1. Information identifying the holder of the qualification
 

1.1 Family name(s)	Rossi
1.2 Given name(s)	Carlo
1.3 Date of birth (day/month/year):	22/04/1976
1.4 Student identification number or code (if available)	RSSCRL76D22H501N

2.1 Name of qualification and (if applicable) title conferred (in original language)	Laurea in Lettere; laureato in Lettere
2.2 Main field(s) of study for the qualification	Humanities
2.3 Name and status of awarding institution (in original language)	Università degli studi di Cassino (State University)
2.4 Name and status of institution (if different from 2.3) administering studies (in original language)	See 2.3
2.5 Language(s) of instruction/examination	Italian

3. Information on the level of the qualification

3.1 Level of qualification	Laurea (First degree)
3.2 Official length of programme	Three years
3.3 Access requirements(s)	Secondary school leaving qualification

4 Information on the contents and results gained

4.1 Mode of study	Full time
4.2 Programme requirements	The main purpose of the above Laurea degree course is to provide students with adequate basic education in such subjects as Italian language and literature, history as well as classical and modern languages, literatures, art history and history of western civilizations from its beginning up to nowadays. 180 credits must be earned subdivided into: 30 credits: basic compulsory subjects; 44 credits: compulsory subjects, characteristic of the class 38 credits: supplementary compulsory subjects 10 credits: optional subjects 6 credits: a foreign language 10 credits: training period 32 credits: various educational activities 10 credits: final examination
4.3 Programme details: (e.g. modules or units studied), and the individual grades/marks/credits obtained	1st year

Courses	credits	grades	course code
1. Italian Literature	8 credits	28	L-183
2. Literary Criticism and Comparative Literatures	6 credits	30 e lode	L-112
3. Romanic Philology and Linguistics	4 credits	28	L-125
4. Latin Literature	4 credits	28	L-175
5. Roman History	4 credits	30 e lode	L-155
6. English	6 credits	30	L-133
7. Glottology	4 credits	27	L-191
8. Archives Studies	4 credits	28	L-129
9. History of Music	4 credits	30 e lode	L-189
10. Medieval Art History	4 credits	28	L-168
11. Sociology of Cultural and Communication Processes	4 credits	30	L-111
12. Communication Technology	4 credits	28	L-145
13. History of Southern Italy (free choice)	4 credits	30 e lode	L-188

5. Information on the function of the qualification
 

5.1 Access to further study	The Laurea grants access to 'Laurea specialistica' (2nd degree), 'corso di specializzazione' (specialization degree course ) and 'Master universitario' (university Master).
5.2 Professional status (if applicable)	Possible professional opportunities for 'Laurea' holders of Cassino University are: - teachers in secondary schools (after further education and training as per current legal provisions); - professionals at publishing companies (experts in editorial projects, in text editing with traditional or software-based tools).

6. Additional information
 

6.1 Additional information
6.2 Further information sources	Details on teaching modules are available in the university web page www.unicas.it/didattica/facolt/lettere. The description of the subjects listed under point 4.3 is in the annex.

7. Certification of the supplement
 

7.1 Date	25 July 2002
7.2 Signature	Carlo Bianchi
7.3 Capacity	Registrar
7.4 Official stamp or seal	X

Teaching module title	Latin literature (Letteratura latina) (for students of the Laurea degree course in 'Lettere', modern and contemporary area, surnames from A to L)
Tipology of reference education activity	compulsory basic subject
Reference sector	L-FIL/ LET 04
Year of degree course	1st
Semester	1st
Credit total amount	6
Global workload (in hours)	150
Time distribution	36 h.s for lectures; 6 h.s for applied activities; 6 h.s for progress tests; 102 h.s individual work
Teacher's name	Antonio Bruni
Educational goals	to have undergraduates know the most relevant authors and themes of the history of Latin literature, with particular reference to literary genres; to have them gain the basic notions of Latin prosody and metrics as well as the basic skills for a linguistic and historico-literary analysis of the texts of Latin writers and poets of the classical period
Prerequisites	basic notions of the Latin language
Course syllabus	time subdivision and history of Latin literary genres; theoretical foundations of Latin prosody and metrics with respective applications; reading and linguistic and historical literary analysis of texts from Latin prose writers and poets
Reference books	selected pages from the following works: P. Fedeli, Letteratura latina, Il tripode, Napoli 1984, second edition (or, alternatively: G. B. Conte, Letteratura latina, Le Monnier, Firenze 1987 and following corrected issues; or, alternatively: G. Cipriani, Storia della letteratura latina, Einaudi Scuola, Milano 1999); A. Traina (edited by), Virgilio. L'utopia e la storia (Il libro XII dell'Eneide e antologia delle opere), Loescher, Torino 1997; M. Bonaria - C. Grassi (edited by), Seneca il Vecchio. Quintiliano, Paideia, Brescia 1971
Teaching activities	lectures, class reading and metrico-prosodiac analysis.