<p>I'm hoping to start a thread like has made in previous years where prospective UCB eecs/cs transfers as well as students that have already transferred can share some tips as well as get information of their chance to transfer.</p>
<p>Are you in the San Francisco bay area?</p>
<p>EECS and L&S CS list the following hard to find lower division prerequisites. Here are some community colleges that may offer them, according to [Welcome</a> to ASSIST](<a href=“http://www.assist.org%5DWelcome”>http://www.assist.org) :</p>
<p>CS 61A: Laney
CS 61B: Diablo Valley, Laney, Ohlone, West Valley, Evergreen Valley, Berkeley City, College of Marin
CS 61C: Diablo Valley
CS 70: none?
EE 40 (EECS): College of San Mateo, Chabot, Ohlone
EE 42 (L&S CS, EE 40 allowed): Laney, Alameda
EE 20N (EECS): none?</p>
<p>For CS70 and EE20N which are not offered by any community college you can try the UCB concurrent enrollment program that many community colleges participate in.</p>
<p>Has anybody taken CS61A at Laney? I’m considering taking it in the fall (although I hate the time its offered at). How is the class structured and taught? Does it exactly follow the UCB class?</p>
<p>For the EE40 articulation, Canada College offers the class ENGR 260 - Circuits and Devices which is the exact same class as the College of San Mateo ENGR 260 (since both colleges are in the SMCDD system), but assist.org for Canada College says there is no articulation. Is this just a mistake on the assist.org site or is the Canada class actually not articulated?</p>
<p>For EE40, you should call and ask. Berkeley seems to have a bad habit of forgetting to update their webpages, so there’s a chance the assist information is out of date.</p>
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<p>For the community colleges that offer articulation courses for CS61B, does anyone know which ones offer the class in java? (I know that some offer the classes in C++ and it still articulates but I want to take the class in java, so it is more like the UCB class)</p>