LATN 104.  Introductory Latin   (3).

Offers an introduction to Latin, presents the basic rules of grammar, and encourages early readings and vocabulary learning. Course includes diversity content.

LATN 111.  Elementary Latin I   (5).

Presents the basic grammar of Latin and emphasizes early reading.

LATN 112.  Elementary Latin II   (5).

Continues the presentation of the basic grammar of LATN 111 and emphasizes early reading. Prerequisite(s): one unit of high school Latin, LATN 111, or departmental consent.

LATN 204.  Intermediate Latin   (3).

General education humanities course. General review of grammar with selected readings of prose and poetry. This course allows the student to understand the reality of a different timeline and space. Course includes diversity content. Prerequisite(s): LATN 106, two years of high school Latin, or departmental consent.

LATN 325.  Classical Mythology   (3).

Cross-listed as GREK 325 and HIST 352. Studies the most important myths of the Greeks and Romans. Includes the stories of creation, the gods and goddesses, the major heroes and important sagas such as Achilles, Odysseus and the Trojan War. Sources are mainly literary, e.g., Homer, Hesiod, Virgil and Ovid, but the course also includes Greek art. All readings in English; requires no previous knowledge of Latin or Greek.

LATN 526.  Advanced Grammar and Composition   (3).

Intensive study of the grammar and style of classical Latin prose of the Golden Age, especially of Cicero and Caesar. Required capstone course for the MCLL major with specialization in Latin.