<p>does anyone know how many of what classes i would have to take?</p>
<p>Assist.org is your new best friend.</p>
<p>i used it, but there was only a UCLA TO UCSD one...is that one correct?</p>
<p>That's not true. Just go to the site, pick the school you're at NOW, then choose an articulation agreement with UCLA for Electrical Engineering and you should be good to go.</p>
<p>okay, so i used it, but it doesn't say that i need 2 CS classes at the top</p>
<p>it also doesn't say that i need 2 quarters of chemistry</p>
<p>the transfer admission guide for ucla says that i need those 2 </p>
<p>i'm confused!</p>
<p>UCLA Transfer Admission Guide > Assist</p>
<p>More info: Electrical</a> Engineering B.S.</p>
<p>they definitley require chemistry.
try assist.org again , read carefully</p>
<p>According to the EE B.S. site on ucla, i'll need:
Required: Chemistry and Biochemistry 20A; Computer Science 31, 32; Electrical Engineering 1, 2, 3, 10, M16 (or Computer Science M51A); Mathematics 31A, 31B, 32A, 32B, 33A, 33B; Physics 1A, 1B, 4AL, 4BL.</p>
<p>THe only thing on assist.org was "TO:UCSD FROM:UCLA"</p>
<pre><code> - Calculus I-for Science and Engineering (Math. 20A)
- Calculus II-for Science and Engineering (Math. 20B)
- Calculus and Analytic Geometry (Math. 20C)
- Differential Equations (Math. 20D)
- Linear Algebra (Math. 20F)
- Complete calculus-based physics series with lab experience
(Physics 2A-B-C)
- Chemistry 6A (except computer science and computer engineering
majors)
Note: Effective Fall 2007, a total of ten quarter-units of general
chemistry equivalent to UCSD's Chem 6 courses (including laboratory)
will be required for students applying to all majors offered by the
Department of Bioengineering.
- Highest level of introductory computer programming language course
offerings at the community college (except structural engineering
department majors)**
</code></pre>
<p>also, it doesn't mention anything about a computer science course...i'm sure assist only has transferring from ucla to ucsd</p>
<p>You keep on saying that you are pretty sure that Assist only has it from UCLA to UCSD, so how come I could get one for Moorpark to UCLA?
Here's the link: ASSIST</a> Report: MOORPARK 07-08 UCLA Articulation Agreement by Major</p>
<p>And here's how I got there.
go to assist.org -> under the "Explore Transfer Information" click the drop down and select the institution you're transferring from -> Select "UCLA" from the agreements with other campus drop down list -> Select "Electrical Engineering BS" from the major drop down list</p>
<p>And it should be able to give you information such as this:
The agreement you selected was not available for 08-09. The agreement for 07-08 is shown instead.</p>
<pre><code> Articulation Agreement by Major
Effective during the 07-08 Academic Year
====Electrical Engineering/B.S.====
</code></pre>
<p>Admission to the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science
(HSSEAS) at UCLA is highly competitive. The most important selection criteria
are completion of the required preparatory courses and academic performance. A
minimum UC-transferable cumulative GPA of 3.20 is required for consideration.
Preparatory courses should be completed by the end of the Spring term prior to
Fall enrollment. All courses must be taken for a letter grade. HSSEAS admits
students by major and does not consider applicants for alternate majors.</p>
<p>Applicants are not required to complete the HSSEAS General Education
Requirements in order to be admitted, although it is beneficial for students to
complete 1 course from each of the following areas: arts, humanities, social
sciences, and life sciences. While IGETC Certification is not recognized by
HSSEAS, students may reference the IGETC courselist to make their course
selections.</p>
<p>For more information regarding this major and UCLA's transfer selection process,
please refer to UCLA</a> Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science and UCLA</a> Undergraduate Admissions. If you still
have specific questions, you may email the HSSEAS admission office at
<a href="mailto:misuk@ea.ucla.edu">misuk@ea.ucla.edu</a>.</p>
<p>PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to
satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they</p>
<h2>may not be exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.</h2>
<h2>The following courses are REQUIRED for admission to this major</h2>
<p>CHEM 20A & Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM M1A & General Chemistry I (6)
CHEM 20L & General Chemistry (3)|CHEM M1B General Chemistry II (6)
Laboratory |<br>
CHEM 20B Chemical Energetics and (4)| </p>
<h2> Change | </h2>
<p>MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH M25A Calculus with (5)
Calculus | Analytic Geometry I
| OR
|MATH M25AH Honors: Calculus (5)
| with Analytic </p>
<h2> | Geometry I </h2>
<p>MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH M25B Calculus with (5)</p>
<h2> Series | Analytic Geometry II </h2>
<p>MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5)</p>
<h2> Variables | Geometry III </h2>
<p>MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)|MATH M25C Calculus and Analytic (5)</p>
<h2> Variables | Geometry III </h2>
<p>MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH M31 Introduction to Linear (3)</p>
<h2> Applications | Algebra </h2>
<p>MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH M35 Applied Differential (3)</p>
<h2> | Equations </h2>
<p>NOTE: You should complete the entire Physics Series at one community college (or
at community colleges within the same district where courses are exact
equivalents).
PHYSICS 1A & Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20A & Mechanics of Solids (4)
and | and Fluids
Engineers:Mechanics |<br>
PHYSICS 4AL Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20AL Mechanics of Solids (1)
Scientists and | and Fluids
Engineers:Mechanics | Laboratory
AND | AND<br>
PHYSICS 1B & Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20B & Thermodynamics, (4)
and | Electricity and
Engineers:Oscillations | Magnetism
, Waves, Electric and |<br>
Magnetic Fields |<br>
PHYSICS 4BL & Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS M20BL & Thermodynamics, (1)
Scientists and | Electricity and
Engineers:Electricity | Magnetism Laboratory
and Magnetism |<br>
PHYSICS 1C Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS M20C & Wave Motion, Optics (4)
and | and Modern Physics
Engineers:Electrodynam |<br>
ics, Optics, and |<br>
Special Relativity |<br>
|PHYS M20CL Wave Motion, Optics (1)
| and Modern Physics
| Laboratory
NOTE: You will receive credit for UCLA's EL ENGR 1(Electrical Engineering
Physics I) in lieu of Physics 1C. EL ENGR 1 is an engineering physics course</p>
<h2>required for this major.</h2>
<p>ENGCOMP 3 English Composition, (5)|ENGL M1A English Composition (4)
Rhetoric, and Language |<br>
| OR
|ENGL M1AH Honors: English (4)
| Composition
AND | AND<br>
One additional course in English |ENGL M1B Literature: Critical (3)
composition | Thinking/Composition
| OR
|ENGL M1BH Honors Literature: (3)
| Critical Thinking and
| Composition
| OR
|ENGL M1C Critical Thinking and (3)
| Composition
| OR
|ENGL M1CH Honors: Critical (3)
| Thinking and
| Composition
| OR
|PHIL M5 Critical Thinking and (3)
| Analytic Writing
| OR
|SPCH M25 Introduction to (3)</p>
<h2> | Rhetorical Criticism </h2>
<p>One course in computer programming: C++, |CS M10A Introduction to (4)
C, or Java | Computer Programming
C++ is preferred for this major | Using Structured C++
|<br>
| OR
|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4)
| Programming Using C++
NOTE: A course equivalent to UCLA's Computer Science 31 will be accepted towards</p>
<h2>this requirement.</h2>
<p>Listed below are additional degree requirements for this major that may be met</p>
<h2>with community college courses:</h2>
<p>COM SCI 31 Introduction to (4)|CS M10B Object-Oriented (4)</p>
<h2> Computer Science I | Programming Using C++ </h2>
<p>EL ENGR 10 Circuit Analysis I (4)|ENGR M20 Electrical Engineering (3)</p>
<h2> | Fundamentals </h2>
<p>** EL ENGR 110L Circuit (2)|ENGR M20L Electrical (1)
Measurements | Engineering
Laboratory | Fundamentals </p>
<h2> | Laboratory </h2>
<p>END OF MAJOR</p>
<p>** This upper division requirement for the major may be satisfied by the
lower division community college course(s) listed, if any.</p>
<p>how would i know which courses correspond with which ucsd ones?</p>
<p>also, i would have to take 3 chem courses? i heard i only had to take one or two...</p>
<p>thanks!</p>