CLLA 101
Introduction to Latin Fall 2020
Division I
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This is a full-year course on the fundamentals of the Latin language. We focus throughout on learning grammar and vocabulary, and we regularly incorporate selections from literature, inscriptions, and other sources. Over time, we gradually increase the emphasis on reading selections from Latin poetry (e.g., Ovid’s Metamorphoses) and prose (e.g., Piny’s Letters).
The Class: Format: lecture; For Fall 2020, this course will use hybrid instruction, with synchronous meetings for both in-person and remote students (at the regularly scheduled times), video lectures, and online submissions.
Limit: 15
Expected: 8-10
Class#: 2196
Grading: yes pass/fail option, yes fifth course option
Requirements/Evaluation: frequent quizzes, classroom exercises, two midterms, a final project
Prerequisites: none; this course is designed for the student with no previous preparation in Latin or with only a little Latin who wishes a refresher; students with some previous experience in Latin may want to enroll in CLLA 102 only (consult the department)
Enrollment Preferences: Classics majors or intended Classics majors, first years and sophomores
Unit Notes: credit granted only if both semesters (CLLA 101 and 102) are taken
Distributions: Division I

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