Introduction to Classical Literature D. 9 additional semester hours of upper-division coursework in Classics or Latin. Required for entering freshmen in the College of Liberal and Fine Arts with less than 15 hours of coursework and who are interested in majoring in Classics. Critical study of topics in classics. Innovative classroom and learning techniques are used to introduce students to these topics and to help strengthen critical thinking, problem solving, and writing skills. Enrichment activities may include film, television programs, web resources, field trips, and guest lectures by other faculty.
Content varies with each instructor.
A maximum of three semester credit hours of freshman topics courses may apply to a bachelor's degree, although this specific topic may be taken only once. Completion of Core Curriculum rhetoric requirement or equivalent. Introduction to the civilization and cultural achievements of ancient Greece, including history, religion, philosophy, literature, and art. Completion of Core Curriculum rhetoric requirement or equivalent. Introduction to the civilization and cultural achievements of ancient Rome, including history, religion, philosophy, literature, and art.