Course Offerings – Latin
Below is a list of available courses offered in Latin language. Consult the Registrar’s Office and the College Catalog for the official course list.
Course List
LATN 1101 - Elementary Latin
An introduction to classical Latin, with emphasis on basic grammar and syntax and reading of simple prose and poetry. Credit hours: 4. (LA)
LATN 1102 - Elementary Latin
An introduction to classical Latin, with emphasis on basic grammar and syntax and reading of simple prose and poetry. Credit hours: 4. (LA)
LATN 1188 - Latn One Time Only
Credit hours: 4. One time only.
LATN 2201 - Intermediate Latin
Students read a selection of unabridged Latin prose and poetry with special attention to fluid translation and comprehension. Coursework will include review of basic grammar and syntax and introductions to the variations of Latin style and meter. Credit hours: 4. Prerequisite: two or three high school entrance units in Latin, LATN 1102, or placement. (LA)
LATN 2202 - Intermediate Latin
Students read a selection of unabridged Latin prose and poetry with special attention to fluid translation and comprehension. Coursework will include review of basic grammar and syntax and introductions to the variations of Latin style and meter. Credit hours: 4. Prerequisite: two or three high school entrance units in Latin, LATN 1102, or placement. (LA)
LATN 3310 - Advanced Readings In Latin Prose
One time only. Spring 2025, Session 4: This course examines how communities function in the digital realm, how online communities impact our sense of community and how such changes affect our social, political and economic lives. The course will engage with topics that are relevant to online communities today, including race, gender, health, activism, bias, misinformation, and ethics. Students will explore questions relating to digital technology, social change and the social and cultural aspects of digital media. Credit hours: 4. (SS)
LATN 3320 - Advanced Readings In Latin Poetry
Students gain practice with several methods of researching media, both qualitative and quantitative, with attention to texts, audiences and industry. Case studies from contemporary media will be analyzed using the various research methods. Students have the opportunity to develop skills in written, oral and visual communication. Credit hours: 4. Prerequisite: MAC 1101 or permission of instructor.
LATN 3388 - Latn One Time Only
Credit hours: 4. One time only.
