Course Offerings

Fall/Winter 2011/12

For more information on the Classics program, including course descriptions, refer to the UNDERGRADUATE CALENDAR

First Year
CLAS 1P91 - Introduction to Greek Civilization
CLAS 1P92 - Introduction to Roman Civilization
CLAS 1P95 - Myths of the Greek and Roman Gods
CLAS 1P97 - Myths of the Heroic Age
GREE 1F00 - Introduction to Greek Language
LATI 1F00 - Introduction to Latin Language

Second and Third Year
CLAS 2P00 - Introduction to Greek and Roman Literature
CLAS 2P32 - Introduction to Archaeology
CLAS 2P34 - Cities and Sanctuaries of the Ancient World
CLAS/IASC 2P50 - Great Myths in Literature and Art
CLAS/WISE 2P61 - Women in the Ancient World
CLAS/HIST 3P03 - History of Early Greece
CLAS/HIST 3P04 - History of Classical Greece
CLAS/HIST 3P05 - History of the Roman Republic
CLAS/HIST 3P06 - History of the Early Roman Empire
CLAS/LART 3P11 - Early Greek Literature
CLAS/DART/LART 3P12 - Classical and Hellenistic Greek Literature
CLAS/VISA 3P22 - Art & Architecture of Iron Age Italy & the Roman Republic
CLAS/VISA 3P23 - Art & Architecture of Rome in the Imperial Age
CLAS 3V32 - Pirates, Sailors, and Traders in the Ancient Mediterranean
GREE 2F00 - Intermediate Greek (Language and Literature)
LATI 2F00 - Intermediate Latin (Language and Literature)

Senior Classes
CLAS 4V28 - Archaeological Ethics
CLAS/VISA 4V34/5V34 - Aegean Bronze Age
CLAS 4V59/5V59 - Religions of the Roman World
CLAS 4V60 - Slaves & Slavery in Ancient Greece
GREE 4P11 - Greek Oratory and Dialogue I
GREE 4P22/5V22 - Greek Tragedy II
LATI 4P11 - Latin Oratory, Letters and Dialogue I: Cicero, Pro Caelio
LATI 4P41 - Roman Lyric I: Horace, Odes

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