CHM 590: Chemical Research
Laboratory and/or literature research in advanced chemistry, designed to develop independent research skills through the guidance of a research mentor on a specific chemical problem.
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CHM 597: Special Problems
Investigation of special problems under faculty supervision. Prerequisite: Permission of the instructor.
CHM 598: Lab Assistantship
Practical experience in setting up experiments and supervising laboratory work. Time requirement: three hours per week of laboratory work for each credit hour. Total limit: two hours of credit.
CLS 101: Beginning Latin I
An elementary course concentrating on the grammar, reading, and translation of Classical Latin.
CLS 102: Beginning Latin II
The continuation of CLS 101, focusing on the grammar, syntax, vocabulary, and idioms of Classical Latin.
CLS 103: Beginning Greek I
An elementary course concentrating on the grammar, reading and translation of Classical Greek.
CLS 104: Beginning Greek II
The continuation of CLS 103, focusing on the grammar, syntax, vocabulary, and idioms of Classical Greek.
CLS 200: Greco-Roman Literature and Culture
A study of Greek and Roman literature and culture and its influences on the Western tradition
CLS 201: Beginning Latin III
Students complete their study of basic grammar and spend the rest of the semester reading selections from Latin authors.