Wake Forest course catalog
2,552 courses at Wake Forest University, with prerequisites, ratings, workload, and what each one unlocks.
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- LAS 220CAfro Cuban Cultural Expression. (3 h)
- LAS 281Contemporary Chile in Latin American Perspective. (3 h)
- LAS 310Special Topics in Latin American and Latino Studies. (3 h)
- LAS 380Latin American and Latino Studies Honors Coloquium. (4 h)
- LAS 388Internship in Latin American and Latino Studies. (1-3 h)
- LAS 398Individual Study. (1-3 h)
- LAT 113Elementary Latin. (3 h)
- LAT 113LElementary Latin Lab. (2 h)
- LAT 120Reading Medieval Latin. (1.5-3 h)
- LAT 153Intermediate Latin. (3 h)
- LAT 153LIntermediate Latin Lab. (2 h)
- LAT 211Introduction to Latin Poetry. (3 h)
- LAT 212Introduction to Latin Prose. (3 h)
- LAT 316Roman Lyric Poetry. (3 h)
- LAT 318Roman Epic Poetry. (3 h)
- LAT 321Roman Historians. (3 h)
- LAT 325Roman Epistolography. (3 h)
- LAT 326Roman Comedy. (3 h)
- LAT 331Roman Elegy. (3 h)
- LAT 333Lucretius. (3 h)
- LAT 341Roman Satire. (3 h)
- LAT 343Latin Readings. (1.5-3 h)3 credits
- LAT 350Advanced Grammar and Composition. (3 h)
- LAT 360Seminar in Latin Poetry. (3 h)
- LAT 380Seminar in Latin Prose. (3 h)
- LAT 391Honors in Latin. (1.5 h)
- LAT 392Honors in Latin. (1.5 h)
- LIB 100Academic Research and Information Issues. (1.5 h)
- LIB 130Topics in Mis- and Disinformation. (1.5 h)
- LIB 200Critical Approaches to Information. (1.5 h)
- LIB 210Social Sciences Research Sources and Strategies. (1.5 h)
- LIB 220Science Research Sources and Strategies. (1.5 h)
- LIB 225Engineering Research Sources and Strategies. (1.5 h)
- LIB 230Business and Accounting Research Sources and Strategies. (1.5 h)
- LIB 235Research Methods for Entrepreneurs. (1.5 h)
- LIB 250Humanities Research Sources and Strategies. (1.5 h)
- LIB 255Research & Creative Practice. (1.5 h)
- LIB 260History of Material Texts
- LIB 265Archives and Primary Sources. (1.5 h)
- LIB 270Health Science Information Foundations and Evolution. (1.5 h)
- LIB 290Topics in Information. (0.5-3 h)
- LIB 300Research After Wake. (1.5 h)
- LIN 115Language, Culture, and Power: Linguistic Anthropology. (3 h)
- LIN 150Introduction to Linguistics. (3 h)
- LIN 260Global Work and Life: A Chinese Linguistics Approach. (3 h)
- LIN 309Modern English Grammar. (3 h)
- LIN 310Sociolinguistics and Dialectology. (3 h)
- LIN 320Phonetics and Phonology. (3 h)
- LIN 330Introduction to Psycholinguistics and Language Acquisition. (3 h)
- LIN 333Language and Gender. (3 h)