Classics Minor: Greek Emphasis

Overview

The classics minor introduces students to the language and thought of the ancient world from which many of the foundations of the modern world are derived (Judaism, Christianity, politics, philosophy, history, etc.). It prepares students for advanced study in biblical and religious studies, literature, history, law, philosophy, languages, the classics or other related areas.

Program Student Learning Outcomes

1. Display mastery of the basics of at least one classical language.
2. Enumerate ways the language of a people characterize their thought and worldview.
3. Explicate the context of at least two epochs in which the classical languages were spoken.
4. Read significant monuments of prose and poetry in at least one of the classical languages.
5. Analyze the use of a classical language by an author or in an epoch through an extended philological study.

Locations Offered

Main Campus Fresno

General Education Prerequisites

• HIST 120 - Ancient Civilizations Credits 4

Required Courses (6 Courses, 18-21 Units)

• BIB 106 - Classical Greek I Credits 3
• BIB 107 - Classical Greek II Credits 3

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• BLIT-310 -BLIT 349  3 Units Biblical Literature  or
• BIB 488 - Directed Study 3 - 4 Units or
• HIST 488 - Directed Study 3 - 4 Units (with Greek exegesis involved)

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• HIST 110 - Introductory Latin Credits 3