Key - General Education Requirements, School of Arts and Sciences
| G | Seminar in Composition | EX | Creative Expression | L | Foreign Language |
| W | Writing Intensive | PH | Philosophy | COM | International/Foreign Culture: Comparative |
| Q | Quantitative and Formal Reasoning | SS | Social Science | GLO | International/Foreign Culture: Global |
| LIT | Literature | HS | Historical Change | REG | International/Foreign Culture: Regional |
| MA | The Arts | NS | Natural Sciences | IFN | International/Foreign Culture: Non-Western |
Key - Basic Skills Requirements, School of Arts and SciencesI Workshop in Composition
A Algebra
Other Keys: Term/Session Codes | Subjects | Special Indicators | Days | Classrooms
| 0021 | Beginning Ancient Greek 2 | L | 5 cr. | |||||
| 11372 | AT | MoTuWeThFr 10:00 AM-10:50 AM 00206 CL | No recitation. | Combined w/ GREEK 1021 | Enroll Limit 12 | Floyd,Edwin D | ||
This is the second half of a two-term introductory sequence in Attic Greek, the form of Greek used in Athens in the fifth and fourth centuries BCE. There will be a continuing focus on grammar and inflectional forms, along with reading from Plato, Meno. It is expected that Beetham's introductory text will be completed with several weeks to spare, which can be devoted to additional reading in Meno.
Prerequisite(s): PREQ: GREEK 0011
This course is offered at least once a year.
| 0220 | Intermediate Greek: Verse | 3 cr. | ||||||
| 10030 | AT | TuTh 01:00 PM-02:15 PM 00329 CL | No recitation. | Enroll Limit 10 | Avery,Harry C | |||
The purpose of this course will be to introduce the student to Homer and the Homeric dialect. Selections from the Iliad will be read, probably books 1, 6 , and 9. Most time will be devoted to understanding the text and to strengthening the student's grasp of ancient Greek. Some attention will be paid to literary and historical issues.
Prerequisite(s): PREQ: GREEK 0210
This course is offered at least once a year.
| 1021 | Beginning Ancient Greek 2 | L | 5 cr. | |||||
| 11370 | AT | MoTuWeThFr 10:00 AM-10:50 AM 00206 CL | No recitation. | Combined w/ GREEK 0021 | Enroll Limit 7 | Floyd,Edwin D | ||
This is the second half of a two-term introductory sequence in Attic Greek, the form of Greek used in Athens in the fifth and fourth centuries BCE. There will be a continuing focus on grammar and inflectional forms, along with reading from Plato, Meno. It is expected that Beetham's introductory text will be completed with several weeks to spare, which can be devoted to additional reading in Meno.
Prerequisite(s): Greek 0011 or 1011.
This course is offered at least once a year.
| 1302 | Greek Authors 2 | 3 cr. | ||||||
| 13014 | AT | TuTh 02:30 PM-03:45 PM 00136 CL | No recitation. | Combined w/ GREEK 1303 | Enroll Limit 7 | Floyd,Edwin D | ||
This course is intended to develop the student's ability to read Greek, along with a treatment of important areas of literary analysis. We will read Plato, Symposium.
Prerequisite(s): PREQ: GREEK 0210 and 0220
This course is offered at least once a year.
| 1303 | Greek Authors 2-Writing Prac | 1 cr. | ||||||
| 13016 | AT | TuTh 02:30 PM-03:45 PM 00136 CL | No recitation. | Combined w/ GREEK 1302 | Enroll Limit 3 | Floyd,Edwin D | ||
Readings are the same as for [Greek Authors 2]. Students will write about 30 pages during the term, developing from a draft to a finished paper.
Prerequisite(s): PREQ: GREEK 0210 and 0220
This course is offered at least once a year.
| 1416 | Greek Reading: Historians | 3 cr. | ||||||
| 37205 | SE3 | We 03:00 PM-05:25 PM 01518 CL | No recitation. | Combined w/ GREEK 2116 | Enroll Limit 6 | Avery,Harry C | ||
This course will consist of a reading of the eighth book of Thucydides' history and of a study of the problems connected with that book. Grades will be based on class performance and reports givin in class.
Prerequisite(s): PREQ: GREEK 1300 or 1302
This course is offered at least once a year.
| 2116 | Greek Reading: Historians | 3 cr. | ||||||
| 37206 | SE3 | We 03:00 PM-05:25 PM 01518 CL | No recitation. | Combined w/ GREEK 1416 | Enroll Limit 6 | Avery,Harry C | ||
This course will consist of a reading of the eighth book of Thucydides' history and of a study of the problems connected with that book. Grades will be based on class performance and reports givin in class.
Prerequisite(s): none
This course is offered at least once a year.
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