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LT203, Intermediate Latin I: A course at the<br />
intermediate level, with emphasis on vocabulary<br />
acquisition. Material will be chosen for accessibility.<br />
Readings may include: Cicero’s orations,<br />
Virgil’s Aeneid, Pliny’s Letters. Prerequisite:<br />
LT101 and 102 or placement at the 200-level.<br />
(U)(3). Fall only.<br />
LT204, Intermediate Latin II: A course at the<br />
intermediate level, with emphasis on vocabulary<br />
acquisition. Material will be chosen for accessibility.<br />
Readings may include: Cicero’s orations,<br />
Virgil’s Aeneid, Pliny’s Letters. Prerequisite:<br />
LT101 and 102 or placement at the 200-level.<br />
(U)(3). Spring only.<br />
LT301, Advanced Latin: A course at the<br />
advanced level with a vocabulary stretch and<br />
arcane points of grammar. Readings may include:<br />
Ovid’s Metamorphoses, lyric poetry by Catullus,<br />
Propertius, Tibullus and Ovid, satire by Horace<br />
or Juvenal, the comedies of Plautus and Terence.<br />
This course is repeatable for credit. Prerequisite:<br />
LT203 and 204, placement into the 300-level,<br />
or permission of the instructor. (U)(3). Spring<br />
even-numbered years.<br />
LT360, Topics in Latin: In-depth study of works<br />
not covered in earlier courses. This course is<br />
repeatable for credit. Prerequisite: LT203 and<br />
204, placement into the 300-level, or permission<br />
of instructor. (U)(3). Spring odd-numbered<br />
years.<br />
LT400, 401, 402, Independent Study:<br />
Directed reading in Latin or Greek. Consult<br />
head of department before registering. (U/G)<br />
(1, 2, 3). Fall and spring.<br />
LT499, Honors Thesis: Thesis Research (U)<br />
(3). Fall and spring.<br />
Computer Science and Software<br />
Engineering Department<br />
Administration<br />
Jonathan P. Sorenson, Ph.D., department chair<br />
Web page: www.butler.edu/csse<br />
Professors<br />
Zhi-Hong Chen, Ph.D.; Panagiotis K. Linos,<br />
Ph.D.; Jonathan P. Sorenson, Ph.D.<br />
Assistant Professor<br />
Ankur Gupta, Ph.D.<br />
<strong>Butler</strong> <strong>University</strong><br />
Why Study Computer Science or<br />
Software Engineering?<br />
These disciplines are an excellent choice for<br />
students who enjoy problem-solving and are<br />
good at mathematics and the sciences. Good<br />
communication skills are also a plus, as this<br />
type of work is typically done in small groups<br />
or as part of a team. Computers and software<br />
have become essential tools in all disciplines, so<br />
you can pair the study of computer science or<br />
software engineering with a major or minor in<br />
any other area of study, including the sciences,<br />
business, fine arts, or the humanities.<br />
Employment prospects in computer science<br />
and software engineering are excellent.<br />
Why Study Computer Science or<br />
Software Engineering at <strong>Butler</strong>?<br />
There are several reasons we feel our<br />
programs are distinctive:<br />
• Our Engineering Projects in Community<br />
Service (EPICS) program combines<br />
service-learning with the practice of<br />
software engineering; student-run teams<br />
develop software for charity and non-profit<br />
clients,<br />
• Our supercomputer is available for student<br />
research projects, with possible support<br />
available through the Honors Program<br />
and the <strong>Butler</strong> Summer Institute,<br />
• Our students learn parallel programming<br />
theory and techniques both in the<br />
freshman-level CS142 course and in the<br />
junior/senior level CS452 course,<br />
• Most of our students add a second major or<br />
minor program and still graduate on time,<br />
• Quality internships and part-time jobs are<br />
plentiful in the Indianapolis area,<br />
• And our alumni advisory board is active<br />
and engaged, not only mentoring our<br />
students and visiting for pizza lunches<br />
with our students, but also advising the<br />
department on curriculum and career<br />
preparation.<br />
Our software engineering program prepares<br />
students for professional careers as software system<br />
designers, developers, testers, maintainers,<br />
and project managers. Our computer science<br />
program is more broad-based, and prepares<br />
students not only for a variety of careers in<br />
the computing disciplines, such as systems or<br />
database administration and web development,<br />
but also for graduate study either in computer