COM courses
118 courses · University of California Davis · Fall 2026
- COM 001 — Major Works of the Ancient World1 section
- COM 002 — Major Works of the Medieval & Early Modern World1 section
- COM 003 — Major Works of the Modern World1 section
- COM 004 — Major Works of the Contemporary World1 section
- COM 005 — Fairy Tales, Fables, & Parables1 section
- COM 006 — Myths & Legends1 section
- COM 006V — Myths & Legends1 section
- COM 007 — Literature of Fantasy & the Supernatural1 section
- COM 007V — Literature of Fantasy & the Supernatural1 section
- COM 008 — Utopias & Their Transformations1 section
- COM 009 — The Short Story & Novella1 section
- COM 010A — Master Authors in World Literature: Gilgamesh, Ramayana, Beowulf, Nibelungenlied1 section
- COM 010B — Master Authors in World Literature: Metamorphoses, Decameron, Arabian Nights, Canterbury Tales1 section
- COM 010C — Master Authors in World Literature: Chanson de Roland, El Cid, Igor’s Campaign, Morte D’Arthur1 section
- COM 010D — Master Authors in World Literature: Sakuntala, Tristan & Isolde, Aucassin & Nicolette, Gawain1 section
- COM 010E — Master Authors in World Literature: Swift, Rabelais, La Celestina, Simplicissimus1 section
- COM 010F — Master Authors in World Literature: Cervantes, Saikaku, Fielding, Voltaire1 section
- COM 010G — Master Authors in World Literature: Machiavelli, Shakespeare, Calderón, Racine, Schiller1 section
- COM 010H — Master Authors in World Literature: Goethe, Byron, Stendhal, Pushkin, Lermontov1 section
- COM 010I — Master Authors in World Literature: Hoffmann, Gogol, Poe, Hawthorne, Maupassant, Chekhov, Melville1 section
- COM 010J — Master Authors in World Literature: Flaubert, Twain, Turgenev, Galdós, Ibsen1 section
- COM 010K — Master Authors in World Literature: Balzac, Dostoevski/Tolstoi, Hardy, Shaw, Strindberg1 section
- COM 010L — Master Authors in World Literature: Unamuno, Svevo, Conrad, Gide, Kafka, Faulkner1 section
- COM 010M — Master Authors in World Literature: Yeats, Woolf, Céline, Tanizaki, Brecht, Pirandello1 section
- COM 010N — Master Authors in World Literature: Camus, Márquez, Borges, Bellow, Beckett, Genet1 section
- COM 011 — Travel & the Modern World1 section
- COM 012 — Introduction to Women Writers1 section
- COM 013 — Dramatic Literature1 section
- COM 014 — Introduction to Poetry1 section
- COM 020 — Humans & the Natural World1 section
- COM 022 — Literature of the Abnormal Psyche1 section
- COM 024 — Animals in Literature1 section
- COM 025 — Ethnic Minority Writers in World Literature1 section
- COM 053A — Literature of East Asia1 section
- COM 053B — Literature of South Asia1 section
- COM 053C — Literatures of the Islamic World1 section
- COM 090X — Lower Division Seminar1 section
- COM 098 — Directed Group Study1 section
- COM 098F — Student Facilitated Course1 section
- COM 099 — Special Study for Undergraduates1 section
- COM 100 — World Cinema1 section
- COM 110 — Hong Kong Cinema1 section
- COM 112 — Japanese Cinema1 section
- COM 120 — Writing Nature: 1750 to the Present1 section
- COM 135 — Women Writers1 section
- COM 138 — Gender & Interpretation in the Renaissance1 section
- COM 139 — Shakespeare & the Classical World1 section
- COM 140 — Thematic & Structural Study of Literature1 section
- COM 141 — Introduction to Critical Theoretical Approaches to Literature & Culture1 section
- COM 142 — Critical Reading & Analysis1 section
- COM 144 — The Grotesque1 section
- COM 145 — Representations of the City1 section
- COM 146 — Myth in Literature1 section
- COM 147 — Modern Jewish Writers1 section
- COM 148 — Mystical Literatures of South Asia & the Middle East1 section
- COM 151 — Colonial & Postcolonial Experience in Literature1 section
- COM 152 — Literature of the Americas1 section
- COM 152S — Literature of the Americas (Taught in Latin America)1 section
- COM 153 — The Forms of Asian Literature1 section
- COM 154 — African Literature1 section
- COM 155 — Classical Literatures of the Islamic World 600-19001 section
- COM 156 — The Ramayana1 section
- COM 157 — War & Peace in Literature1 section
- COM 158 — The Detective Story as Literature1 section
- COM 159 — Women in Literature1 section
- COM 160A — The Modern Novel1 section
- COM 160B — The Modern Drama1 section
- COM 161A — Tragedy1 section
- COM 161B — Comedy1 section
- COM 162 — Writing Love & War in South Asia1 section
- COM 163 — Biography & Autobiography1 section
- COM 164A — The European Middle Ages1 section
- COM 164B — The Renaissance1 section
- COM 164C — Baroque & Neoclassicism1 section
- COM 164D — The Enlightenment1 section
- COM 165 — Caribbean Literatures1 section
- COM 165S — Caribbean Literatures1 section
- COM 166 — Literatures of the Modern Middle East1 section
- COM 166A — The Epic1 section
- COM 166B — The Novel1 section
- COM 167 — Comparative Study of Major Authors1 section
- COM 168A — Romanticism1 section
- COM 168B — Realism & Naturalism1 section
- COM 169 — The Avant-Garde1 section
- COM 170 — The Contemporary Novel1 section
- COM 171 — Partition Literature: South Asia1 section
- COM 172 — A Story for a Life: The Arabian Nights1 section
- COM 173 — Sakuntala: The Story of a Ring1 section
- COM 175 — Shahnameh: The Persian Book of Kings1 section
- COM 180 — Selected Topics in Comparative Literature1 section
- COM 180S — Selected Topics in Comparative Literature1 section
- COM 192 — Internship in Comparative Literature1 section
- COM 194H — Special Study for Honors Students1 section
- COM 195 — Senior Seminar in Comparative Literature1 section
- COM 197T — Tutoring in Comparative Literature1 section
- COM 198 — Directed Group Study for Advanced Undergraduates1 section
- COM 198F — Student Facilitated Course1 section
- COM 199 — Special Study for Advanced Undergraduates1 section
- COM 199FA — Student Facilitated Course Development1 section
- COM 199FB — Student Facilitated Teaching1 section
- COM 210 — Topics & Themes in Comparative Literature1 section
- COM 214 — Approaches to Lyric Poetry1 section
- COM 215 — Forms of the Spiritual Quest1 section
- COM 220 — Literary Genres1 section
- COM 238 — Gender & Interpretation1 section
- COM 250A — Research in Primary Literature1 section
- COM 250B — Research in Second Literature1 section
- COM 250C — Research in Third Literature or Special Topic1 section
- COM 250D — Dissertation Prospectus1 section
- COM 255 — Proseminar: Comparative Literature: Past, Present, Future1 section
- COM 260 — Contexts of the 19th-Century Novel1 section
- COM 297 — Directed Independent Study in Primary, Secondary, or Third Literature1 section
- COM 298 — Directed Group Study1 section
- COM 299 — Individual Study1 section
- COM 299D — Special Study for the Doctoral Dissertation1 section
- COM 390 — Teaching Comparative Literature in College1 section
- COM 392 — Teaching Internship in Comparative Literature1 section
- COM 396 — Teaching Assistant Training Practicum1 section
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