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All CLAS courses cross-listed with WGSS can be applied to the Classical Studies Minor. CLAS-B 311 Sex and Gender in the Ancient World (5 weeks, 1 cr) This class serves as an introduction to sex and gender in ancient Greece and Rome. By the end of the class, you will be able to answer the following questions …

All CLAS courses cross-listed with MHHS can be applied to the Classical Studies Minor. CLAS-C 210 Ancient Medicine and Modern Terminology combined with MHHS-M 325 This course develops understanding of medical terminology and the Greco-Roman healing practices in which much of this terminology developed. For medical terminology, the course covers spelling, pronunciation, abbreviations, analyzing words based on …

All CLAS courses cross-listed with HER can be applied to the Art History Minor, as well as the Classical Studies Minor. CLAS-A 301 Classical Archaeology combined with HER-H 310 The past is a puzzle with no instructions and mostly missing pieces. Come find out how archaeologists put together what pieces we do have to reconstruct the …

All CLAS courses cross-listed with HIST can be applied to the History Minor, as well as the Classical Studies Minor. CLAS-C 351 Change and Innovation in Greece combined with HIST-C 395 Explore the intellectual, cultural, and political world of democratic Athens, through the lens of literary and artistic masterpieces. This unparalleled period saw an astonishing florescence …

Upcoming Classes Courses Taught CLAS-C 205 Classical Mythology

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Different COURSES may be scheduled as COMBINED (also known as “cross-listed”) This means that for a particular iteration, the scheduled CLASSES of those COURSES will run concurrently (i.e. with the same MP and IOR). COMBINED CLASSES: may have the same syllabus and requirements, especially if the COURSES are equivalent may have different syllabi and requirements …

People / Units IOR = instructor of record D/P = department / program PD = program director UCSC = Undergraduate Curriculum and Standards Committee Schedule Meeting Pattern (MP) = the dates + time + location that a given class will meet over the semester f2f / IP = face to face / in person / not …

Course The primary curricular unit is the COURSE. Each COURSE has a particular: subject topic level (indicated by catalog number) title course code, made up of a subject code + topic code + catalog number intended learning outcomes and PLUS (or similar) Example: CLAS1-A2 3013 Classical Archaeology4 subject: CLAS (Classical Studies) topic: A (archaeology?) level: 301 …

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