The Princeton University Python Community is an interdisciplinary community of Python enthusiasts of all levels, based at Princeton University. It aims to support and help Princeton University community (Students, Researchers and Staff) in getting started or improve their utilization of Python. Since 2014, the community had created introductory classes to Python as well as more advanced classes for any members of the community. The group meets  for tutorials, demos, and help sessions. PrincetonPy was founded as an initiative by Quentin Caudron and Paul Gauthier in December 2013. 

The meetings are held in the Visualization Lab within the Princeton Institute for Computational Science and Engineering, in 347 Lewis Science Library. For a list of upcoming talks and tutorials, check out the Google Group page here. 

If you would like to lead a session, we’d love to hear from you ! Contact us at [email protected]. We encourage open code, and so we keep all code from previous sessions on our Github repository. 

The Princeton University Python Community's events are funded by the Princeton Institute for Computational Science and Engineering.

PrincetonPy (Python User Group)