16 series to 1 series

[demoz]

<p>If you took the entire 16 series for math and then at one point decided to do a major/take a class that requires the 1 series, is there any possible way to convert the 16 series to the 1 series? My friend talked about taking some sort of supplementary course that may be able to make my 16 series count as 1 series credit. Or would I have to restart the entire math series again since 1B requires 1A as well.</p>

[anon23806243]

<p>you’re credit blocked from taking 1A now that you’ve taken 16B. You might be able to take Math 1B for reduced units, but I am not absolutely sure.</p>

[demoz]

<p>So, one way to do it is to just take Math 1B?</p>

[anon23806243]

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1B. Calculus. (4) Students will receive 2 units of credit for 1B after taking 16B. Three hours of lecture and two hours of discussion/workshop per week; at the discretion of the instructor, an additional hour of discussion/workshop or computer laboratory per week. Prerequisites: 1A. Continuation of 1A. Techniques of integration; applications of integration. Infinite sequences and series. First-order ordinary differential equations. Second-order ordinary differential equations; oscillation and damping; series solutions of ordinary differential equations. (F,SP)

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<p>Just take 1B for two units and you will probably be fine</p>