About Princeton Courses

Princeton Courses is the most popular student-created tool for exploring Princeton University's course listings; aroung 45% of Princeton students use the website to plan their courses.

Princeton Courses was originally built by a group of students as their final project for COS 333: Advanced Programming Techniques taught by Brian Kernighan in Spring 2017. The source code for the website is available on GitHub.

The TigerApps Team actively maintains and upgrades PrincetonCourses.



Original Team

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Mel Shu

Front End

G'day! I'm from Australia. I like to wear colourful T-shirts and spell colourful with a 'u'.

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Bensu Sicim

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Hello! I'm a Computer Science Major from the Class of 2019, and from Turkey. I draw, play the violin, and sing a cappella.

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Kara Bressler

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Valar Morghulis.

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Sebastian Hallum Clarke

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I'm from New Zealand. I do improv comedy and quite enjoy eating pasta.

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Caterina Golner

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Hey-o! I love eating raw fish, making snap judgments, and unironically using the word "fam."



Acknowledgements

Doctor Christopher M. Moretti

Spring 2017 COS 333 Advisor

Professor Brian W. Kernighan

Spring 2017 COS 333 Instructor

Made by bsicim@, cgolner@, karab@, mshu@, smclarke@

A Spring 2017 COS 333 project advised by cmoretti@