Greek Courses

NOTE: Complete undergraduate and graduate catalogs can be found here.

GREK 101 (3)
Elementary Greek I
Fundamentals of the classical Greek language in preparation for reading literary works, with written exercises and translation. Offered alternate years.

GREK 102 (3)
Elementary Greek II
Fundamentals of the classical Greek language in preparation for reading literary works, with written exercises and translation. Offered alternate years.

GREK 201 (3)
Intermediate Greek I
Continuing emphasis on developing facility in reading and grammatical skills. Offered alternate years.

GREK 202 (3)
Intermediate Greek II
Readings from Homer's Odyssey. Offered alternate years. V3

GREK 261 (1)
Directed Study
Selected topics pursued by individual students or small groups of students under supervision of a member of the department. The content of the course will vary according to the interests and needs of the students.

GREK 321 (3)
Greek Historians
Readings of the major Greek historians with particular attention to content, literary and historical technique and historical perspective. V2, V

GREK 327 (3)
Greek Drama
One or two plays studied in detail, with special attention to their relevant cultural contexts, poetic and dramatic structure, use of mythical material and treatment of character. V2, V

GREK 361 (1)
Special Study
Selected topics pursued by individual students or small groups of students under supervision of a member of the department. The content of the course will vary according to the interests and needs of the students.

GREK 461 (1)
Independent Study
Slected topics pursued by individual students under supervision of a member of the department. The content of the course will vary according to the interests and needs of the students.