<p>So I am looking for a community college that offers equivalent classes to Cal's COG SCI C1 and (maybe) COM SCI 70: Discrete Math but so far I have found none. Seems to me that very few (or maybe none) college offers those classes. If you know any, please let me know. Thanks.</p>
<p>And I'm just wondering if anyone has gone to West Valley College and taken CIS 4A there? I happen to study at a nearby college, and lately I found out that for some reasons, that class, which is "Introduction to Programming in C++" fully articulated with Cal's COM SCI 61B O_<em>o. I still don't understand it, is it a mistake, or is that introduction course THAT hard? West Valley College - Computer Science B.A articulation with UC Berkeley</p>
<p>Umm, just check and I don’t see anything [ASSIST</a> Report: AVC 11-12 UCB Articulation Agreement by Major](<a href=“Welcome to ASSIST”>Welcome to ASSIST)</p>
<p>Sorry let me look around again i couldve sworn i just saw it being offered at one of them, im checking through assist myself for cog sci at the other UC’s</p>
<p>You may have an easier time finding a CCC with class which will transfer as Math 55 (Discrete Math taught by math department) which you should be able to use for the CS70 requirement.</p>
<p>^ Really? That’s the best thing I have heard today lol. My school has a Math 55’s equivalent, but I couldn’t find any CS70’s equivalent, so I think these 2 are different.</p>
<p>Thanks, but will taking it at a UC put me at risk because I will have had credit from a 4-year school? I have looked up every possible “big” CC’s articulation with Cal and still haven’t found a class articulated with COG SCI I. </p>
<p>If I apply as a computer science major (L&S), can I substitute CS70 with Math 55 I wonder?</p>
<p>Most cog sci majors liked Math 55 better, and did poorly at it, unless you want to focus on the computational modeling concentration - then most the courses have CS70 as a prereq. but the teachers would most likely be cool with you taking math 55 and have a strong programming and statistical background. At least that’s what I was told personally. i have math 55 -and was interested in some CS artificial intel course. The teachers are willing to work with you. They can’t really stop you from joining courses, its your GPA you know?</p>
<p>MCB 61 is offered at a few CCCs and CS61A is offered at a few of them too. Cog Sci c1, I had a hard time finding at any CCC. it’s pretty in depth at cal.</p>
<p>experience: I wanted to double in cogsci late in the game but couldn’t afford the extra units or else i’d cap out so I tried to take all my lower divs at community college so it wouldn’t affect my unit cap.</p>