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 Latin 2 | L | 5 cr. | |||||
| 11364 | AT | MoTuWeThFr 10:00 AM-10:50 AM 00314 BELLH | No recitation. | Combined w/ LATIN 1021 | Enroll Limit 15 | Korzeniewski,Andrew J. | ||
Students will continue to enlarge their storehouse of vocabulary and grammatical structures and to improve their reading skills. Through close reading and analysis of selections from Latin prose students will develop a sense for Latin word order and sentence structure and for characteristic forms of thought and expression.
Prerequisite(s): Latin 0011 or equivalent.
This course is offered at least once a year.
| 0021 | Beginning Latin 2 | L | 5 cr. | |||||
| 11366 | AT | MoTuWeThFr 11:00 AM-11:50 AM 00129 CL | No recitation. | Combined w/ LATIN 1021 | Enroll Limit 15 | Thorne,Nicholas Robert | ||
Students will continue to enlarge their storehouse of vocabulary and grammatical structures and to improve their reading skills. Through close reading and analysis of selections from Latin prose students will develop a sense for Latin word order and sentence structure and for characteristic forms of thought and expression.
Prerequisite(s): Latin 0011 or equivalent.
This course is offered at least once a year.
| 0220 | Intermediate Latin: Verse | 3 cr. | ||||||
| 15122 | AT | TuTh 09:30 AM-10:45 AM 00312 CL | No recitation. | Enroll Limit 15 | Smethurst,Mae J | |||
This course introduces Latin epic with the example of Virgil's Aeneid from the time of Augustan Rome. Students will translate, scan, and discuss the epic poem in class.
Prerequisite(s): Latin 0210 or equivalent.
This course is offered at least once a year.
| 1021 | Beginning Latin 2 | L | 5 cr. | |||||
| 11368 | AT | MoTuWeThFr 11:00 AM-11:50 AM 00129 CL | No recitation. | Combined w/ LATIN 0021 | Enroll Limit 5 | Thorne,Nicholas Robert | ||
Students will continue to enlarge their storehouse of vocabulary and grammatical structures and to improve their reading skills. Through close reading and analysis of selections from Latin prose students will develop a sense for Latin word order and sentence structure and for characteristic forms of thought and expression.
Prerequisite(s): none
This course is offered at least once a year.
| 1021 | Beginning Latin 2 | L | 5 cr. | |||||
| 11374 | AT | MoTuWeThFr 10:00 AM-10:50 AM 00314 BELLH | No recitation. | Combined w/ LATIN 0021 | Enroll Limit 5 | Korzeniewski,Andrew J. | ||
Students will continue to enlarge their storehouse of vocabulary and grammatical structures and to improve their reading skills. Through close reading and analysis of selections from Latin prose students will develop a sense for Latin word order and sentence structure and for characteristic forms of thought and expression.
Prerequisite(s): none
This course is offered at least once a year.
| 1032 | Medieval Latin Authors 2 | 3 cr. | ||||||
| 38682 | AT | TuTh 04:00 PM-05:15 PM 03501 WWPH | No recitation. | Combined w/ LATIN 1033 | Enroll Limit 20 | Venarde, B. | ||
Intermediate-level Latin course in the form of a survey of the riches of late antique and medieval Latin literature from the 4th century to the 12th. Readings drawn from one or more anthologies of medieval Latin will include a variety of subjects and both prose and poetry. There will be some attention to linguistic differences between the medieval Latins and their classical antecedents. Most of the course and the class meetings will be concerned with reading medieval Latin and situating it in historical, literary and cultural contexts. For undergraduate and graduate students with a least three (and preferably four) semesters of college Latin or the equivalent. NB: Those who have already taken Medieval Latin as Latin 1030 are encouraged to enroll in this course because the material will be different.
Prerequisite(s): Latin 0210 or Latin 0220 or equivalent or with instructors permission. Permission number would need generated with instructor permission.
This course is offered infrequently.
| 1033 | Medieval Latin Authors 2 | 1 cr. | ||||||
| 38683 | AT | TuTh 04:00 PM-05:15 PM 03501 WWPH | No recitation. | Combined w/ LATIN 1032 | Enroll Limit 20 | Venarde, B. | ||
This is the Writing Practicum for the course Medieval Latin Authors 2.
Prerequisite(s): Latin 0210 or Latin 0220 or eqivalent or with instructors permission. Permission number would be needed with instructor permission.
This course is offered infrequently.
| 1410 | Latin Reading: Satire | 3 cr. | ||||||
| 37287 | SE3 | Mo 03:00 PM-05:25 PM 01518 CL | No recitation. | Combined w/ LATIN 2110 | Enroll Limit 6 | Possanza,D Mark | ||
Selected readings in Martial’s Epigrams and Juvenal’s Satires. Martial and Juvenal had a keen eye for the faults, foibles and frailties of their fellow human beings and an unforgiving poetic genius for exposing and skewering them. We will focus on the formal features and themes of epigram and satire, and on aspects of Roman imperial society, which provided these two poets with ample material for trenchant wit and ridicule.
Prerequisite(s): At least one semester of Latin at the 1300 level.
This course is offered infrequently.
| 1700 | Latin Prose Composition | 3 cr. | ||||||
| 38616 | AT | TuTh 11:00 AM-12:15 PM 01518 CL | No recitation. | Enroll Limit 12 | ||||
Through exercises in composing sentences and short paragraphs students will gain a deeper understanding of Latin syntax and a more active command of Latin idiom. (If you don’t know your forms, start reviewing now.) In addition, we will read and analyze specimen passages taken from Latin prose authors to develop a sharper appreciation of Latin stylistics.
Prerequisite(s): At least one semester of Latin at the 1300 level.
This course is offered at least once a year.
| 2110 | Latin Reading: Satire | 3 cr. | ||||||
| 37288 | SE3 | Mo 03:00 PM-05:25 PM 01518 CL | No recitation. | Combined w/ LATIN 1410 | Enroll Limit 6 | Possanza,D Mark | ||
Selected readings in Martial’s Epigrams and Juvenal’s Satires. Martial and Juvenal had a keen eye for the faults, foibles and frailties of their fellow human beings and an unforgiving poetic genius for exposing and skewering them. We will focus on the formal features and themes of epigram and satire, and on aspects of Roman imperial society, which provided these two poets with ample material for trenchant wit and ridicule.
Prerequisite(s): At least one semester of Latin at the 1300 level
This course is offered infrequently.
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