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2020-2021 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Classics: Concentration in Classical Languages and Literatures

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I. Required courses in the major—36 hours, including:

20 hours from Greek and/or Latin language courses at the 300-400 level

CLAS 305, 306 - Topics in Greek Prose and Poetry (4, 4)
CLAS 307, 308 - Topics in Latin Prose and Poetry (4, 4)
CLAS 405, 406 - Topics in Greek Genres and Periods (4, 4)
CLAS 407, 408 - Topics in Latin Genres and Periods (4, 4)
Note: Licensure as a teacher of Latin requires all 20 hours of language courses to be in Latin.

4 hours from:

CLAS 250 - Mythology (4)
CLAS 325, 326 - Topics in Ancient Life & Culture (4, 4)
CLAS 385, 386 - Topics in Art and Archaeology (4, 4)
CLAS 425, 426 - Topics in Ancient History (4, 4)

8 additional hours chosen from:

CLAS 212 - Intermediate Latin (4)
Note: to receive credit for CLAS 212, it must be completed prior to enrolling in upper-level Latin classes.
CLAS 250 - Mythology (4)
CLAS 305, 306 - Topics in Greek Prose and Poetry (4, 4)
CLAS 307, 308 - Topics in Latin Prose and Poetry (4, 4)
CLAS 325, 326 - Topics in Ancient Life & Culture (4, 4)
CLAS 393 - Epic and Tragedy (3)
CLAS 405, 406 - Topics in Greek Genres and Periods (4, 4)
CLAS 407, 408 - Topics in Latin Genres and Periods (4, 4)
CLAS 425, 426 - Topics in Ancient History (4, 4)

Senior Capstone

CLAS 498 - Senior Capstone (4)

II. Required courses outside the major—None

III. Other departmental requirements:

Major competency will be demonstrated by a final examination consisting of two hours of written translation of Latin and/or Greek and successful completion of CLAS 498, which includes formal presentation of the research conducted in the course.

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