Art History Prehistory-1300 CE

First day of classes...Monday Aug. 26
Labor Day Holiday (All Offices Closed).Monday Sept. 2

Pretest due Tuesday September 3rd at 5PM
(You will not be graded on this exam it is a pretest to give you an idea of what you will learn this semester)

Last day to ADD a semester length class is . Sunday Sept. 8

Quiz 1 Prehistory due by 5PM Tuesday September 17

Last day to ADD short term classes 10% of total days
Last day to DROP a semester length class without a “W” and with a refund is Sunday Sept. 8
Last day to DROP short term classes ...... 10% of total days
Deadline to Petition for AA-T/AS-T Degrees for Spring 2020 Transfer… ..September 12

Quiz 2 Prehistory through Mesopotamia Tuesday October 8th 5PM

Last day to submit Pass/No Pass grading option ...Sept. 27
Deadline to petition for fall graduation .......Sept. 12
Quiz 3 Mesopotamia to Early Greek Tuesday October 22nd 5PM
Financial aid students in semester length classes must persist beyond this date in order to avoid returning financial aid funds .Oct. 30

Quiz 4 Greek and Roman Tuesday November 12 5PM

Veterans Holiday (All Offices Closed) .. Nov. 11
Last day to DROP a semester length class with a “W” is Nov. 15
Last day to DROP a short term class with a “W” is 75% of meeting days
Thanksgiving Holiday (All Offices Closed, No Saturday Classes.) Nov. 28 - 30

Quiz 5 Byzantine through Early Renaissance Tuesday December 3rd 5PM

Final exams . Dec. 9 - 14

Final Exam Tue. Dec. 10, 9:40-11:40am

Weeks 5-10 Lectures The Greek World Aegean 2800 1100BCE Crete,Knossos, Thera c1500 Early Greek Mainland c1500 Aegean and Mainland Early Greek Pottery Geometric, Oriental and Archaic Periods Intro to the Golden Age Sculpture Golden Age Sculpture Golden Age to Late Hellenism The Acropolis (with Bacchae Discussion) DISCUSSION *The Bacchae* (It's a play) 58-86 The Buildings of the Acropolis Acropolis V (Erechtheion)	GET AHEAD ON READING NEXT TWO WEEKS ARE BIG READING WEEKS Mencher *Liaisons* *The Bacchae* (It's a play) 58-86 Available as a performance in the library: *Euripides' Bacchae* [videorecording] / presented by the Department of Classics University of Otago and Classic Productions ; translated and directed by Harry Love. c1997. E491 available, Instructional Videos - Fremont Campus

Weeks 11-Finals Lectures The Roman World Roman Sculpture Roman Architecture Pompeii Rome and Judaism Roman Art: The Triumphal Arch of Titus Late Rome Art: The Arch of Constantine and Constantine's Basilica Introduction to the Cantor Center Classical World Architecture, Pottery, and Sculpture

Weeks 5-10
Lectures The Greek World

Aegean 2800 1100BCE
Crete,Knossos,
Thera c1500
Early Greek Mainland c1500
Aegean and Mainland
Early Greek Pottery
Geometric, Oriental and Archaic Periods
Intro to the Golden Age
Sculpture Golden Age
Sculpture Golden Age to Late Hellenism
The Acropolis (with Bacchae Discussion)
DISCUSSION The Bacchae (It's a play) 58-86
The Buildings of the Acropolis
Acropolis V (Erechtheion)

GET AHEAD ON READING
NEXT TWO WEEKS ARE BIG READING WEEKS
Mencher Liaisons The Bacchae (It's a play) 58-86

Available as a performance in the library:
Euripides' Bacchae [videorecording] /

presented by the Department of Classics University of Otago and Classic Productions ; translated and directed by Harry Love.
c1997.
E491
available, Instructional Videos - Fremont Campus

Weeks 11-Finals
Lectures The Roman World

Roman Sculpture
Roman Architecture
Pompeii
Rome and Judaism
Roman Art: The Triumphal Arch of Titus
Late Rome Art: The Arch of Constantine and Constantine's Basilica
Introduction to the Cantor Center Classical World Architecture, Pottery, and Sculpture