Introduction to Classical Mythology-WB (C C 303)

This course is an Introduction to Classical Mythology. Through a survey of major works of classical literature and art, students will work together to survey the most important mythical stories and sagas from the classical world as well as the dominant ancient and modern trends in their interpretation. By surveying these strands of interpretation, students will develop a set of critical skills in the historical, sociological, psychological and anthropological analysis of literature and art.

Course Schedule and Logistics

This course has no live class meetings, and for the most part can be done on the student's own schedule. There are due dates for all assignments, and the exams must be taken on the assigned dates in a proctored, face-to-face setting. Exam proctoring fees may apply and are not included in the course fee.

First class day: Monday, July 15

Last class day: Friday, August 16

Final exam: Instructor will provide information.

Students receive three hours of Extension credit (not in-residence) on a UT Austin transcript that counts towards their cumulative GPA.  In many degrees at UT Austin, this course will count as an elective.

Prerequisites

None.

This course is available for Summer 2019 through the UT Registrar. As a general campus policy, current UT students may enroll in University Extension courses only when the equivalent course is not available online through the Registrar.  Students seeking an exception should contact their college advisor.

Official UT Austin Description

Survey of major Greek and Roman myths and their influence on literature, art and music.

Policies

No refunds after 7/18/2019.

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