Below is a list of available courses offered in Greek language. Consult the Registrar’s Office and the College Catalog for registration information.
An introduction to classical Greek, with emphasis on basic grammar and syntax. Reading of simple prose and poetry. Classical Greek is excellent preparation for Homeric and biblical Greek. The course is offered primarily online and asynchronously. Credit hours: 4.
An introduction to classical Greek, with emphasis on basic grammar and syntax. Reading of simple prose and poetry. Classical Greek is excellent preparation for Homerical and biblical Greek. The course is offered primarily online and asynchronously. Credit hours: 4. Prerequisite: GREK 1101 of equivalent.
The first module of four sequential courses, one credit per course, that together constitute the first half of an introduction to classical Greek. While students must work through the modules in order, students may enroll in multiple modules simultaneously to learn Greek at the speed appropriate for them. Emphasis on basic grammar and syntax, with reading of simple prose and poetry. Classical Greek is also excellent preparation for Homeric and biblical Greek. The course is primarily offered online and asynchronously. Credit hours: 1.
The second module of the sequence begun in GREK 1111. The course is primarily offered online and asynchronously. Credit hours: 1. Prerequisite or co-requisite: GREK 1111.
The third module of the sequence begun in GREK 1111. The course is primarily offered online and asynchronously. Credit hours: 1. Prerequisite or co-requisite: GREK 1112.
The fourth module of the sequence begun in GREK 1111. The course is primarily offered online and asynchronously. Credit hours: 1. Prerequisite or co-requisite: GREK 1113.
The first module of four sequential courses, one credit per course, that together constitute the second half of an introduction to classical Greek. While students must work through the modules in order, students may enroll in multiple modules simultaneously to learn Greek at the speed appropriate for them. Emphasis on basic grammar and syntax, with reading of simple prose and poetry. Classical Greek is also excellent preparation for Homeric and biblical Greek. The course is primarily offered online and asynchronously. Credit hours: 1. Prerequisite: GREK 1101 or equivalent, or GREK 1114. GREK 1114 may also be co-requisite.
The second module of the sequence begun in GREK 1121. The course is primarily offered online and asynchronously. Credit hours: 1. Prerequisite or co-requisite: GREK 1121.
The third module of the sequence begun in GREK 1121. The course is primarily offered online and asynchronously. Credit hours: 1. Prerequisite or co-requisite: GREK 1122.
The fourth module of the sequence begun in GREK 1121. The course is primarily offered online and asynchronously. Credit hours: 1. Prerequisite or co-requisite: GREK 1123.
Students read a selection of unabridged ancient Greek 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 Greek style and meter. Credit hours: 4, 4. Prerequisite: GREK 1102, two high school entrance units of Greek, or placement.
Students read a selection of unabridged ancient Greek 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 Greek style and meter. Credit hours: 4, 4. Prerequisite: GREK 1102, two high school entrance units of Greek, or placement.
Credit hours: 4. One time only.
Selections from ancient Greek prose writers chosen according the students' special interests and previous Greek experience. May be repeated for credit. Credit hours: 4, 4. Prerequisite: GREK 1102, two high school entrance units of Greek, or placement.
Selections from ancient Greek poetic writers chosen according the students' special interests and previous Greek experience. May be repeated for credit. Credit hours: 4, 4. Prerequisite: GREK 1102, two high school entrance units of Greek, or placement.