Princeton University · COS 333

Advanced Programming Techniques

高级编程技术

Building reliable programs through design tradeoffs, debugging, testing, and performance work.

Subject：Software Engineering

Level：Advanced Undergraduate

Suggested stage：Years 3–4 (inferred)

Public-material edition：2026

Language：English

Videos：Not verified

Assignments / solutions：Available / Not verified

Prerequisites

COS 217 →COS 226 →

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▶Lectures, video & readingCourse content in the official sequence13

Week 1: Course Overview and Python Week 2: Python and Database Programming Week 3: Database, Project, and Network Programming Week 4: Concurrent Programming Week 5: Server-Side Web Programming Week 6: WSGI and Web Deployment Week 7: JavaScript Language Week 8: Client-Side JavaScript Week 9: JavaScript and CSS Week 10: Web Security Week 11: Security and Server-Side Options Week 12: Software Engineering I Week 13: Software Engineering II and Conclusion

◆Labs & projectsCourse projects, labs and milestones14

Learn requirements and form a project team Registrar Application 1 Project approval proposal Registrar Application 2 Project overview, timeline, and team directory Project wireframes Registrar Application 3 Ethical-impact study Prototype demonstration Registrar Application 4 Alpha demonstration Beta demonstration Final project presentation Deliver source code, application, and evaluation documents

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