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Courses offered in 2012-13
*Please note that course syllabi are updated each year in late August.
Prior to August, the syllabi listed below will reflect the courses as they were offered in the last term or year. Changes in emphasis in course material may occur from year to year. Please note that some of these courses may have a restricted number of places for non-concentrators and non-ASC students.
Please also see Classical Studies Cross-Credits/Substitutions.
Classical Studies
101 - Introduction to Greek and Roman Civilization (F/W)
129 - Introduction to Archaeology (F/W)
200* - Greek History (F)
201* - Roman History (W)
205* - Ancient Humour (F) (NEW Blended Learning format)
214* - Ancient Science (F)
304* - Archaeology of the Classical World and Hellenistic Period (W)
306* - Archaeology of the Roman Empire (W)
311* - Greek and Roman Epic (W)
314* - Doctor, Bloodletter, Surgeon: The Beginnings of Western Medicine (W) NEW
331* - Hellenistic Culture and Society (W)
341* - The Roman Empire (F)
343* - The Later Roman Empire (F)
405* - The Topography of Rome (F)
408 - Archaeology Fieldwork Practicum I (Jordan) (Summer 2013)
409 - Archaeology Fieldwork Practicum II (Italy) (Summer 2013)
Greek
112 - Introductory Greek
208 - Intermediate Greek
310 - Epic Poetry and Oratory
410 - Greek Language and Literature
Latin
110 - Introductory Latin
209 - Intermediate Latin
310 - Epic Poetry and Oratory
410 - Latin Language and Literature
(All language courses are F/W)
For a full listing of all courses offered by the Department of Classics please see the Arts and Science Calendar.