ACLL 101 Elementary Latin I (4)
Grammar, composition, conversation, and reading of Latin. Language courses must be taken in sequence. A student may not earn graduation credit for a lower-level course taken concurrently with a higher-level course or after receiving credit for a higher-level course in the sequence.
ACLL 102 Elementary Latin II (4)
Continuation of ACLL 101; grammar, composition, conversation, and reading of Latin. Language courses must be taken in sequence. A student may not earn graduation credit for a lower-level course taken concurrently with a higher-level course or after receiving credit for a higher-level course in the sequence. Prerequisite(s): ACLL 101 or permission of instructor.
ACLL 201 Introduction to Latin Literature I (3)
Selected readings from prose authors such as Cicero. Selections must differ from those studied in ACLL 202. Prerequisite(s): ACLL 102, or permission of instructor for students with two years of high school Latin.
ACLL 202 Introduction to Latin Literature II (3)
Selected readings from prose authors such as Cicero and from Latin poetry. Selections must differ from those studied in ACLL 201. Prerequisite(s): ACLL 102 or permission of instructor for students with two years of high school Latin.
ACLL 410 Latin Prose Authors (3)
Detailed study and criticism of one Latin prose author (historian, orator, novelist, etc.). May be repeated for credit with change in author. Prerequisite(s): ACLL 202 or equivalent.
ACLL 411 Latin Poetry (3)
Detailed study and criticism of one Latin epic, lyric or dramatic poet. May be repeated for credit with change in author. Prerequisite(s): ACLL 202 or equivalent. May be taken concurrently with ACLL 202 with instructor's permission.
ACLL 497 Independent Study (2–4)
Seniors may take 2 to 4 credits of independent study in place of regular course work in Latin. Projects must be approved by the department chair. May be repeated once for credit.