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Latin 1 (LATN 2105)

Latin 1 (LATN 2105)

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Course ID: LATN 2105

This course introduces students to the basics of Latin grammar, syntax, and vocabulary. Students will be introduced to the six indicative active tenses of first, second, third, third ‐io, and fourth conjugations, as well as those same tenses of the irregular verbs sum and possum. Students will meet the present, imperfect, and future indicative passive tenses of first and second conjugations. The present infinitives, active and passive, will also be presented. Students will also learn about first, second, and third declension nouns; first, second, and third declension adjectives; special ‐ius adjectives; the reflexive adjective; interrogative adjectives; demonstratives; and numbers. Personal pronouns, reflexive pronouns, relative pronouns, and interrogative pronouns will also be taught.

By the end of the course, you will be able to:

  • Reconstruct all active indicative regular verb endings and translations in their respective tenses (present, imperfect, future, perfect, pluperfect, and future perfect).
  • Analyze irregular verb forms to create the correct person, number, tense, mood, and voice. 
  • Categorize imperative and infinitive forms of Latin verbs.
  • Identify the present, imperfect, and future indicative passive endings and basic translations.
  • Categorize all noun endings in their respective declensions.
  • Identify noun-adjective pairs in which the endings of the nouns and adjectives come from different declensions.
  • Reconstruct all major pronouns — demonstrative (hic, ille, iste, is, idem), intensive (ipse), personal (ego, tu, nos, vos), reflexive (se), relative (qui), and interrogative pronouns (quis).
  • Categorize Latin prepositions according to the case of their objects.
  • Categorize different parts of speech, conjugations, and declensions in Latin.

3 Credit Hours

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What courses are available to take?

Dual Advisors currently offers 27 online, fully accredited dual-credit and college-level courses through partnerships with universities and colleges across the United States. These include:

  • United States History 1
  • United States History 2
  • Language and Composition
  • American Government
  • Introduction to Communication
  • Introduction to Biology
  • Introduction to Biology: LAB
  • Quantitative Analysis 1
  • Principles of Psychology
  • Introduction to Information Technology
  • Chemistry 1
  • Chemistry 1: LAB
  • Latin 1
  • College Algebra
  • Physical Sciences
  • Physical Sciences: LAB
  • College Readiness (1-Credit)
  • Introduction to Christianity
  • World Civilizations 1
  • Microeconomics
  • Research and Composition
  • Old Testament
  • Introduction to Business and Entrepreneurship
  • Survey of the New Testament
  • Music Appreciation
  • Philosophy of Life
  • Introduction to Literature

Course materials & books

Each course is conducted entirely online. It provides students with all required learning resources, materials, exam proctoring expenses, and dedicated support from expert mentors, professors, and student teachers.

What support & accountability can I expect to receive?

There are several layers of support available to ensure every student's success. Each course has its own academic support system in addition to the support provided by Dual Advisors. The course instructors are experienced and actively participate in your learning, holding regular office hours and being available for any questions. Student Coaches are also available to check on your progress, organize study groups, and assist you in setting goals for success.

Can I transfer my earned credits to my choosen university or college?

Our coursework is accredited by the top regional and national standards. It is transcribed by a University or College and supported by professors who meets these standards. Generally, these credits will transfer to your selected university or college just like any other on-campus credits or AP coursework. Moreover, our Dual Advisors can proactively communicate with the admissions department at your chosen university to ensure that the credits are equivalent and transferable.

Age & identification requirements

Dual credit coursework is available for students who are at least 13 years old. To receive transferable college credit for this course, Dual Advisors and its partners will need to verify your identity using a government-issued or school-issued photo ID. Make sure to have your ID ready for the proctored mid-term and final examinations, as well as when applying for a transcript. You can start studying for this course without the appropriate identification, but it is necessary to have a government-issued or school-issued photo ID before scheduling the mid-term exam.

Technological requirements

All dual credit coursework is conducted online, requiring access to a computer or laptop, as well as consistent internet connectivity. Make sure your device meets the minimum requirements for completing a course for credit by reviewing the information specific to your operating system.

FOR PC:

Hardware

  • Intel Core 2 Duo (or AMD 64×2 Dual-Core) processor
  • 1 GB RAM
  • 80 GB hard drive
  • 1024×768 resolution monitor
  • Soundcard with microphone and speakers
  • Built-in or external webcam
  • Broadband internet connection with speeds of  at least 2 Mbps download and 2 Mbps upload. Hot spots are not recommended. Test internet speed at: http://www.speedtest.net
  • Browser with pop-up blocker disabled

Software

  • Windows 7 or above

FOR MAC:

Hardware

  • Intel Core 2 Duo (or AMD 64×2 Dual-Core) processor
  • 1 GB RAM
  • 80 GB hard drive
  • 1024×768 resolution monitor
  • Soundcard with microphone and speakers
  • Built-in or external webcam
  • Broadband internet connection with speeds of  at least 2 Mbps download and 2 Mbps upload. Hot spots are not recommended. Test internet speed at: http://www.speedtest.net
  • Browser with pop-up blocker disabled

Software

  • Mac OS 10.6 “Snow Leopard” or above

Workload & completion time allotment

In each dual credit course, you can expect to spend around 135-160 contact hours. A significant portion of this time will be dedicated to reading the material, watching instructional videos, and completing the Check Your Knowledge Participation Quizzes. To complete the larger mastery assignments, you should set aside at least 20 hours, and the rest of your time should be devoted to studying for and taking your midterm and final exams. Term and semester start and completion dates are selected at course enrollment.

Drop date & refund policy for coursework

Students can receive a full refund if they drop the course within 15 days of their purchase.

For more detailed information about Dual Advisors' refund and drop date policies, see our Refund & Drop Date Policies Page.

Request a Transcript

Once you have successfully finished the course and obtained a passing grade, you have the opportunity to request an official transcript from our partnered university. Usually, the transcript can be requested for a small additional fee, typically between $20-$50 each. This transcript can be applied towards a future degree program at the partnering institution, or it can be transferred to another college or university of your choice. To gain clarity on how these credits can be utilized, we suggest contacting the admissions office at the specific educational institution you plan on attending. In case you have additional questions, Dual Advisors are available to provide definitions, tips, and assist with your interactions.

Earning an Associates Degree

By combining the pursuit of a college Associates degree with high school graduation, students can seize an exceptional opportunity. This simultaneous achievement is not only possible but also actively encouraged. Opting for an online accelerated degrees program ensures that completion can be accomplished within a year, catering to individuals who value efficiency. Nevertheless, it's worth noting that many dual credit students opt for a more flexible timeline of 2-3 years to ensure a balanced workload. Engaging with Dual Advisors will provide valuable insights into this possibility and how it aligns with personal goals.