2006–2007 Academic Catalog - Concordia University Ann Arbor

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COURSE DESCRIPTIONS
GRE202A Elementary Greek II credits: 4
Continuation of GRE201. Students learn the morphology, syntax, and vocabulary of
ancient Greek and achieve increasing competence in the skills in reading and writing passages.
PREREQUISITES: GRE201 or GRE201A
GRE295 Independent Study in Greek credits: 1
Sophomore level independent study.
GRE301 Greek Prose credits: 3
This course will involve more intensive reading of Koine Greek, a continuation of work on
translation skills, and further study of morphology, syntax, and vocabulary.
PREREQUISITES: GRE202 or GRE202A
GRE302 Greek Poetry credits: 3
Students examine selected readings in Greek literature along with a review of morphology,
syntax, and vocabulary. PREREQUISITES: GRE301
GRE311 Synoptic Gospels credits: 3
Reading in the original of large portions of the synoptic Gospels in the original, with special
emphasis on the particular style of each of the writers and their interdependence.
PREREQUISITES: GRE302
GRE312 Pauline Epistles I credits: 3
This course provides an intensive study of the major epistles of Paul, such as Romans, and 1
and 2 Corinthians. PREREQUISITES: GRE302
GRE313 Pauline Epistles II credits: 3
This course focuses on reading the shorter letters of Paul beginning with Galatians and endings
with Philemon. The purpose of the course is to increase the efficiency in reading
Koine Greek, enhance better understanding of syntax, and improve the range of New
Testament vocabulary. PREREQUISITES: GRE302
GRE315A Greek Readings: Septuagint credits: 1
This course serves as a vehicle for development of skills necessary in translation of ancient
Greek texts. Students expand their knowledge of Greek morphology, syntax, and vocabulary.
PREREQUISITES: GRE302
GRE315B Greek Readings: Classical Texts credits: 1
This course serves as a vehicle for development of skills necessary in translation of
ancient Greek texts. Students expand their knowledge of Greek morphology,
syntax, and vocabulary. PREREQUISITES: GRE302
GRE315C Greek Readings: New Testament credits: 1
This course serves as a vehicle for development of skills necessary in translation of
ancient Greek texts. Students expand their knowledge of Greek morphology,
syntax, and vocabulary. PREREQUISITES: GRE302
GRE315D Greek Readings: Church Fathers credits: 1
This course serves as a vehicle for development of skills necessary in translation of
ancient Greek texts. Students expand their knowledge of Greek morphology,
syntax, and vocabulary. PREREQUISITES: GRE302
GRE395 Independent Study in Greek credits: 1
Junior level independent study.
GRE483 Senior Project credits: 1
Students combine research and practical implementation of theories and concepts to develop
an individual project.
GRE495 Independent Study in Greek credits: 1
Senior level independent study.