image: greek dance line
Center for Modern Greek Studies
Spring 2008 Classes

 

 

link back to CMGS home

link to registration info

 

 
MGS 151 Modern Greek I1

Continuation of first semester Modern Greek.  Prerequisite: MGS 150 or equivalent.
This is a GE course [4 units]
schedule # 15265

Instructor: Dr. E. Papadaki
Time: Monday/Wednesday 2:10-3:50 p.m.

Location: HUM 384


MGS 152 Modern Greek Conversation

Emphasizing aural-oral skills, provides practice contexts for conversational modern Greek derived from the instructional videos, literary texts, and newspapers.  Prerequisite: MGS/GRE 150 or consent of instructor. [2 units] Schedule #15266

Instructor: Dr. E. Papadaki
Time: Wednesday 6:10-8:10 p.m.
Location: HUM 129


MGS 397/ENG 398   Greek American Literature

A survey of the major Greek American authors and poets of the 20th century against the backdrop of Greek migration to the U.S.  Prerequisite: ENG 114 or equivalent.  [3 units] Schedule #15268

Instructor: Prof. Martha Klironomos
Time: Tuesday 4:10 -6:55 p.m.
Location: HUM 384


MGS 470   Modern Greek IV

Continuation of third semester Modern Greek.  Conversation, grammar and composition writing.  Reading and translation of representative literary and other texts.  Prerequisite: MGS 365 or equivalent.  This is a GE course[4 units] schedule #15269

Instructor: Dr. E. Papadaki
Time: Tuesday/Thursday 2:10-3:50 p.m
Location: HUM 384


MGS 510/CLA 510/HST 326   The Byzantine Empire

Political, social, economic, cultural history of Byzantine empire from 7th to 15th centuries A.D.; relations of Byzantium with Germanic, Slavic, Arabic, and Turkic speaking neighbors.  Prerequisite: ENG 214 or equivalent.  This is a GE course [3 units] schedule # 15270

Instructor: Jesse Torgerson
Time: Monday 6:10-8:55 p.m.
Location: HUM 386