<p>Hi,</p>
<p>I am currently considring my transfer options and would like to know if two major from different departments are optional?</p>
<p>Econ is under Letters and Science and Comp Sci is under Engneering.
Is it possible to double major in both?
Other options or suggestions? </p>
<p>Thank you!</p>
<p>There’s a CS degree in L&S, which is essentially the same degree as an EECS degree with focus towards CS, rather than EE.</p>
<p>What is the difference between B.S to B.A in Computer Science?</p>
<p>There’s no B.S. in cs at Berkeley. However, if u get a B.S. in EECS, you can get away with taking only 2 EE classes, which are lower division and a good general overview of EE.</p>
<p>Classes you’ll have to take for EECS, where you won’t have to for CS: EE20N, Physics 7A, Physics 7B, Math 53, and one extra science class.</p>
<p>Classes you’ll have to take for CS, where you won’t have to for EECS: 3 more breadth classes than EECS (which can be taken Pass/Not Pass and a lot of them easily give out A’s [you’ll have to look at courserank.com or myedu.com to find out what these classes are]).</p>
<p>For CS, you have to take 27 units of upperdiv tech electives from a specified list.</p>
<p>For EECS, the upper div requirements are so little that it’s not even worth looking up. A lot of ppl can graduate in 3 years for EECS.</p>