Phasing Help

[meep1234]

<p>So I need to take physics 7B, CS70, CS61b (or c? not much experience though) and EE40 next semester so I can apply to EECS. I am thinking of phase 1ing physics (is that a good choice?), but am not sure which the second one should be. I am currently L&S undeclared.</p>

[meep1234]

<p>And regarding Physics 7B - Bordel (bad ratings, seemingly nice curve from 8B) or Wurtel (cool seeming research but no info whatsoever)?</p>

[ucbalumnus]

<p>EE 40 lists Physics 7B as a prerequisite.</p>

<p>[Change</a> of College (into COE) — UC Berkeley College of Engineering](<a href=“http://coe.berkeley.edu/students/current-undergraduates/change-of-college]Change”>http://coe.berkeley.edu/students/current-undergraduates/change-of-college) says that:</p>

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@College of Engineering

EECS applicants applying after two semesters must have completed a minimum of six technical courses required of the major including: Math 1A and 1B; Physics 7A; two courses from: CS 61A, CS 61B, CS 61C, EE20N, EE 40; and one additional technical course required of the major. Students applying in their third semester must have completed all the above plus Physics 7B, Math 53 and one additional course from: CS 61A, CS 61B, CS 61C, EE 20N, EE 40. Students applying in their fourth semester need all of the above plus Math 54 and one more from CS 61A-EE40 list.
EECS applicants MUST have a minimum technical GPA of 3.2 to apply. Students with less than a 3.2 GPA in technical courses are not eligible. Please not that 3.2 is the minimum required for application; the actual GPA required for admission is likely to be greater than 3.2.

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[meep1234]

<p>I’ve heard that as well, but in reality, apparently it’s fine to take it without - and I remember some circuit stuff from high school.</p>