Classical Languages, Greek, BA

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Learning Outcomes

Our focus is on your learning. We actively communicate with you in the course of your studies. We rely on your input as you progress toward linguistic proficiency in Greek and/or Latin.

PARSE and TRANSLATE sacred and poetic texts.
GRASP the forms and rules of composition.
DEMONSTRATE basic understanding of linguistics and language (word roots).
INVESTIGATE technical and critical points of analysis in original texts snf standard reference works.
Effectively COMMUNICATE ideas about the Latin, Greek, and English morphology and syntax.
SIGHT-TRANSLATE and RECITE Latin and Greek texts.

Lower Division

By Arrangement

Take EITHER:
GREEK 101 - Elementary Ancient Greek 1
and
GREEK 102 - Elementary Ancient Greek 2
OR
INTEG 130 - Grammar & Syntax in Ancient Greek I
and
INTEG 131 - Grammar & Syntax in Ancient Greek II
AND
GREEK 201 - Intermediate Ancient Greek 1
GREEK 202 - Intermediate Ancient Greek 2

Upper Division

Take 24 units from the following list. At least 18 of these units must be GREEK courses

AH 350 - Medieval Art
AH 351 - Renaissance Art
CLSL 300 - Classical Mythology
CLSL 301 - Empires of Greece and Rome
ENGL 300 - Medieval Literature
ENGL 303 - Renaissance & 17th-Century Lit
GREEK 303 - Greek Historians
GREEK 304 - Greek Orators
GREEK 306 - Greek Dramatists
GREEK 308 - Greek Lyric Poets
GREEK 309 - Aristotle
GREEK 310 - New Testament Greek
GREEK 401 - Plato
GREEK 402 - Homer
GREEK 497 - Special Study
HIST 351 - Dark Ages (Birth of Europe)
TRS 311 - Origins of Christianity