 492 – Down the Rabbit Hole: Combating Far-Right Radicalization and Disinformation on U.S. Social Platforms. RSC
TRA 301/COS 401/LIN 304 – Introduction to Machine Translation, RTC
Fall 2022
ANT 211 – Surveillance, Technoscience, and Society, RSC
ANT 302 – Ethnography for Research Design, BSC
APC 524/MAE 506/AST 506 – Software Engineering for Scientific Computing, RTC
CEE 102A/EGR 102A/MAE 102A – Engineering in the Modern World, BSC
CEE 102B/EGR 102B/MAE 102B – Engineering in the Modern World, BTC
COS IW 08 – Socially Responsible Computing, RSC (This seminar may count as a RSC or used as a student’s independent work for the certificate, but not both.)
COS 109/EGR 109 – Computers in Our World, RTC (only COS 109 or COS 126 count for credit for the certificate)
COS 126/EGR 126 – Computer Science: An Interdisciplinary Approach, RTC (only COS 109 or COS 126 count for credit for the certificate)
COS 324 – Introduction to Machine Learning, RTC
COS 432/ECE 432 – Information Security, RTC
COS 448/EGR 448 – Innovating Across Technology, Business, and Marketplaces, RSC
COS 455/MOL 455/QCB 455 – Introduction to Genomics and Computational Molecular Biology, RTC
ECE 435 – Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition, RTC
ECE 470/COS 470 – Principals of Blockchain, RTC
ECO 326 – Economics of the Internet: The Digital Revolution, RSC
ECO 416 – Fintech, BTC
EGR 395 – Venture Capital and Finance of Innovation, RSC
EGR 488/ENT 488 – Designing Ventures to Change the World, BSC
EGR 491/ECE 491 – High Tech Entrepreneurship, BSC
EGR 494 – Leadership Development for Business, BSC
EGR 497 – Entrepreneurial Leadership, BSC
ECE 206/COS 306 – Contemporary Logic Design, RTC
ECE 364 – Machine Learning for Predictive Data Analytics, RTC
ECE 535 – Machine Learning and Pattern Recognition, RTC
ENE 202/ARC 208/EGR 208/ENV 206 – Designing Sustainable Systems: Responding to the Pandemic in the Information Age, BTC
ENV 304/ECO 328/EEB 304/WWS 455 – Disease Ecology, Economics, and Policy, BSC
ENV 367/GEO 367 – Modeling the Earth System: Assessing Strategies for Mitigating Climate Change, BTC
FRS 139 – The Coming of Driverless Cars, BSC
FRS 179 – Princeton and the Dawn of the Information Age, RSC
GHP 350/SPI 380/ANT 380 – Critical Perspectives in Global Health, BSC
HUM 346/ENG 256 – Introduction to Digital Humanities, RSC
ORF 387 – Networks, RTC
ORF 473 – Special Topics in Operations Research and Financial Engineering – Financial Technology and Data-Driven Innovation, RTC
POL 327 – Mass Media, Social Media, and American Politics, RSC
POL 345/SOC 305/SPI 211 – Introduction to Quantitative Social Science, BTC/BSC
POL 346 – Applied Quantitative Analysis, RTC
QCB 455/MOL 455/COS 455 – Introduction to Genomics and Computational Molecular Biology, RTC
SML 201 – Introduction to Data Science, RTC
SOC 301 – Statistical Methods in Sociology, BTC/BSC
STC 349/ENV 349/JRN 349 – Writing About Science, BSC
Spring 2023
AAS 339/EGR 339: Black Mirror: Race, Technology and Justice, RSC
ANT 238: Human, Machine, and In-Between: The Anthropology of AI, RSC
APC 199/MAT 199 – Math Alive, BTC
AST 309/MAE 309/PHY 309, ENE 309 – The Science of Fission and Fusion Energy, BTC
CBE 260/EGR 260 – Ethics and Technology: Engineering in the Real World, BSC
CEE 401/ENV 401 – Zero Carbon, Resilient, Equitable Cities: Infrastructure Innovations and Systems Analysis, BSC
COM 332/HUM 332/TRA 332 – Who Owns This Sentence? Copyright Culture from the Romantic Era to the Age of the Internet, RSC
COS IW 05 Seminar – Technology Policy, RSC (This seminar may count as a RSC or used as a COS student’s independent work for the certificate, but not both. Only COS students may take this seminar.)
COS 126/EGR 126 – Computer Science: An Interdisciplinary Approach, RTC (only COS 109 or COS 126 count for credit for the certificate, but not both.)
COS 324 – Introduction to Machine Learning, RTC
COS 351/SPI 351/SOC 353 – Information Technology and Public Policy, RSC
COS 429 – Computer Vision, RTC
COS 432/ECE 432 – Information Security, RTC
COS 433/MAT 473 – Cryptography, RTC
COS 445 – Economics and Computing (was Networks, Economics and Computing), RTC
COS 461 – Computer Networks, RTC
ECE 201 – Information Signals, RTC
ECE 368 – Introduction To Wireless Communication Systems, RTC
ECE 464 – Embedded Computing, RTC
ECE 473/COS 473 – Elements of Decentralize Finance, RTC
ECO 332/GHP 332 – Economics of Heath and Health Care, BSC
EGR 277/SOC 277/HIS 277 – Technology and Society, Core Course
EGR 383/ENT 393 – Design Research and Humanistic Innovation, BSC
EGR 395 – Venture Capital and Finance of Innovation, RSC
EGR 491/ECE 491 – High Tech Entrepreneurship, BSC
EGR 494 – Leadership Development for Business, BSC
FRS 114 – Technology and the Environment, BSC
FRS 118 – Life on Mars – or Maybe Not, BSC
FRS 172 – Origins of Modern Communications and Principles of Innovation, BSC
GER 211 – Introduction to Media Theory, BSC
HIS 390 – History of Science, Technology and Medicine: Ideas and Methods, BSC
MAE 328/EGR 328/ENV 328/ENE 328 – Energy for a Greenhouse-Constrained World, BTC
NES 366/ENE 364/ENV 366 – Oil, Energy in the Middle East, BSC
ORF 350 – Analysis of Big Data, RTC (*This is the last semester this course will count.)
PHI 371 – Philosophical Foundations of Probability and Decision Theory, RSC
POL 346 – Applied Quantitative Analysis, RTC
SML 201 – Introduction to Data Science, RTC (*This is the last semester this course will count.)
SOC 306/SML 306 – Machine Learning with Social Data: Opportunities and Challenges, RSC
SPI 200 – Statistics for Social Science, BTC
SPI 353 – Science and Global Security: From Nuclear Weapons to Cyberwarfare and Artificial Intelligence, BTC
SPI 365 – Tech/Ethics, RSC
SPI 402e – IW – Policy Task Forces – Information Ethics and Policy: Regulating Biometric Technologies – This is open to SPIA juniors only and can count as IW for the T&S certificate, information technology track. (Only this course taught by Mihir Kshirsagar will count.)
TRA 301/COS 401/LIN 304 – Introduction to Machine Translation, RTC