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DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICAL STUDIES

Undergraduate Courses for 2012-2013

Course #s	Course Title / Syllabus	Instructor's Website
CS 1000-001	Classical Civilization	Brown
CS 1000-002	Classical Civilization	Lamari
CS 2200	Classical Mythology	Sharp
CS 2300	Sport and Recreation in the Ancient World	Lamari
CS 2700A	Technology & Engineering in the Ancient World	Murison
CS 2800A	Greek and Latin Elements in English	Carter
CS 2800B	Greek and Latin Elements in English	Carter
CS 2902A	Ancient Cities in the Mediterranean	Greene
CS 2903A	Ancient Greek Science	Sharp
CS 2903B	Ancient Greek Science	Sharp
CS 2904B	Alexander the Great	Murison
CS 2905A	Crime and Punishment in Ancient Greece and Rome (syllabus)	Pogorzelski
CS 2905B	Crime and Punishment in Ancient Greece and Rome	Pogorzelski
CS 2906A	Greek and Roman Medicine	Gundert
CS 2906B	Greek and Roman Medicine	Gundert
CS 2907B	Daily Life in Ancient Greece and Rome	Olson
CS 2908A	Roman Conquests and Cultural Identities	Meyer
CS 2908B	Roman Conquests and Cultural Identities	Meyer
CS 3100E	Greek and Roman Drama	Suksi
CS 3110F	Greek Epic	Brown
CS 3150G	Latin Epic	Carter
CS 3350G	Women in Ancient Rome	Olson
CS 3410E	Greek History	Steinbock
CS 3612G	Greek Political Thought: Plato to Aristotle	Sharp
CS 3901E	Archaeology of Roman Empire	Greene
CS 3903F	Archaeology of Ancient Athens	Wilson
CS 3904F	Ancient Tricksters, Global Perspectives	Stocking
CS 3905G	Late Antiquity	Meyer
Greek 1000	Introductory Ancient Greek	Wood
Greek 2000	Advanced Ancient Greek	Steinbock
Greek 3100A	Greek Prose Selections	Stocking
Latin 1000 (001)	Introductory Latin	Meyer
Latin 1000 (002)	Introductory Latin	Wood
Latin 1000 (003)	Introductory Latin	Carter
Latin 2000	Advanced Latin (syllabus)	Roberts
Latin 3100A/4903A	Latin Prose Selections	Nousek
Latin 3200B/4904B	Latin Poetry Selections (syllabus)	Pogorzelski

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