4 courses with the subject LAT, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
LAT 110Elementary Latin I4
An introductory course in the Latin language. Students learn basic grammatical elements and linguistic principles of the Latin language (morphology, semantics, and syntax) and acquire a working vocabulary. Students engage in Courses| 213 frequent discussions of classical art, literature, and history and examine Latin’s role in the development of other world languages. (4 credit hours) Offered: Fall.
The second of two elementary courses in Latin. Students build upon basic knowledge of Latin vocabulary, grammar, and linguistic principles and continue discussions of art, literature, and history of the classical Roman and medieval civilizations and an examination of Latin’s role in the development of world languages. (4 credit hours) Offered: Spring.
The first of two intermediate-level Latin courses designed to augment knowledge of vocabulary, grammar, and prose idiom of classical and post-classical Latin. Students will ) expand understanding of the grammatical and linguistic principles (morphology, semantics, and syntax) of the language and examine the influence of Roman culture on Western arts, literatures, and languages. Emphasis will be placed on reading original texts. (3 credit hours) Offered: Fall.
Intermediate Latin II is the second of two intermediate- level Latin courses designed to augment the student's knowledge of the vocabulary, grammar, and prose idiom of classical and post-classical Latin. Students will expand their understanding of the grammatical and linguistic principles (morphology, semantics, and syntax) of the language and examine the influence of Roman culture on Western arts, literatures, and languages. Emphasis will be placed on the reading of original texts. ) Offered: Spring.
