Is it possible to double major in Applied Math (CS) and EECS?

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of California - Berkeley
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<p>So I'm an EECS major currently; already a junior. I've been dabbling with the idea of taking math courses as opposed to EE courses because I'm finding the latter not enjoyable at all. </p>

<p>The</a> Major: Requirements - UC Berkeley Department of Mathematics</p>

<p>Is it possible to major in both Applied Math(CS) and EECS? If so, when is the latest I have to declare the major? I've taken Math 53 and 54 but never bothered with 1A/1B. Will I have to take 1A/1B if I decide to pursue the double major?</p>

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<p>there will probably be no way to avoid more than two UDs from overlapping</p>

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<p>Yes, it is possible to double in Applied Math(CS) and EECS. It has been done before. You don't need to take Math 1A/1B, but what's hard about this double major is that it's a "simultaneous degrees" double - across CoE and L&S. So, you'll need several 5-class semesters to fulfill all the requirements of both colleges.</p>

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<p>You could also get a major in Engineering Mathematics and Statistics, which is much more flexible than the math major in L&S and doesn't require you to fulfill the breadth requirements and such as you would in L&S.</p>