Classics 205, a popular 3-credit course option for all students, is especially useful for those whose main interests are in STEM subjects or who intend to enter the medical field. The course is designed to help the student master the scientific and technical vocabulary of their particular field, with particular reference to the biological sciences, through a study of the Latin and Greek roots used to create the majority of scientific terms. Knowledge of Latin or Greek is not required.
Required textbook: Donald M. Ayers,Bioscientific Terminology: Words from Latin and Greek Stems(The University of Arizona Press).
- Fulfills Visual, Literary, and Performing Arts (VLPA) GE requirement
- 3.0 credits
Please note that in WQ '22 there are 8 sections of Classics 205 as follows:
205A LC |
MWF |
0830-920 |
DEN 213 |
Chase,Catherine |
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205B LC |
MWF |
0930-1020 |
SMI 311 |
Chase,Catherine |
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205C LC |
MWF |
1030-1120 |
SMI 311 |
HANLEY,LAURYN |
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205D LC |
MWF |
1130-1220 |
SMI 313 |
HANLEY,LAURYN |
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205E LC |
MWF |
0830-920 |
DEN 212 |
Speth,Nicole |
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205F LC |
MWF |
0930-1020 |
SMI 107 |
Speth,Nicole |
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205G LC |
MWF |
10:30-11:20 |
DEN 112 |
Smith, Lexi |
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205H LC |
MWF |
1130-1220 |
SMI 107 |
Smith, Lexi |