COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

7.10  Classical Studies
Students in arts, science, and applied programs may take any of the courses listed below as electives or use 12 credits for a pair in classical studies.  Students in BA programs may also use classical studies as a minor.

BA with a Minor in Classical Studies
Course Requirements for the minor are: CLAS 110 or 120; CLAS 230 or 240; one of CLAS 110, 120, 230 or 240 or ENGL 206 and 207.  The four-year BA degree requires one 300-level course chosen from PHIL 350, RELS 340 or RELS 345.

110  Latin I
For students with no previous knowledge of Latin, this course will teach a reading command of the language.  Recommended for those interested in classical languages, literature, history, philosophy, and religious studies. Six credits.

120  Introductory Greek
The aim of this course is to familiarize students with the basic structural features of classical Greek.  In addition to grammar and vocabulary, the class will consider simple texts from classical Greek philosophy and literature as well as from the New Testament. Six credits. .

230  Latin II
A follow-up to CLAS 110, this course includes oral work designed to enhance reading skills, and the study of hymns, poems, epitaphs, and speeches, as well as selections from the New Vulgate. Prerequisite: CLAS 110. Six credits.

240 Greek Literature in Translation
The study of selected works of ancient Greek literature, read in translation, concentrating on the principal figures and themes of ancient Greek mythology. Texts will include the epic poetry of Homer and the tragedies of Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides. Six credits.