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Articulation Agreement by Major
Effective during the 11-12 Academic Year
To: UC Berkeley
|From: San Diego Miramar College
11-13 General Catalog
Semester|10-11 General Catalog
Semester
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====> Information -- College of Chemistry====
CHOICE OF DEGREE PROGRAMS
_________________________:
Chemical Biology, B.S. degree is intended for students who are interested in
careers as professional chemists, or in the biological sciences including the
biomedical, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical industries. Chemical Biology
offers students the opportunity to understand the chemical principles of
biological function. In addition to an introductory set of math and physics
courses and a broad selection of chemistry courses similar to those required for
the chemistry major, students pursuing the chemical biology major take courses
in general and cell biology, biochemistry, biological macromolecular synthesis,
and in bioinorganic chemistry. There is a strong emphasis on organic chemistry,
quantitative thermodynamics, and kinetics to understand the logic of biological
systems.
Chemical Engineering, B.S. degree is intended as preparation for a career in
chemical engineering and related disciplines, and permits a broad range of
interdisciplinary concentrations in such areas as biotechnology, chemical
processing, environmental technology, materials science and technology, and
applied physical science.
Chemistry, B.S. degree is intended for students who are primarily interested
in careers as professional chemists or desire a thorough grounding in chemistry in preparation for professional or graduate school in chemistry and
other disciplines. In addition, there is a Materials Chemistry concentration
that is intended for students interested in the application of basic chemical
principles to the discovery, design, and characterization of materials.
Chemistry, B.A. degree, offered by the College of Letters and Science,
requires more humanities and social science courses than the B.S. degree and
is intended for students interested in careers in teaching, medicine, or other
sciences in which a basic understanding of chemical processes is necessary.
Joint Major in Chemical Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering, B.S.
degree is intended as preparation for a career in engineering. Typical examples
of areas that require solutions by engineers who have training in both chemical
process engineering and materials engineering are: coal gasification and
liquefaction, extraction of metals from low-grade ores and wastes, and
environmental control of metallurgical processes.
Joint Major in Chemical Engineering and Nuclear Engineering, B.S. degree is
intended as preparation for a career in engineering. The areas of nuclear
technology that depend heavily upon chemical engineering training include:
isotope separation, fuel reprocessing, waste management, feed material
preparation, fuel chemistry, effluent control, fusion reactor fuel processing,
and new reactor types.
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> Information -- College of Chemistry (continued)
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
For all majors:
Requirements must be completed by the end of the spring term preceding fall
enrollment at Berkeley (i.e., course work planned for summer 2012 is not taken
into consideration during review of fall 2012 admission applications).
Complete at least 60 semester or 90 quarter units of UC-transferable course
work;
Complete at least those courses comparable to Berkeley's:
CHEMISTRY 1A + 1AL + 1B,
MATH 1A + 1B, and
PHYSICS 7A (choice of PHYSICS 7A or PHYSICS 8A for the
Chemical Biology major)
plus two additional courses toward the major.
Preferably, complete course work toward the major that exceeds the above
minimum.
Transfer applicants need B grades or better in math and science courses to be
adequately prepared to continue with junior year course work.
A minimum 3.0 overall grade-point average is required for admission
consideration.
The UC applicant personal statement is important in the selection process at
Berkeley. The College reviews the personal statement for evidence of the
student's interest in the chosen field and a thoughtful match between the
academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------For the majors in:
Chemical Biology, B.S.
Chemical Engineering, B.S.
Chemical Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering, B.S.
Chemical Engineering and Nuclear Engineering, B.S.
Chemistry, B.S.
Complete course work comparable to Berkeley's ENGLISH R1A (plus ENGLISH R1B for
the majors in Chemical Biology and Chemistry)
or
Complete the entire IGETC pattern.
IGETC fulfills the Reading and Composition requirement but
___ courses taken for
IGETC will not necessarily fulfill the entire breadth requirement.
For example, IGETC will not
___ satisfy the entire breadth requirement for the
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> Information -- College of Chemistry (continued)
Chemical Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Materials Science and
Engineering, and Chemical Engineering and Nuclear Engineering majors since an
upper division course is required.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------For the major in:
Chemistry, B.A.
Complete the College of Letters and Science Requirements in
Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and Foreign Language
or
Complete the entire IGETC pattern.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------For more information:
Sharon Mueller, Transfer Adviser
smueller@berkeley.edu
(510) 643-1035
http://chemistry.berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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====> Information -- College of Engineering====
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to the College of Engineering majors must complete all
________ core UCB preparation courses in order to be eligible for admission.
required
Only applicants who have completed 100% of these required
________ courses will be
considered for admission. Required courses for admission to the major must be
completed by the end of the spring semester prior to fall enrollment. A summer
2012 course is not considered to be "work in progress" for the fall 2012
selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division
admission) are
to be taken to
completed, the
UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not for
also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended
strengthen one's application. The more of these courses
stronger the application will be.
See the major agreements for the list of required courses and the list of
strongly recommended courses.
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed
as satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to
complete the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will
mean the applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
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> Information -- College of Engineering (continued)
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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====> Information -- College of Environmental Design====
________:
OVERVIEW
The College of Environmental Design offers undergraduate degree programs in:
Architecture
Landscape Architecture
Urban Studies
The College provides exciting learning opportunities that combine general
education, basic skills, and knowledge in the professional fields, with a broad
introduction to the built and natural environments. All three departments offer
undergraduate minor programs that are open to students majoring in other fields.
None of the undergraduate major or minor programs are professionally accredited
by their respective professions. At the graduate level, each department offers
the professionally accredited master's degree.
Transfer students enroll in a two-year curriculum leading to the Bachelor of
Arts degree with a major in Architecture, Landscape Architecture, or Urban
Studies. These curricula provide a broad educational base and pre-professional
competency in environmental design fields. In addition, they serve as
undergraduate preparation for graduate education both in the design fields and,
with properly selected elective courses, in other fields such as business, law,
and engineering. Graduates also work in related fields such as urban
development, real estate, construction, and environmental planning.
For information about the College of Environmental Design's degree programs, see
http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/college/academics/programs.
MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
______________________________________________
For more information about admission to the College of Environmental Design, see
CED's prospective student website:
http://ced.berkeley.edu/advising/prospectivestudents/transferapplicants
- The UC applicant personal statement is important in the selection process at
Berkeley. The College reviews the personal statement for evidence of the
student's interest in the chosen field and a thoughtful match between the
academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
-A minimum 3.0 overall UC transferable grade-point average is required for
admission consideration.
-All courses required for admission, including breadth requirements, must be
taken for a letter grade.
-Course work must be completed by the end of the spring term that precedes fall
enrollment at Berkeley.
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> Information -- College of Environmental Design (continued)
-As a community college transfer applicant you must complete, at a minimum,
course work identified on ASSIST.org as articulated with the UC Berkeley
courses below.
-If you do not take the required articulated lower division courses, you will
not be admitted to CED.
Prospective Architecture, Landscape Architecture, and Urban Studies majors must
complete the college's General Education/Breadth Requirements in addition to the
Lower-Division Major Requirements listed below.
READING AND COMPOSITION (R&C)
English RIA
English RIB
SEVEN-COURSE BREADTH*
Arts & Literature
Biological Science
Historical Studies
International Studies
Philosophy and Values
Physical Science
Social and Behavioral Sciences
*See below for courses that may be used to fulfill both a Lower-Division Major
Requirement and a specific breadth requirement.
Applicants must also complete the following Lower-Division Major Requirements:
Architecture:
Environmental Design 1
Environmental Design l1A
Environmental Design l1B
Math 16A or lA
*Physics 7A or 8A (this course will also fulfill CED's
Physical Science breadth requirement)
Math and Physics courses required for admission to the Architecture major may
also be used to complete IGETC certification. Check with your community college
counselor for more information.
Landscape Architecture:
Environmental Design 1
Environmental Design llA
Environmental Design 11B
*EPS 50, EPS 80 (this course will also fulfill
CED’s Physical Science breadth requirement)
*Biology 1B, Biology 11 + 11L, ESPM 2, or ESPM 6 (this course will also
fulfill CED's Biological Science breadth requirement)
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> Information -- College of Environmental Design (continued)
Note: Math is not required for the Landscape Architecture major. However, it is
required for UC transfer admissions.
Biology and Physics courses required for admission to the Landscape Architecture
major may also be used to complete IGETC certification. Check with your
community college counselor for more information.
Urban Studies:
Environmental Design 1
Environmental Design 11A (can be substituted with upper division
coursework after admission, beginning fall 2011)
Environmental Design l1B (can be substituted with upper division
coursework after admission, beginning fall 2011)
Math 16A or 1A
Statistics 2, 20, 21, or 25
*Economics 1, 2, C3, or Envecon C1 (this course will also fulfill
CED's Social and Behavioral Sciences breadth requirement)
Math, Statistics, and Economics courses required for admission to the Urban
Studies major may also be used to complete IGETC certification. Check with your
community college counselor for more information.
If your college does not offer articulated Environmental Design courses, you
must find another school that does. See the CED prospective student website for
a list of colleges that offer articulated ENV DES courses:
http://ced.berkeley.edu/advising/prospectivestudents/transferapplicants
You may also wish to look into taking the mandatory Environmental Design
pre-requisites at UC Berkeley during the summer or via University Extension
Concurrent Enrollment if class space is available
(see http://www.unex.berkeley.edu/info/enrollment.html#concurrent)
If you do not take the required articulated lower division courses, you will not
be admitted to CED.
For more information on applying to CED:
College of Environmental Design
Office of Undergraduate Advising
250 Wurster Hall
(510) 642-4943
Prospective student website:
href="http://ced.berkeley.edu/advising/prospectivestudents/transferapplicants">http://ced.ber
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information about majors at UC Berkeley:
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> Information -- College of Environmental Design (continued)
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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====> Information -- College of Natural Resources====
GOALS AND UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS
________________________________:
The mission of the College of Natural Resources (CNR) is to support sustainable,
science-based environmental management. The College integrates the social and
natural sciences to address environmental, biological, and nutritional problems.
From microsystems to ecosystems, from local communities to global economies,
students, faculty and researchers are brought together to promote specialized
and interdisciplinary work. Addressing problems of ecology, economics,
agriculture, nutrition, microbial biology, genetics, and natural resources, our
faculty and students undertake basic and applied research, teaching, and
outreach.
1) The Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics offers a major in
Environmental Economics and Policy.
2) The Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management (ESPM)
offers the following majors: Conservation and Resource Studies, Forestry
and Natural Resources, Molecular Environmental Biology, and Society and
Environment.
3) The Department of Nutritional Science and Toxicology offers two majors:
one major in Nutritional Science (which has two upper division
specializations in Dietetics and in Physiology & Metabolism) and
the other major in Molecular Toxicology.
4) The Department of Plant and Microbial Biology offers two majors,
one in Genetics and Plant Biology, and the other in Microbial Biology.
Environmental Sciences is a college major that offers a Biological,
Physical, or Social Science concentration.
Majors in the College of Natural Resources prepare students for professional
careers and graduate training in biology, ecology, economics, policy, social
science, and resource management. Graduates are accepted into programs in
medicine, veterinary medicine, optometry, pharmacy, microbiology, plant biology,
law, economics, business, nutrition, toxicology, forestry, and natural resource
management.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Transfer students should fulfill lower division major requirements before
entering Berkeley and do not need to complete IGETC. IGETC certification will
satisfy the Reading and Composition requirement for all majors; but additional
course work may be necessary to completely satisfy major prerequisities for some
majors. If course articulation is not established, consult with a CNR staff
adviser. Admission is based on degree of academic preparation.
For more information:
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> Information -- College of Natural Resources (continued)
College of Natural Resources
Office of Instruction and Student Affairs
260 Mulford Hall
(510) 642-0542
fax: (510) 643-3132
e-mail: cnrteaching@berkeley.edu
http://nature.berkeley.edu
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====African American Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------To prepare for the African American Studies major, complete introductory
UC-transferable courses in subjects such as African American history, sociology,
political science, economics, and literature. If your course work has not been
approved for articulation with the Berkeley requirements listed below, retain
syllabi and reading lists for evaluation by the department.
For more information:
AAS Major Advisor, Lindsey Herbert
(510) 642-3419
e-mail: africam@berkeley.edu
lherbert@berkeley.edu
http://africam.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AFRICAM 4A
Africa: History and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Culture
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AFRICAM 4B
Africa: History and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Culture
|
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African American Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
AFRICAM 5A
African American Life
(4)|BLAS 140A
History of the United (3)
and Culture in the
|
States, Black
United States
|
Perspectives
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AFRICAM 5B
African American Life
(4)|BLAS 140B
History of the United (3)
and Culture in the
|
States, Black
United States
|
Perspectives
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====American Studies, Lower Division B. A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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American Studies, Lower Division B. A. (continued)
The group major in American Studies offers students the opportunity to study
American society using a broad range of methods from a variety of disciplines in
L&S and in the professional schools and colleges.
Students who are interested in the American Studies major should:
- Review the "American Studies Student Handbook" available by mail or from
the web site below.
- Meet with an adviser to plan your program as soon as you are accepted to
UC Berkeley.
NOTE:
AP/IB scores cannot be used to satisfy major requirements.
For more information:
Marcia Condon
American Studies
(510) 642-9320
mcondon@berkeley.edu
http://ls.berkeley.edu/dept/as
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Introduction to American Studies
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AMERSTD 10
Introduction to
(4)|All transfer students majoring in
American Studies
|American Studies must take
|AMERSTD 10 at Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Of the four lower division requirements (American Studies 10 plus three
courses from the list below), only two need to be completed before applying to
the major.
- Choose three courses from the following list of acceptable courses (with no
more than two courses from any one department). Check the American Studies
website: ls.berkeley.edu/ugis/as for a more extensive list of acceptable
courses.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AFRICAM 5A
African American Life
(4)|BLAS 140A
History of the United (3)
and Culture in the
|
States, Black
United States
|
Perspectives
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AFRICAM 5B
African American Life
(4)|BLAS 140B
History of the United (3)
and Culture in the
|
States, Black
United States
|
Perspectives
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ANTHRO 2
Introduction to
(4)|ANTH 107
Introduction to
(3)
Archaeology
|
Archaeology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ASAMST 20A
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
History of Asians in
|
the United States
|
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American Studies, Lower Division B. A. (continued)
ASAMST 20B
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Contemporary Issues in
|
the Asian American
|
Communities
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHICANO 20
Introduction to Chicano (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Culture
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHICANO 40
Introduction to Chicano (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Literature in English
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHICANO 50
Introduction to Chicano (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
History
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHICANO 70
Latino Politics
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV DES 1
People and Environmental (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Design
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV SCI 10
Introduction to
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Sciences
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM C10
Environmental Issues
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Same as: LNS C30V
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM C11
Americans and the Global (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Forest
|
Same as: LNS C30U
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 50AC
Introduction to Culture (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Natural Resource
|
Management
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 60
Environmental Policy,
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Administration, and Law
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ETH STD 10AC
A History of Race and (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Ethnicity in Western
|
North America,
|
1598-Present
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ETH STD 21AC
A Comparative Survey (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
of Racial and Ethnic
|
Groups in the U.S.
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ETH STD 41AC
A Comparative Survey (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
of Protest Movement
|
Since the 60's
|
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American Studies, Lower Division B. A. (continued)
GEOG 20
Globalization
(4)|SOCO 223
Globalization and
(3)
|
Social Change
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOG 50AC
California
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOG 70AC
The Urban Experience
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GWS 14
Gender, Sexuality, and Race (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
in Global Political Issues
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GWS 20
Introduction to Feminist
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Theory
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 7A
The United States from (4)|HIST 109
History of the United (3)
Settlement to Civil War
|
States I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 7B
From Civil War to the
(4)|HIST 110
History of the United (3)
Present
|
States II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MEDIAST 10
An Introduction to Mass (4)|JOUR 202
Introduction to Mass
Media in America
|
Communication
NOTE: MEDIAST 10 formerly MASSCOM 10
(3)
A course approved as comparable to Berkeley's MEDIAST 10 should 1) survey
the mass media from a social science perspective, and 2) assign a substantial research paper (at least five pages) that requires students to think
critically, use concepts from assigned readings, and cite additional
scholarly sources.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NATAMST 20A
Introduction to Native (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
American Studies
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NATAMST 20B
Introduction to Native (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
American Studies II:
|
Cultural Practice,
|
Art, and Identity
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NATAMST 71
Native Americans in
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
North America to 1900
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NATAMST 72
Native Americans in the (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
20th Century
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------POL SCI 1
Introduction to American (4)|POLI 102
The American Political (3)
Politics
|
System
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PSYCH 14
Psychology of Gender
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
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American Studies, Lower Division B. A. (continued)
PB HLTH 14
Healthy People:
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Introduction to Health
|
Promotion
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIOL 1
Introduction to Sociology (4)|SOCO 101
Principles of
(3)
|
Sociology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIOL 3
Principles of Sociology
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Note: SOCIOL 3 is a course for non-Sociology majors.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIOL 5
Evaluation of Evidence
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------UGBA 10
Principles of Business
(3)|BUSE 100
Introduction to
(3)
|
Business
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Anthropology, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
- If possible, complete the 3 lower division courses (Anthro 1, 2, & 3) at your
transfer institutions.
- Plan to complete any remaining prerequisites during your first semester at
Berkeley.
For more information on the major in Anthropology:
Undergraduate Advisor
http://anthropology.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ANTHRO 1
Introduction to
(4)|ANTH 102
Introduction to
(3)
Biological Anthropology
|
Physical Anthropology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ANTHRO 2
Introduction to
(4)|ANTH 107
Introduction to
(3)
Archaeology
|
Archaeology
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Anthropology, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
ANTHRO 3
Introduction to Social
(4)|ANTH 103
Introduction to
(3)
and Cultural Anthropology
|
Cultural Anthropology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Architecture, Lower Division B.A.====
The undergraduate program in Architecture leads to the Bachelor of Arts (BA)
degree. It combines required courses in Environmental design and architecture
with opportunities for highly varied individual programs. Through its core
courses, the program offers a broad introduction to the field of architecture,
and through studies in the various areas it provides opportunities to prepare
for specialization in the field in the areas of architectural design and
representation, architectural technologies and building performance,
architectural history, society and culture. In addition to offering a sound and
well-rounded education, undergraduate studies can also provide pre-professional
competency for entry-level employment in architecture, the option for graduate
work in architecture, or further studies in a related environmental design
field.
Many graduates go on to obtain Master of Architecture or related degrees; other
work in architectural offices, construction, government, or industry.
Employment opportunities exist also at the community level, particularly in
those communities which traditionally have not been served by professional
architectural practice. The overall aim of the undergraduate program is to
establish a strong foundation for a diversity of careers and to provide for
mobility and flexibility to suit changing individual opportunities.
For information about the College of Environmental Design's degree programs, see
http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/college/academics/programs.
For information about becoming licensed in California, see the Department of
Consumer Affairs http://www.cab.ca.gov/candidates/faq_candidate.shtml
MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
______________________________________________
For information about admission to the Architecture major in the College of
Environmental Design, see CED's prospective student website:
href="http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/advising/prospectivestudents/transferapplicants">http://www
-The UC applicant personal statement is important in the selection process at
Berkeley. The College reviews the personal statement for evidence of the
student's interest in the chosen field and a thoughtful match between the
academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
-A minimum 3.0 overall UC transferable grade-point average is required for
admission consideration.
-All courses required for admission, including breadth requirements, must be
taken for a letter grade.
-Course work must be completed by the end of the spring term that precedes fall
enrollment at Berkeley.
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Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
-As a community college transfer applicant you must complete, at a minimum,
course work identified on ASSIST.org as comparable to the following UC
Berkeley courses:
LOWER-DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
Environmental Design 1
Environmental Design 11A
Environmental Design 11B
Math 16A or 1A
Physics 7A or 8A (this course will also fulfill CED's Physical
Science breadth requirement)
Math and Physics courses required for admission to the Architecture major may
also be used to complete IGETC certification. Check with your community college
counselor for more information.
GENERAL EDUCATION/BREADTH REQUIREMENTS
READING AND COMPOSITION (R&C)
English R1A
English R1B
SEVEN-COURSE BREADTH
Arts & Literature
Biological Science
Historical Studies
International Studies
Philosophy and Values
Physical Science (Physics 7A or 8A will also fulfill the
lower-division major requirement)
Social and Behavioral sciences
You must fulfill all of the required Lower-Division Major and General
Education/Breadth Requirements outlined above to be considered for admission.
All courses required for admission, including General Education/Breadth
Requirements, must be taken for a letter grade.
Note that CED's General Education/Breadth Requirements can be covered by
IGETC certification beginning with students applying in November 2011 and
beyond.
If you are using IGETC to fulfill CED's College Requirements, you must have full
certification. Partial certification will not complete the requirements. Be sure
to check with your community college about the procedures involved in
certification of IGETC. The University will require the official certification
by the July 15th deadline.
If you will not complete IGETC certification, you must follow exactly the
articulation agreements between your school and the CED architecture major as
described on this ASSIST.org website.
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Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Regardless of how you complete the General Education/Breadth Requirements, you
must also complete the Lower-Division Major Requirements with articulated
courses outlined on ASSIST.org.
For more information on applying to CED:
College of Environmental Design
Office of Undergraduate Advising
250 Wurster Hall
http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/advising
(510) 642-4943
Prospective student website:
href="http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/advising/prospectivestudents/transferapplicants">http://www
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information about majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LOWER-DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
If your college does not offer articulated Environmental Design courses, you
must find another school that does. See the CED prospective student website for
a list of colleges that offer articulated ENV DES courses:
target="_blank">http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/advising/prospectivestudents/transferapplicants
You may also wish to look into taking the mandatory Environmental Design
prerequisites at UC Berkeley during the summer (see
target="_blank">http://www.summer.berkeley.edu)
or via University Extension Concurrent Enrollment if class space is available
(see http://www.unex.berkeley.edu/info/enrollment.html#concurrent)
If you do not complete the articulated Lower-Division Major Requirements, you
will not be admitted to CED.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV DES 1
People and Environmental (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Design
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV DES 11A
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Drawing
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV DES 11B
Introduction to Design (5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Lower Division Non-design Skills
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Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
OR
|
OR
MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
OR
|
OR
PHYSICS 8A
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180A &
_ General Physics I
(4)
|PHYS 181A
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GENERAL EDUCATION/BREADTH REQUIREMENTS
All courses required for admission, including General Education/Breadth
requirements, must be taken for a letter grade.
Course work must be completed by the end of the spring term that precedes fall
enrollment at Berkeley.
Students may use Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate
coursework to satisfy certain requirements.
See
target="_blank">http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/advising/continuingstudents/transferringcredit
for exam scores and courses equivalents.
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Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
The College of Environmental Design (CED) will accept IGETC to satisfy the
Breadth requirement for students applying in November 2011 and beyond. The
7-Course Breadth Requirement will continue to be accepted.
IGETC certification will fulfill some, but not all, of the lower division
admissions requirements for the College of Environmental Design. Students must
still complete the Lower-Division Major Requirements listed above.
IMPORTANT: Students applying to the College of Environmental Design should
select breadth courses from the following lists with these caveats:
1. Courses from Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Visual Studies,
Environmental Design, Urban Studies, and City and Regional Planning may NOT be
used to fulfill CED's breadth requirements, even if they appear on the following
lists.
2. Community college courses used to satisfy Environmental Design 1, 11A, or
11B (e.g., Art courses or Architecture courses) may not also be used to satisfy
breadth requirements.
3. No more than two courses offered by the same department may be used towards
the seven breadth requirements.
4. Courses equivalent to the second semester of language instruction at UC
Berkeley may be used to satisfy the International Studies breadth requirement.
Note: Courses taken in the student's native language do not satisfy the
requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------READING AND COMPOSITION (R&C)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------7 COURSE BREADTH REQUIREMENT
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------**** Take one course from each
____ of the following seven areas ****
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ARTS AND LITERATURE: Courses that involve significant engagement with arts,
literature, or language (excluding language instruction or the acquisition of
technical skills), either through practical engagement with works of art or
through the creation of art.
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Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the Arts
|ARTF 100
Art Orientation
(3)
and Literature Seven-Course
|ARTF 107
Contemporary Art
(3)
Breadth Requirement:
|ARTF 109
History of Modern Art (3)
|ARTF 110
Art History:
(3)
|
Prehistoric to Gothic
|ARTF 111
Art History:
(3)
|
Renaissance to Modern
|ARTF 113
African, Oceanic, and (3)
|
Native American Art
|ARTF 125
Art History: Arts of (3)
|
the Asian Continent
|ARTF 150A
Two-Dimensional
(3)
|
Design
|ARTF 150B
Beginning Graphic
(3)
|
Design
|ARTF 151
Three Dimensional
(3)
|
Design
|ARTF 155A
Freehand Drawing I
(3)
|ARTF 165A
Composition in
(3)
|
Painting I
|ARTF 210A
Life Drawing I
(3)
|ARTF 220A
Life Sculpture I
(3)
|DFLM 101
Introduction to Film (3)
|DFLM 102
The American Cinema
(3)
|ENGL 208
Introduction to
(3)
|
Literature
|ENGL 209
Literary Approaches
(3)
|
to Film
|ENGL 210
American Literature I (3)
|ENGL 211
American Literature
(3)
|
II
|ENGL 215
English Literature I: (3)
|
800-1799
|ENGL 216
English Literature
(3)
|
II: 1800-Present
|ENGL 220
Masterpieces of World (3)
|
Literature I: 1500
|
BCE - 1600 CE
|ENGL 221
Masterpieces of World (3)
|
Literature II: 1600
|
- Present
|ENGL 230
Asian American
(3)
|
Literature
|ENGL 237
Women in Literature
(3)
|HUMA 101
Introduction to the
(3)
|
Humanities I
|MUSI 100
Introduction to Music (3)
|MUSI 109
World Music
(3)
|MUSI 111
Jazz - History and
(3)
|
Development
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Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE: Courses in the biological sciences, with some
cross-listings, as well as a selection of courses from related disciplines
such as anthropology, nutritional sciences, and psychology.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Courses that satisfy the Biological
|ANTH 102
Introduction to
(3)
Science Seven-Course Breadth
|
Physical Anthropology
Requirement:
|BIOL 100
Natural History (4)
|
Environmental Biology
|BIOL 107
General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 115
Marine Biology
(4)
|BIOL 130
Human Heredity
(3)
|BIOL 131
Introduction to
(4)
|
Biotechnology
|BIOL 180
Plants and People
(3)
|BIOL 205
General Microbiology (5)
|BIOL 210A
Introduction to the
(4)
|
Biological Sciences I
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
|
Biological Sciences
|
II
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
|BIOL 230
Human Anatomy
(4)
|BIOL 235
Human Physiology
(4)
|BIOL 250
Introduction to
(4)
|
Botany
|NUTR 150
Nutrition
(3)
|PSYC 260
Introduction to
(3)
|
Physiological
|
Psychology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORICAL STUDIES: Most courses in the department of History, and other
courses that deal primarily with the human events, institutions, and
activities of the past.
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Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the Historical
|BLAS 140A
History of the United (3)
Studies Seven-Course Breadth
|
States, Black
requirement:
|
Perspectives
|BLAS 140B
History of the United (3)
|
States, Black
|
Perspectives
|FILI 100
Filipino American
(3)
|
Experience
|HIST 100
World History I
(3)
|HIST 101
World History II
(3)
|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization
|
I
|HIST 106
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization
|
II
|HIST 109
History of the United (3)
|
States I
|HIST 110
History of the United (3)
|
States II
|HIST 120
Introduction to Asian (3)
|
Civilizations
|HIST 121
Asian Civilization in (3)
|
Modern Times
|HIST 150
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
|HIST 151
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
|HUMA 101
Introduction to the
(3)
|
Humanities I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------INTERNATIONAL STUDIES: Courses that involve the study of the contemporary
politics, culture, arts, intermediate language, or socioeconomic structure of at
least one country other than the U.S., or courses that involve comparison
between the U.S. and another country (subcultures within the U.S. do not qualify
as subjects of study for the purposes of this requirement).
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Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the
|GEOG 102
Cultural Geography
(3)
International Studies Seven-Course
|GEOG 104
World Regional
(3)
Breadth Requirement:
|
Geography
|POLI 103
Comparative Politics
(3)
|POLI 140
Contemporary
(3)
|
International Politics
|SOCO 223
Globalization and
(3)
|
Social Change
|SPAN 201
Third Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|SPAN 202
Fourth Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|SPAN 210
Conversation and
(3)
|
Composition Spanish 1
|SPAN 211
Conversation and
(3)
|
Composition Spanish II
|TAGA 201
Third Course in
(5)
|
Tagalog
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHILOSOPHY AND VALUES: Most courses in the department of Philosophy, plus
courses with a major focus on religion, ethics, legal values, or leading
philosophical figures.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Courses that satisfy the Philosophy
|PHIL 102A
Introduction to
(3)
and Values Seven-Course Breadth
|
Philosophy: Reality
Requirement:
|
and Knowledge
|PHIL 102B
Introduction to
(3)
|
Philosophy: Values
|PHIL 107
Reflections on Human (3)
|
Nature
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICAL SCIENCE: Take one of the following:
PHYSICS 8A or PHYSICS 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 8A
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180A &
_ General Physics I
(4)
|PHYS 181A
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory I
OR
|
OR
PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES: Many courses in the departments of
Economics, Legal Studies, Political Science, Sociology, Social Welfare, and many
courses in anthropology, geography, and psychology. A variety of courses from
other disciplines and some advanced language courses with a significant
linguistic component are also acceptable.
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Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the Social and
|ADJU 386
Leadership Theory and (3)
Behavioral Sciences Seven-Course
|
Practice
Breadth Requirement:
|
Same as: MILS 110
|ANTH 102
Introduction to
(3)
|
Physical Anthropology
|ANTH 103
Introduction to
(3)
|
Cultural Anthropology
|ANTH 107
Introduction to
(3)
|
Archaeology
|BLAS 140A
History of the United (3)
|
States, Black
|
Perspectives
|BLAS 140B
History of the United (3)
|
States, Black
|
Perspectives
|BUSE 140
Business Law and the (3)
|
Legal Environment
|CHIL 101
Human Growth and
(3)
|
Development
|CHIL 103
Lifespan Growth and
(3)
|
Development
|ECON 120
Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
|FILI 100
Filipino American
(3)
|
Experience
|GEOG 102
Cultural Geography
(3)
|GEOG 104
World Regional
(3)
|
Geography
|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization
|
I
|HIST 106
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization
|
II
|HIST 109
History of the United (3)
|
States I
|HIST 110
History of the United (3)
|
States II
|HIST 120
Introduction to Asian (3)
|
Civilizations
|HIST 150
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
|HIST 151
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
|JOUR 202
Introduction to Mass (3)
|
Communication
|MILS 110
Leadership Theory and (3)
|
Practice
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Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
|
Same as: ADJU 386
|POLI 101
Introduction to
(3)
|
Political Science
|POLI 102
The American
(3)
|
Political System
|POLI 103
Comparative Politics (3)
|POLI 140
Contemporary
(3)
|
International
|
Politics
|PSYC 101
General Psychology
(3)
|PSYC 121
Introduction to Child (3)
|
Psychology
|PSYC 123
Adolescent Psychology (3)
|PSYC 133
Psychology of Women
(3)
|PSYC 135
Marriage and Family
(3)
|
Relations
|PSYC 137
Human Sexual Behavior (3)
|PSYC 155
Introduction to
(3)
|
Personality
|PSYC 166
Introduction to
(3)
|
Social Psychology
|PSYC 230
Psychology of
(3)
|
Lifespan Development
|PSYC 211
Learning
(3)
|PSYC 245
Abnormal Psychology
(3)
|PSYC 260
Introduction to
(3)
|
Physiological
|
Psychology
|SOCO 101
Principles of
(3)
|
Sociology
|SOCO 110
Contemporary Social
(3)
|
Problems
|SOCO 201
Advanced Principles
(3)
|
of Sociology
|SOCO 223
Globalization and
(3)
|
Social Change
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Art (Practice of), Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley you must
complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Foreign Language, and
Quantitative Reasoning; OR
2) IGETC
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
Program:
Four goals underlie the teaching in the Department of Art:
- To advance the knowledge of human experience through aesthetic investigation;
- To help students learn to think visually;
- To help students understand the strategies that artists have devised to deal
with aesthetic problems in creating both traditional and nontraditional art;
- To help students develop their creative intelligence through the practice of a
visual arts discipline.
General areas covered include beginning level studio classes in:
Art 12 (The Language of Drawing)
ART 13 (Language of Painting)
Art 14 (The Language of Sculpture)
ART 16 (Introduction to Printmaking)
ART 21 (Digital Photography)
ART 23 AC (Foundation of American Cyber-Culture) also satisfies UC American
Cultures requirement
ART 26 (Moving Image Media Production)
NOTE: commercial art, illustation, design, art therapy, graphic design, and
similar courses are not offered.
Lower division prerequisites for the Practice of Art major are:
ART 8, 12, 13, 14, 16, 21, 23AC and 26.
Four of these courses are required before enrolling in upper division studio art
courses.
ART 8 must be taken at Berkeley.
ART 12 or its equivalent is also required.
Two additional lower division studio art courses (or their equivalent) are
required, to be selected from:
ART 13, 14, 16, or 21, 23AC and 26.
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Art (Practice of), Lower Division B.A. (continued)
AP scores can not
___ be used to satisfy major requirements.
Official acceptance to the major occurs after you register at Berkeley.
As soon as you receive an offer of admission to Berkeley, contact the department
to schedule a portfolio/transfer credit evaluation with a major adviser.
This evaluation requires:
1) A portfolio consisting of at least 12 images of class assignments related to
the courses you wish to use to satisfy prerequisites for the major;
2) Course descriptions for those same courses; and
3) Photocopies of all your higher education transcripts.
Graduation Requirements:
A minimum of two History of Art courses are required (one must be upper division), with one from each of the following Berkeley course clusters:
1) Problems and Introductions: 1B, 10, 11, 15, 30, or comparable course;
2) Twentieth-Century Art: 100, 186A, 186B, 186C.
For more information on this major:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu; or
http://art.berkeley.edu; or
Undergraduate Advisor
Practice of Art Office
(510) 643-9107
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
END OF MAJOR
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====Asian American and Asian Diaspora Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Asian American and Asian Diaspora Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
The Asian American and Asian Diaspora Studies Program offers a unified and
comprehensive undergraduate curriculum that seeks to make at least three major
contributions.
First, it prepares students for positions of service and leadership in Asian
American communities. To do this, the program draws heavily on the curricula of
such schools and departments as Education, Public Health, Law, and Sociology.
The program itself offers instruction in those areas relating to the special
needs of Asian American communities.
Second, the program explores the hitherto neglected aspects of the cultural,
political, and historical experience of Asians in the United States, and
prepares students for graduate work in their own and allied fields.
Third, the program broadens the curriculum at Berkeley to include instruction
that reflects the conditions of Asians and other Third World people living in
America.
For more information:
AAADS Major Advisor, Dewey St. Germaine
(510) 643-6420
deweystg@berkeley.edu
http://aaads.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ASAMST 20A
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
History of Asians in
|
the United States
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ASAMST 20B
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Contemporary Issues in
|
the Asian American
|
Communities
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Two courses from the following:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ETH STD 10AC
A History of Race and (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Ethnicity in Western
|
North America,
|
1598-Present
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ETH STD 11AC
Theories and Concepts (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
in Comparative
|
Ethnic Studies An
|
Introduction
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ETH STD 20AC
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Ethnic Studies
|
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Asian American and Asian Diaspora Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
ETH STD 21AC
A Comparative Survey (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
of Racial and Ethnic
|
Groups in the U.S.
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ETH STD 41AC
A Comparative Survey (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
of Protest Movement
|
Since the 60's
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Asian Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley, you must
complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Foreign Language, and
Quantitative Reasoning; OR
2) IGETC
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
_______:
PROGRAM
The undergraduate group major in Asian Studies is a rigorous but flexible
interdisciplinary program designed to assist students to take advantage of the
rich course offerings in the Asian field campus-wide in a way that is not
available through individual departments. There are three concentrations from
which a student may select in the major: (1) a multi-area thematic concentration
(2) a concentration on China, (3) a concentration on Japan. "Multi-area"
includes all countries and regions of Asia. One of the areas chosen must be
either China or Japan. Other areas can include Korea and countries in South
Asia or Southeast Asia.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Junior level transfer students applying to the major must have completed at
least one year of a relevant Asian language or take the placement test
administered by the East Asian Languages and Cultures department on campus (must
place on at least the beginning level). Go to http://ealc.berkeley.edu for
more information.
Languages include:
- Mandarin Chinese
- Japanese
Transfer students will need to take the placement exam administered by the
Department of East Asian Languages and Cultures regardless of their level of
language training. Go to http://ealc.berkeley.edu for test information.
Exam results will determine which level of language classes you are qualified to
take at UC Berkeley. If you place on the advanced level (100 series), you have
fulfilled the language requirement for the Asian Studies major. If you place
below this level, you will need to take additional classes at UC Berkeley.
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Asian Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Students should also take:
- one lower division history course on Asia and
- ASIANST 10
or equivalent courses as detailed below or approved by Berkeley's Asian Studies
Undergraduate Adviser.
For applicants for Fall 2011 and thereafter, AP exam scores in Chinese or
Japanese will no longer be accepted to satisfy the four semester foreign
language requirement for the Asian Studies major.
Students with IB exams or other high school level coursework in Chinese or
Japanese should contact the East Asian Languages and Cultures department on
campus for placement tests information.
For more information on this major:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu; or
http://ieas.berkeley.edu/gas/; or
Undergraduate Adviser, Sharmila Shinde
Asian Studies
(510) 642-0333
asianst@berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ASIANST 10
Introduction to Asia
(4)|HIST 120 &
_ Introduction to Asian (3)
|
Civilizations
|HIST 121
Asian Civilization in (3)
|
Modern Times
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHINESE 1A
Elementary Chinese
(5)|Consult with the UC Berkeley
|undergraduate advisor regarding
|placement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHINESE 1B
Elementary Chinese
(5)|Consult with the UC Berkeley
|undergraduate advisor regarding
|placement.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- or --------------------------------------------------------------------------------JAPAN 1A
Elementary Japanese
(5)|Consult with the UC Berkeley
|undergraduate advisor regarding
|placement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------JAPAN 1B
Elementary Japanese
(5)|Consult with the UC Berkeley
|undergraduate advisor regarding
|placement.
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Asian Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
One course in History
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 6A
History of China:
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Origins to the Mongol
|
Conquest
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 6B
Introduction to Chinese (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
History from the
|
Mongols to Mao
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 11
India
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 14
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
History of Japan
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SEASIAN 10A
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization of
|
Southeast Asia
|
(Mainland Southeast
|
Asia)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SEASIAN 10B
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization of
|
Southeast Asia
|
(Insular Southeast
|
Asia)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Astrophysics, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------For more information on this major:
http://astro.berkeley.edu/academics/undergraduate/requirements.html
Dexter Stewart, Undergraduate Advisor
dexters@berkeley.edu
(510) 642-8520
The Astronomy Department at UC Berkeley does not accept AP or IB Physics exams
for satisfying requirements.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ASTRON 7A
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Astrophysics
|
Note: ASTRON 7A requires students to use the laws of modern physics to
describe and interpret astronomical phenomena.
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Astrophysics, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
ASTRON 7B
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Astrophysics
|
Note: ASTRON 7B requires students to use the laws of modern physics to
describe and interpret astronomical phenomena.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------If a course comparable to ASTRON 7A is not available, the department
recommends that students take a course comparable to Berkeley's ASTRON 10 in
order to gain some exposure to the material.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ASTRON 10
Introduction to General (4)|ASTR 101
Descriptive Astronomy (3)
Astronomy
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: This institution may cover the topics in Berkeley's Physics 7ABC series
in a different order. Students who transfer before completing courses
comparable to the entire 7ABC series may need to enroll in Berkeley's PHYSICS 49
to complete missing topics such as wave motion (7A) or heat (7B).
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Bioengineering, Lower Division B.S.====
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to Bioengineering majors must complete all required
________ core UCB
preparation courses in order to be eligible for admission. Only applicants who
have completed 100% of these required
________ courses will be considered for admission.
Required courses for admission to the major must be completed by the end of the
spring semester prior to fall enrollment. A summer 2012 course is not
considered to be "work in progress" for the fall 2012 selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Biology 1A/L
Chem 1A/L; Chem 3A/L
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B
English 1A and 1B
Recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below and they
are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chem 3B
El Engin 40 or Compsci 61B
Engin 7 or Compsci 61A
Engin 10
Engin 45
Consult the Bioengineering website for which course above would best match the
sample track you wish to pursue.
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
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Bioengineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
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Bioengineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3A &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 231 &
_ Organic Chemistry I - (3)
Reactivity
|
Lecture
CHEM 3AL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 231L
Organic Chemistry I - (2)
Laboratory
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
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MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Recommended Courses (if your college offers the courses listed below and they
are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3B &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 233 &
_ Organic Chemistry II (3)
Reactivity
|
- Lecture
CHEM 3BL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 233L
Organic Chemistry II (2)
Laboratory
|
- Laboratory
NOTE: CHEM 3BL is not required for the Bioengineering and
Bioengineering/Materials Science and Engineering Joint majors only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 40
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Microelectronic Circuits
|
OR
|
OR
COMPSCI 61B
Data Structures
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
If no articulation for COMPSCI 61B, a course in data structures or assembly
language and a course in C++ or Java are recommended. Additional material will
be acquired by taking a supplementary course after enrolling at UCB in
combination with the recommended courses to satisfy the COMPSCI 61B requirement.
A score of 4 or 5 on the Computer Science AB AP test taken in May 1999 or later
satisfies the COMPSCI 61B requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
OR
|
OR
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Bioengineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
COMPSCI 61A
The Structure and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Interpretation of
|
Computer Programs
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 45
Properties of Materials
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Bioengineering/Materials Science and Engineering,
Lower Division B.S.====
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to the Bioengineering/Materials Science and Engineering majors must
complete all required
________ core UCB preparation courses in order to be eligible for
admission. Only applicants who have completed 100% of these required
________ courses
will be considered for admission. Required courses for admission to the major
must be completed by the end of the spring semester prior to fall enrollment.
A summer 2012 course is not considered to be "work in progress" for the fall
2012 selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Biology 1A/L
Chem 1A/L; Chem 3A/L
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B
English 1A and 1B
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chem 3B
El Eng 40
Engin 7 or Compsci 61A
Engin 10
Engin 45
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
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Bioengineering/Materials Science and Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
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Bioengineering/Materials Science and Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Joint Major Programs:
The Joint major is designed for students who wish to undertake study in two
major areas of engineering in order to qualify for employment in either field or
for positions in which competence in two fields is required. These curricula
include the core courses in each of the major fields. Both majors are shown on
the student's transcript of record. NOTE: It will likely require 5 semesters
upon admission to UCB to complete this program of study.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
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Bioengineering/Materials Science and Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
CHEM 3A &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 231 &
_ Organic Chemistry I - (3)
Reactivity
|
Lecture
CHEM 3AL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 231L
Organic Chemistry I - (2)
Laboratory
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3B &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 233 &
_ Organic Chemistry II (3)
Reactivity
|
- Lecture
CHEM 3BL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 233L
Organic Chemistry II (2)
Laboratory
|
- Laboratory
NOTE: CHEM 3BL is not required for the Bioengineering and
Bioengineering/Materials Science and Engineering Joint majors only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 40
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Microelectronic Circuits
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
OR
|
OR
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COMPSCI 61A
The Structure and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Interpretation of
|
Computer Programs
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 45
Properties of Materials
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Business Administration, Lower Division B.S.====
MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
______________________________________________
1) Complete all prerequisite courses (see below) with a letter grade of C- or
higher no more than 5 years before starting the business major. If you repeated
or have taken more than one course to fulfill a prerequisite you must use the
first attempt to satisfy the requirement. If you received a C- or higher for
your first attempt you should not repeat the prerequisite.
2) Complete the foreign language requirement (see below).
3) Complete at least 60 UC-transferable semester units (90 qtr. units).
All of the required courses must be completed by the end of the spring term
prior to starting at the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business.
IGETC does not satisfy these requirements.
Please visit the web site at haas.berkeley.edu/Undergrad for admission
information, including the use of credit from AP, IB and GCE "A" level
exam http://haas.berkeley.edu/Undergrad/aplist.html
______________________________________________________
Important
Information for Current High School Students
If your ultimate goal is to apply to UC Berkeley for freshman admission and then
apply to the business major, it's important that you be aware of the following:
The Haas Admission Committee recommends that you take the majority of your Haas
prerequisites at UC Berkeley and not at the community college. If admitted to
UC Berkeley you will be applying to Haas as a Berkeley student and not a
transfer student. The Admission Committee needs to evaluate how you perform in
Berkeley prerequisites while engaged in Berkeley's vibrant, diverse campus
community. If you would like to take community college courses while in high
school, the Admission Committee recommends that you take breadth requirements.
______________________________________________________________________
Important
Information for Current and Newly Admitted Berkeley Students
Once at UC Berkeley students must take Haas prerequisites at UC Berkeley.
Please visit the Haas web site:
http://www.haas.berkeley.edu/Undergrad/ucb_admissions.html for a list of
required prerequisites.
Newly admitted freshmen to UC Berkeley: If you wish to take courses at a
community college during the Summer or Fall term prior to your first semester at
UC Berkeley, consult with a Haas Advisor prior to enrolling in courses at a
community college.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PREREQUISITES
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Business: One general business course. Students attending schools where such a
course is not available must take an appropriate course at a different
California community college. Courses that satisfy this requirement:
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UGBA 10
Principles of Business
(3)|BUSE 100
Introduction to
(3)
|
Business
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Math (Calculus): Two semesters (or three quarters) of calculus is required.
MATH 1A
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OR--------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16B
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
Calculus
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Economics: Courses in Macro and Micro Economics. All of the following courses
are required:
ECON 1
Calculus
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Statistics: One course.
Courses that satisfy
|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
this requirement:
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------English/Reading and Composition (R & C): You must satisfy this requirement by
completing courses comparable to UC Berkeley's English R1A and English R1B.
Courses that satisfy R&C requirement:
|ENGL 101 = UCB ENGL R1A
|ENGL 205 = UCB ENGL R1B
Do not assume that this sequence can be divided. Unless the R1A and R1B
equivalents are separately specified above, the entire sequence should be
completed at this school.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COLLEGE OF LETTERS AND SCIENCE 7-COURSE BREADTH REQUIREMENT
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Breadth is not required for admission to the Haas Undergraduate Program.
However, students are encouraged to spread breadth coursework over 4 years.
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Business Administration, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
Guidelines for Haas Applicants
The College of Letters and Science Breadth guidelines apply to Haas applicants
with the following exceptions:
-Business courses cannot be used for breadth.
-Prerequisites cannot be used for breadth.
-Micro-economics or macro-economics cannot be used for breadth.
-Scores of A, B or C on GCE A levels are accepted.
If there are UC transferable courses offered at your school that are not
included on the breadth list below, please contact your school's Articulation
Officer. He/she should submit the course(s) to UC Berkeley's Articulation
Officer for review. If approved, the course(s) will be added to the
articulation agreement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------College of Letters and Science
===== SEVEN-COURSE BREADTH =====
Guidelines:
- Requirements must be met with courses -- no AP, IB or A level Exam credit;
- Courses may be taken for a grade (C- or better), P/NP, or CR/NC (if P or CR
means C- or better);
- Courses must carry a minimum of 2 semester (3 quarter) units;
- Courses from your major department may be used (does not apply to Haas
applicants);
- Not more than 2 courses offered by the same department may be used;
- Courses used for breadth credit may not also be used to meet the Reading and
Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, or Foreign Language requirements.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------**** Take one course from each
____ of the following seven areas ****
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ARTS AND LITERATURE: Courses that involve significant engagement with arts,
literature, or language (excluding language instruction or the acquisition of
technical skills), either through practical engagement with works of art or
through the creation of art.
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Business Administration, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the Arts
|ARTF 100
Art Orientation
(3)
and Literature Seven-Course
|ARTF 107
Contemporary Art
(3)
Breadth Requirement:
|ARTF 109
History of Modern Art (3)
|ARTF 110
Art History:
(3)
|
Prehistoric to Gothic
|ARTF 111
Art History:
(3)
|
Renaissance to Modern
|ARTF 113
African, Oceanic, and (3)
|
Native American Art
|ARTF 125
Art History: Arts of (3)
|
the Asian Continent
|ARTF 150A
Two-Dimensional
(3)
|
Design
|ARTF 150B
Beginning Graphic
(3)
|
Design
|ARTF 151
Three Dimensional
(3)
|
Design
|ARTF 155A
Freehand Drawing I
(3)
|ARTF 165A
Composition in
(3)
|
Painting I
|ARTF 210A
Life Drawing I
(3)
|ARTF 220A
Life Sculpture I
(3)
|DFLM 101
Introduction to Film (3)
|DFLM 102
The American Cinema
(3)
|ENGL 208
Introduction to
(3)
|
Literature
|ENGL 209
Literary Approaches
(3)
|
to Film
|ENGL 210
American Literature I (3)
|ENGL 211
American Literature
(3)
|
II
|ENGL 215
English Literature I: (3)
|
800-1799
|ENGL 216
English Literature
(3)
|
II: 1800-Present
|ENGL 220
Masterpieces of World (3)
|
Literature I: 1500
|
BCE - 1600 CE
|ENGL 221
Masterpieces of World (3)
|
Literature II: 1600
|
- Present
|ENGL 230
Asian American
(3)
|
Literature
|ENGL 237
Women in Literature
(3)
|HUMA 101
Introduction to the
(3)
|
Humanities I
|MUSI 100
Introduction to Music (3)
|MUSI 109
World Music
(3)
|MUSI 111
Jazz - History and
(3)
|
Development
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE: Courses in the biological sciences, with some
cross-listings, as well as a selection of courses from related disciplines
such as anthropology, nutritional sciences, and psychology.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Courses that satisfy the Biological
|ANTH 102
Introduction to
(3)
Science Seven-Course Breadth
|
Physical Anthropology
Requirement:
|BIOL 100
Natural History (4)
|
Environmental Biology
|BIOL 107
General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 115
Marine Biology
(4)
|BIOL 130
Human Heredity
(3)
|BIOL 131
Introduction to
(4)
|
Biotechnology
|BIOL 180
Plants and People
(3)
|BIOL 205
General Microbiology (5)
|BIOL 210A
Introduction to the
(4)
|
Biological Sciences I
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
|
Biological Sciences
|
II
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
|BIOL 230
Human Anatomy
(4)
|BIOL 235
Human Physiology
(4)
|BIOL 250
Introduction to
(4)
|
Botany
|NUTR 150
Nutrition
(3)
|PSYC 260
Introduction to
(3)
|
Physiological
|
Psychology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORICAL STUDIES: Most courses in the department of History, and other
courses that deal primarily with the human events, institutions, and
activities of the past.
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Business Administration, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the Historical
|BLAS 140A
History of the United (3)
Studies Seven-Course Breadth
|
States, Black
requirement:
|
Perspectives
|BLAS 140B
History of the United (3)
|
States, Black
|
Perspectives
|FILI 100
Filipino American
(3)
|
Experience
|HIST 100
World History I
(3)
|HIST 101
World History II
(3)
|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization
|
I
|HIST 106
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization
|
II
|HIST 109
History of the United (3)
|
States I
|HIST 110
History of the United (3)
|
States II
|HIST 120
Introduction to Asian (3)
|
Civilizations
|HIST 121
Asian Civilization in (3)
|
Modern Times
|HIST 150
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
|HIST 151
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
|HUMA 101
Introduction to the
(3)
|
Humanities I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------INTERNATIONAL STUDIES: Courses that involve the study of the contemporary
politics, culture, arts, intermediate language, or socioeconomic structure of at
least one country other than the U.S., or courses that involve comparison
between the U.S. and another country (subcultures within the U.S. do not qualify
as subjects of study for the purposes of this requirement).
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Business Administration, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the
|GEOG 102
Cultural Geography
(3)
International Studies Seven-Course
|GEOG 104
World Regional
(3)
Breadth Requirement:
|
Geography
|POLI 103
Comparative Politics
(3)
|POLI 140
Contemporary
(3)
|
International Politics
|SOCO 223
Globalization and
(3)
|
Social Change
|SPAN 201
Third Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|SPAN 202
Fourth Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|SPAN 210
Conversation and
(3)
|
Composition Spanish 1
|SPAN 211
Conversation and
(3)
|
Composition Spanish II
|TAGA 201
Third Course in
(5)
|
Tagalog
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHILOSOPHY AND VALUES: Most courses in the department of Philosophy, plus
courses with a major focus on religion, ethics, legal values, or leading
philosophical figures.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Courses that satisfy the Philosophy
|PHIL 102A
Introduction to
(3)
and Values Seven-Course Breadth
|
Philosophy: Reality
Requirement:
|
and Knowledge
|PHIL 102B
Introduction to
(3)
|
Philosophy: Values
|PHIL 107
Reflections on Human (3)
|
Nature
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICAL SCIENCE: Courses in the physical sciences such as astronomy,
chemistry, geology, geophysics, and physics, as well as a selection of courses
from related disciplines with some cross-listing. Courses that focus only on
computer skills do not qualify.
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Business Administration, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the Physical
|ASTR 101
Descriptive Astronomy (3)
Sciences Seven-Course Breadth
|CHEM 100
Fundamentals of
(3)
Requirement:
|
Chemistry
|CHEM 130
Introduction to
(3)
|
Organic and
|
Biological Chemistry
|CHEM 152
Introduction to
(3)
|
General Chemistry
|CHEM 200
General Chemistry I - (3)
|
Lecture
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
|CHEM 201
General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
|CHEM 231
Organic Chemistry I - (3)
|
Lecture
|CHEM 233
Organic Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 251
Analytical Chemistry (5)
|GEOG 101
Physical Geography
(3)
|GEOL 100
General Geology
(3)
|GEOL 104
Earth Science
(3)
|PHYN 100
Survey of Physical
(3)
|
Science
|PHYN 120
Physical Oceanography (3)
|PHYS 125
General Physics
(5)
|PHYS 126
General Physics II
(5)
|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES: Many courses in the departments of
Economics, Legal Studies, Political Science, Sociology, Social Welfare, and many
courses in anthropology, geography, and psychology. A variety of courses from
other disciplines and some advanced language courses with a significant
linguistic component are also acceptable.
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Business Administration, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the Social and
|ADJU 386
Leadership Theory and (3)
Behavioral Sciences Seven-Course
|
Practice
Breadth Requirement:
|
Same as: MILS 110
|ANTH 102
Introduction to
(3)
|
Physical Anthropology
|ANTH 103
Introduction to
(3)
|
Cultural Anthropology
|ANTH 107
Introduction to
(3)
|
Archaeology
|BLAS 140A
History of the United (3)
|
States, Black
|
Perspectives
|BLAS 140B
History of the United (3)
|
States, Black
|
Perspectives
|BUSE 140
Business Law and the (3)
|
Legal Environment
|CHIL 101
Human Growth and
(3)
|
Development
|CHIL 103
Lifespan Growth and
(3)
|
Development
|ECON 120
Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
|FILI 100
Filipino American
(3)
|
Experience
|GEOG 102
Cultural Geography
(3)
|GEOG 104
World Regional
(3)
|
Geography
|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization
|
I
|HIST 106
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization
|
II
|HIST 109
History of the United (3)
|
States I
|HIST 110
History of the United (3)
|
States II
|HIST 120
Introduction to Asian (3)
|
Civilizations
|HIST 150
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
|HIST 151
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
|JOUR 202
Introduction to Mass (3)
|
Communication
|MILS 110
Leadership Theory and (3)
|
Practice
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Business Administration, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
|
Same as: ADJU 386
|POLI 101
Introduction to
(3)
|
Political Science
|POLI 102
The American
(3)
|
Political System
|POLI 103
Comparative Politics (3)
|POLI 140
Contemporary
(3)
|
International
|
Politics
|PSYC 101
General Psychology
(3)
|PSYC 121
Introduction to Child (3)
|
Psychology
|PSYC 123
Adolescent Psychology (3)
|PSYC 133
Psychology of Women
(3)
|PSYC 135
Marriage and Family
(3)
|
Relations
|PSYC 137
Human Sexual Behavior (3)
|PSYC 155
Introduction to
(3)
|
Personality
|PSYC 166
Introduction to
(3)
|
Social Psychology
|PSYC 230
Psychology of
(3)
|
Lifespan Development
|PSYC 211
Learning
(3)
|PSYC 245
Abnormal Psychology
(3)
|PSYC 260
Introduction to
(3)
|
Physiological
|
Psychology
|SOCO 101
Principles of
(3)
|
Sociology
|SOCO 110
Contemporary Social
(3)
|
Problems
|SOCO 201
Advanced Principles
(3)
|
of Sociology
|SOCO 223
Globalization and
(3)
|
Social Change
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------FOREIGN LANGUAGE
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Business Administration, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
You may satisfy this requirement by:
- Receiving a grade of C- or higher in high school courses comparable to the
third year level of any language other than the language of high school
instruction.
-For many students who attended high school outside of the United States, where
English is not the language of instruction then English may be your foreign
__________________________________________,
language. For example, if you went to high school in China where the language
of instruction was Mandarin and took the 3rd level of English, then English is
considered your foreign language.
- Passing a college course comparable to the second semester of a foreign
language as taught at Berkeley. This course may be taken for a letter grade or
P/NP. You must earn at least a C- or a P.
- Achieving a score of 590 or better on the SAT II Foreign Language Subject
Exam.
- Achieving a score of 3 or better on any AP Exam in a language other than
English.
- Obtaining a grade of C or better on the General Certificate "A" or "O" Level
Foreign Language Exam.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Courses that satisfy FL requirement:
|ARAB 102
Second Course in
(5)
|
Arabic
|SPAN 102
Second Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|TAGA 102
Second Course in
(5)
|
Tagalog
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Business Administration, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
_________
ADMISSION
The University strongly recommends that applicants use the PATHWAYS online
application at:
http://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/apply.
The online application is available October 1st.
The deadline for filing is November 30.
The minimum eligibility requirements listed in this articulation agreement are
necessary and the UC Berkeley Haas School of Business will not evaluate
applications from students who are not able to fulfill these requirements.
Failure to complete required courses is the primary reason for denial of
applications. Please use the Haas Self-Reported Academic Record (SAR) when
planning your classes in order to ensure completion of required coursework. The
form is available on the internet at http://haas.berkeley.edu/Undergrad/.
Admission to the business major continues to be competitive and completion of
the courses discussed above is the first important step toward admission to the
program. All Transfer applicants will be asked to submit a SAR, essay and
resume in January. This information will be reviewed to confirm eligibility for
the major. Only students who clearly show planned satisfaction of all the
requirements will be considered for admission. The application materials of all
eligible students are reviewed thoroughly and many factors are considered,
including performance in key prerequisites (business, math, economics,
statistics), grade trends, course load, consistency of academic performance,
leadership skills, accomplishments as demonstrated by extra-curricular
activities, as well as communication and analytical skills.
Final admission decisions will be available by May 1.
PRE-ADMISSION ADVISING
______________________
The Haas Undergraduate program office is open 9:00 a.m.--4:00 p.m. Monday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, and 10:00 a.m.--4:00 p.m. on Tuesday. Please
visit our web site at http://haas.berkeley.edu/Undergrad for program and
admission information and to obtain a copy of the Self-Reported Academic Record
(SAR). Whether you seek advice in person or by phone (510-642-1421), please have
the completed SAR with you.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
_____________________
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Business Administration, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Celtic Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley you must
complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Foreign Language, and
Quantitative Reasoning; OR
2) IGETC
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
_______:
PROGRAM
The major in Celtic Studies:
- is designed to give students both a broad understanding of the place of Celtic
languages and cultures in the world and a firm grounding in one or more of the
Celtic languages; and
- maintains an innovative linkage of language and literature-in-translation
courses intended to allow students maximum flexibility in pursuing their
programs.
In addition to at least three semesters of language study and the other major
requirements, students will be required to organize their studies with reference
to one other methodological or disciplinary area chosen from Anthropology, Art,
History, Comparative Literature, Linguistics, Medieval Studies, History,
Rhetoric, Scandinavian, or another related language and literature.
Some students may find it advantageous to declare a minor in a language,
however, not all language departments offer this option.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
It is recommended that junior level transfer students applying to the major
complete the following lower division major requirements or comparable courses:
- CELTIC 70 (The World of the Celts), which should be taken during the student's
first fall semester at Berkeley; plus
- Two semester courses from the following course sequences:
CELTIC 15 and 85 (Modern Irish) or CELTIC 16 and 86 (Modern Welsh),
which may also be taken beginning the junior year at Berkeley.
Once admitted, students who have a prior knowledge of a Celtic language may be
required to take a language proficiency test or consult with the department
language program coordinator for placement in the correct language course level.
Students with prior knowledge of a Celtic language may apply for credit by
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examination.
For more information on this major:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu; or
Program in Celtic Studies
Undergraduate Student Services Advisor
http://ls.berkeley.edu/dept/celtic
(510) 642-4661
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
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====Chemical Biology, Lower Division B.S.====
The major in Chemical Biology is offered by the Department of Chemistry in the
College of Chemistry. It is intended for students who are interested in careers
as professional chemists, or in the biological sciences including the
biomedical, biotechnology, and pharmaceutical industries. Chemical Biology
offers students the opportunity to understand the chemical principles of
biological function. In addition to an introductory set of math and physics
courses and a broad selection of chemistry courses similar to those required for
the chemistry major, students pursuing the chemical biology major take courses
in general and cell biology, biochemistry, biological macromolecular synthesis,
and in bioinorganic chemistry. There is a strong emphasis on organic chemistry,
quantitative thermodynamics, and kinetics to understand the logic of biological
systems.
As a transfer applicant you are expected to complete, at a minimum, course work
comparable to Berkeley's:
CHEMISTRY 1A + 1AL + 1B
MATH 1A + 1B
PHYSICS 7A or 8A
ENGLISH R1A + R1B
Plus two additional courses toward the major.
Course work must be completed by the end of the spring term that precedes fall
enrollment at Berkeley.
IGETC, although not required, will fulfill the Reading and Composition and
Foreign Language requirements; however, you must complete the entire IGETC
pattern by this same deadline.
Completion of additional course work toward the major (chemistry, mathematics,
calculus-based physics and/or biology) is also encouraged.
Transfer applicants need B grades or better in math and science courses to be
adequately prepared to continue with junior year course work.
All of the courses listed below, unless otherwise noted, must be taken for a
letter grade.
A minimum 3.0 overall grade-point average is required for admission
consideration.
The UC applicant personal statement is important in the selection process at
Berkeley. The College reviews the personal statement for evidence of the
student's interest in the chosen field and a thoughtful match between the
academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
For more information:
Sharon Mueller, Transfer Adviser
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Chemical Biology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
smueller@berkeley.edu
(510) 643-1035
http://chem.berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEMISTRY
Courses that satisfy the combination of CHEM 1A + 1AL + CHEM 1B + CHEM 15 are
considered equivalent to CHEM 4A + 4B at Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 15
Bio/Analytical Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 251
Analytical Chemistry
(5)
NOTE: CHEM 15 replaces CHEM 5
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: Chemical Biology majors who transfer without having covered analytical
chemistry are required to take it after transfer.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
CHEM 112A + 112B (Organic Chemistry) are required for the Chemical Biology
B.S. degree.
Transfer students are encouraged to take the organic chemistry sequence at their
institution.
When two organic chemistry sequences are offered, the sequence for chemistry
majors is required.
Completion of a year of organic chemistry (lecture and lab) combined with a
score in the 75th percentile or higher on the American Chemical Society (ACS)
Organic Chemistry Exam will constitute satisfactory completion of Berkeley's
CHEM 112A + 112B. Students are encouraged to take the exam through their
community college, if possible. NOTE: The College of Chemistry no longer
accepts results from the 1994 and 1998 versions of the ACS Organic Chemistry
Exam.
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Chemical Biology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
MATHEMATICS
You may also satisfy this requirement with a score/grade of:
3 or higher on the AP Calculus AB exam satisfies MATH 1A;
3 or 4 on the AP Calculus BC exam satisfies MATH 1A;
5 on the AP Calculus BC exam satisfies MATH 1A and 1B.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS
PHYSICS 7C is not required for the Chemical Biology major, but it is acceptable
toward the 7-Unit Upper Division Chemistry and Allied Subjects Requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- or --------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 8A
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180A &
_ General Physics I
(4)
|PHYS 181A
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 8B
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180B &
_ General Physics II
(4)
|PHYS 181B
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: This institution may cover the topics in Berkeley's Physics series in a
different order. Students who transfer before completing courses comparable to
the entire series may need to enroll in Berkeley's PHYSICS 49 to complete
missing topics such as wave motion (7A) or heat (7B).
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Chemical Biology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
BIOLOGY
You may also satisfy this requirement with a score/grade of:
4 or higher on the AP Biology exam.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------READING AND COMPOSITION REQUIREMENT
Course work comparable to Berkeley's:
English R1A + R1B; or
______ IGETC pattern completed by the end of the spring term preceding
Entire
fall enrollment at Berkeley.
NOTE: You may also satisfy this requirement with a score/grade of:
4 or 5 on the AP exam in English Language and Composition satisfies ENGLISH R1A;
4 on the AP exam in English Literature and Composition satisfies ENGLISH R1A;
5 on the AP exam in English Literature and Composition satisfies ENGLISH R1A +
R1B.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
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Chemical Biology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
FOREIGN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
The Foreign Language Requirement may be satisfied after transfer, but
it should be satisfied by the end of the student's third (junior) year.
To satisfy this Requirement:
Complete a course comparable to the third year of a foreign language in high
school with a grade of C- or higher, or the second semester of a foreign
language as taught at Berkeley; or
Complete the entire
______ IGETC pattern by the end of the spring term preceding fall
enrollment at Berkeley; or
You may satisfy this Requirement with a score/grade of:
550 on the SAT II Foreign Language Subject Exam, if taken before May 1995;
590 on the SAT II Subject Exam, if taken May 1995 or later;
3 or better on an AP Foreign Language Exam;
C or better on a GCE "A" or "O" Level Foreign Language Exam.
OR
Courses that satisfy FL requirement:
|ARAB 102
Second Course in
(5)
|
Arabic
|SPAN 102
Second Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|TAGA 102
Second Course in
(5)
|
Tagalog
(May be taken for a letter grade or pass/no pass).
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Chemical Engineering & Materials Science & Engineering, Lower Division B.S.=
The Joint Major in Chemical Engineering and Materials Science and
Engineering is offered by the College of Chemistry. Engineers who have training
in both chemical process engineering and materials engineering are needed to
solve problems in areas such as coal gasification and liquefaction, extraction
of metals from low-grade ores and wastes, and environmental control of
metallurgical processes.
As a transfer applicant you are expected to complete, at a minimum, course work
comparable to Berkeley's:
CHEMISTRY 1A + 1AL + 1B
MATH 1A + 1B
PHYSICS 7A
ENGLISH R1A*
Plus two additional courses toward the major.
Course work must be completed by the end of the spring term preceding fall
enrollment at Berkeley.
IGETC, although not required, will fulfill the Reading and Composition
requirement; however, you must complete the entire IGETC pattern by the same
deadline.
Completion of additional course work toward the major (chemistry, mathematics,
calculus-based physics, engineering, and/or MATLAB) is also encouraged.
All of the courses listed below must be taken for a letter grade.
Transfer applicants need B grades or better in technical courses to be
adequately prepared to continue with junior year course work.
A minimum 3.0 overall grade-point average is required for admission
consideration.
*NOTE: To satisfy the University's minimum admission requirement for transfer
students, transfer applicants are required to complete two transferable college
courses in English Composition. Refer to the University of California Berkeley
general catalog (http://www.berkeley.edu/catalog) for information on minimum
eligibility requirements.
The UC applicant personal statement is important in the selection process at
Berkeley. The College reviews the personal statement for evidence of the
student's interest in the chosen field and a thoughtful match between the
academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
For more information:
Sharon Mueller, Transfer Adviser
smueller@berkeley.edu
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Chemical Engineering & Materials Science & Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
(510) 643-1035
http://cheme.berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GENERAL CHEMISTRY WITH LABORATORY
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ORGANIC CHEMISTRY WITH LABORATORY
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 112A (Organic Chemistry) is required for the Joint Major in Chemical
Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering, but CHEM 112B is not
required.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Transfer students are encouraged to take the organic chemistry sequence at their
institution.
When two organic chemistry sequences are offered, the sequence for chemistry
majors is required.
Completion of a year of organic chemistry (lecture and lab) combined with a
score in the 75th percentile or higher on the American Chemical Society (ACS)
Organic Chemistry Exam will constitute satisfactory completion of Berkeley's
CHEM 112A + 112B. Students are encouraged to take the exam through their
community college, if possible. NOTE: The College of Chemistry no longer accepts
results from the 1994 and 1998 versions of the ACS Organic Chemistry Exam.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGINEERING
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Courses that satisfy the requirement
|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
for a course in electronic techniques
|
for engineering.
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 45
Properties of Materials
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
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COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATHEMATICS
You may also satisfy this requirement with a score/grade of:
3 or higher on the AP Calculus AB exam satisfies MATH 1A;
3 or 4 on the AP Calculus BC exam satisfies MATH 1A;
5 on the AP Calculus BC exam satisfies MATH 1A and 1B.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: This institution may cover the topics in Berkeley's PHYSICS 7ABC series
in a different order. Students who transfer before completing courses comparable
to the entire 7ABC series may need to enroll in Berkeley's PHYSICS 49 to
complete missing topics such as wave motion (7A) or heat (7B).
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Chemical Engineering & Materials Science & Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
READING AND COMPOSITION REQUIREMENT
Course work comparable to Berkeley's:
ENGLISH R1A; or
______ IGETC pattern completed by the end of the spring term
Entire
preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley.
NOTE: You may also satisfy this requirement with a score/grade of: 4 or 5 on
the AP exam in either English Language and Composition or English Literature and
Composition.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Chemical Engineering & Nuclear Engineering, Lower Division B.S.====
The Joint Major in Chemical Engineering and Nuclear Engineering is offered by
the College of Chemistry. The areas of nuclear technology that depend heavily
upon chemical engineering training include: isotope separation, fuel
reprocessing, waste management, feed material preparation, fuel chemistry,
effluent control, fusion reactor fuel processing, and new reactor types.
As a transfer applicant you are expected to complete, at a minimum, course work
comparable to Berkeley's:
CHEMISTRY 1A + 1AL + 1B
MATH 1A + 1B
PHYSICS 7A
ENGLISH R1A*
Plus two additional courses toward the major.
Course work must be completed by the end of the spring term preceding fall
enrollment at Berkeley.
IGETC, although not required, will fulfill the Reading and Composition
requirement; however, you must complete the entire IGETC pattern by this same
deadline.
Completion of additional course work toward the major (mathematics,
calculus-based physics, engineering and/or MATLAB) is also encouraged.
All of the courses listed below must be taken for a letter grade.
Transfer applicants need B grades or better in technical courses to be
adequately prepared to continue with junior year course work.
A minimum 3.0 overall grade-point average is required for admission
consideration.
*NOTE: To satisfy the University's minimum admission requirements for transfer
students, transfer applicants are required to complete two transferable college
courses in English composition. Refer to the University of California Berkeley
general catalog (http://www.berkeley.edu/catalog) for information on minimum
eligibility requirements.
The UC applicant personal statement is important in the selection process at
Berkeley. The College reviews the personal statement for evidence of the
student's interest in the chosen field and a thoughtful match between the
academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
For more information:
Sharon Mueller, Transfer Adviser
smueller@berkeley.edu
(510) 643-1035
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Chemical Engineering & Nuclear Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
http://cheme.berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GENERAL CHEMISTRY WITH LABORATORY
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGINEERING
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Courses that satisfy the requirement
|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
for a course in electronic techniques
|
for engineering.
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 45
Properties of Materials
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATHEMATICS
You may also satisfy this requirement with a score/grade of:
3 or higher on the AP Calculus AB exam satisfies MATH 1A;
3 or 4 on the AP Calculus BC exam satisfies MATH 1A;
5 on the AP Calculus BC exam satisfies MATH 1A and 1B.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
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Chemical Engineering & Nuclear Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: This institution may cover the topics in Berkeley's PHYSICS 7ABC series
in a different order. Students who transfer before completing courses comparable
to the entire 7ABC series may need to enroll in Berkeley's PHYSICS 49 to
complete missing topics such as wave motion (7A) or heat (7B).
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------READING AND COMPOSITION REQUIREMENT
Course work comparable to Berkeley's:
ENGLISH R1A; or
______ IGETC pattern completed by the end of the spring term
Entire
preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley.
NOTE: You may also satisfy this requirement with a score/grade of: 4 or 5 on
the AP exam in either English Language and Composition or English Literature and
Composition.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Chemical Engineering, Lower Division B.S.====
The major in Chemical Engineering is offered by the College of Chemistry. It is
designed to equip the student for professional work in development, design, and
operation of chemical products and processes. It prepares the student for
employment in such industries as chemical, petroleum, electrochemical,
biochemical, semiconductor, nuclear, aerospace, plastics, food processing,
envirnomental control, or related industries.
As a transfer applicant you are expected to complete, at a minimum, course work
comparable to Berkeley's:
CHEMISTRY 1A + 1AL + 1B
MATH 1A + 1B
PHYSICS 7A
ENGLISH R1A*
Plus two additional courses toward the major.
Course work must be completed by the end of the spring term preceding fall
enrollment at Berkeley.
IGETC, although not required, will fulfill the Reading and Composition
requirement; however, you must complete the entire IGETC pattern by this same
deadline.
Students are strongly encouraged to complete Biology 1A before transfer.
Furthermore, completion of additional course work toward the major (chemistry,
mathematics, calculus-based physics, engineering, and/or MATLAB) is also
encouraged.
All of the courses listed below must be taken for a letter grade.
Transfer applicants need B grades or better in technical courses to be
adequately prepared to continue with junior year course work.
A minimum 3.0 overall grade-point average is required for admission
consideration.
*NOTE: To satisfy the University's minimum admission requirements for transfer
students, transfer applicants are required to complete two transferable college
courses in English composition. Refer to the University of California, Berkeley
general catalog (http://www.berkeley.edu/catalog) for information on minimum
eligibility requirements.
The UC applicant personal statement is important in the selection process at
Berkeley. The College reviews the personal statement for evidence of the
student's interest in the chosen field and a thoughtful match between the
academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
For more information:
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Chemical Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
Sharon Mueller, Transfer Adviser
smueller@berkeley.edu
(510) 643-1035
http://cheme.berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GENERAL CHEMISTRY WITH LABORATORY
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ORGANIC CHEMISTRY WITH LABORATORY
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 112A (Organic Chemistry) is required for the Chemical Engineering B.S.
degree. CHEM 112B is not required for the Chemical Engineering major, but it is
acceptable in satisfaction of the science elective for the open elective
program.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Transfer students are encouraged to take the organic chemistry sequence at their
institution.
When two organic chemistry sequences are offered, the sequence for chemistry
majors is required.
Completion of a year of organic chemistry (lecture and lab) combined with a
score in the 75th percentile or higher on the American Chemical Society (ACS)
Organic Chemistry Exam will constitute satisfactory completion of Berkeley's
CHEM 112A + 112B. Students are encouraged to take the exam through their
community college, if possible. NOTE: The College of Chemistry no longer accepts
results from the 1994 and 1998 versions of the ACS Organic Chemistry Exam.
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Chemical Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
BIOLOGY
Biology 1A (lecture only) is required for the Chemical Engineering B.S. degree,
except for students who declare the Biotechnology concentration.
You may also satisfy this requirement with a score/grade of:
4 or higher on the AP Biology exam satisfies BIOLOGY 1A & 1AL.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGINEERING
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 40
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Microelectronic Circuits
|
OR
|
OR
Courses that satisfy the requirement
|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
for a course in electronic techniques
|
for engineering.
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Due to class size constraints, Chemical Engineering majors are not allowed to
take EL ENG 40 at Berkeley during a fall or spring semester. Chemical
Engineering majors who plan to complete the electrical engineering requirement
(EL ENG 40 or EL ENG 100) during a fall or spring semester after admission to
Berkeley must take EL ENG 100.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 45
Properties of Materials
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATHEMATICS
You may also satisfy this requirement with a score/grade of:
3 or higher on the AP Calculus AB exam satisfies MATH 1A;
3 or 4 on the AP Calculus BC exam satisfies MATH 1A;
5 on the AP Calculus BC exam satisfies MATH 1A and 1B.
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Chemical Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C is not required for the Chemical Engineering major, but it is
acceptable in satisfaction of the science elective for the open elective
program.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: This institution may cover the topics in Berkeley's PHYSICS 7ABC series
in a different order. Students who transfer before completing courses comparable
to the entire 7ABC series may need to enroll in Berkeley's PHYSICS 49 to
complete missing topics such as wave motion (7A) or heat (7B).
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------READING AND COMPOSITION REQUIREMENT
Course work comparable to Berkeley's:
English R1A; or
______ IGETC pattern completed by the end of the spring term
Entire
preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley.
NOTE: You may also satisfy this requirement with a score/grade of:
4 or 5 on the AP exam in either English Language and Composition or English
Literature and Composition.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
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Chemical Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Chemistry, Lower Division B.A. and B.S.====
COLLEGE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Degree in Chemistry is offered by the College of
Letters and Science (L&S). The B.A. degree, which requires more humanities and
social science courses than the B.S. degree, is intended for students interested
in careers in teaching, medicine, or other sciences requiring a basic
understanding of chemical processes.
You must complete:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Foreign Language, Quantitative
Reasoning; or
2) IGETC by the end of the spring term that precedes fall enrollment at
Berkeley.
It is recommended that you complete as many major preparation courses as
possible prior to transfer. As a transfer applicant you are expected to
complete, at a minimum, course work comparable to Berkeley's:
CHEMISTRY 1A + 1AL + 1B
MATH 1A + 1B
The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Degree in Chemistry is offered by the College of
Chemistry. The B.S. degree is intended for students who are primarily interested
in careers as professional chemists or desire a thorough grounding in chemistry in preparation for professional or graduate school in chemistry and
other disciplines. In addition, there is a Materials Chemistry concentration
that is intended for students interested in the application of basic chemical
principles to the discovery, design, and characterization of materials.
As a transfer applicant you are expected to complete, at a minimum, course work
comparable to Berkeley's:
CHEMISTRY 1A + 1AL + 1B
MATH 1A + 1B
PHYSICS 7A
ENGLISH R1A + R1B
Plus two additional courses toward the major.
Course work must be completed by the end of the spring term preceding fall
enrollment at Berkeley.
IGETC, although not required, will fulfill the Reading and Composition and
Foreign Language requirements; however, you must complete the entire IGETC
pattern by this same deadline.
Completion of additional course work toward the major (chemistry, mathematics,
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Chemistry, Lower Division B.A. and B.S. (continued)
and/or calculus-based physics) is also encouraged.
Transfer applicants need B grades or better in math and science courses to be
adequately prepared to continue with junior year course work.
All of the courses below, unless otherwise noted, must be taken for a letter
grade.
A minimum 3.0 overall grade-point average is required for admission
consideration.
The UC applicant personal statement is important in the selection process at
Berkeley. The College reviews the personal statement for evidence of the
student's interest in the chosen field and a thoughtful match between the
academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
For more information:
Sharon Mueller, Transfer Adviser
smueller@berkeley.edu
(510) 643-1035
http://chem.berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEMISTRY
Courses that satisfy the combination of CHEM 1A + 1AL + CHEM 1B + CHEM 15 are
considered equivalent to CHEM 4A + 4B at Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 15
Bio/Analytical Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 251
Analytical Chemistry
(5)
NOTE: CHEM 15 replaces CHEM 5
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: Chemistry majors who transfer without having covered analytical chemistry
are required to take it after transfer.
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Chemistry, Lower Division B.A. and B.S. (continued)
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
CHEM 112A + 112B (Organic Chemistry) are required for the Chemistry B.A. and
B.S. degrees.
Transfer students are encouraged to take the organic chemistry sequence at their
institution.
When two organic chemistry sequences are offered, the sequence for chemistry
majors is required.
Completion of a year of organic chemistry (lecture and lab) combined with a
score in the 75th percentile or higher on the American Chemical Society (ACS)
Organic Chemistry Exam will constitute satisfactory completion of Berkeley's
CHEM 112A + 112B. Students are encouraged to take the exam through their
community college, if possible. NOTE: The College of Chemistry no longer accepts
results from the 1994 and 1998 versions of the ACS Organic Chemistry Exam.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATHEMATICS
You may also satisfy this requirement with a score/grade of:
3 or higher on the AP Calculus AB exam satisfies MATH 1A;
3 or 4 on the AP Calculus BC exam satisfies MATH 1A;
5 on the AP Calculus BC exam satisfies MATH 1A and 1B.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C is not required for the Chemistry major, but it is acceptable toward
the 15-Unit Upper Division Chemistry and Allied Subjects Requirement for the
Chemistry B.S. degree.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
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Chemistry, Lower Division B.A. and B.S. (continued)
PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: This institution may cover the topics in Berkeley's PHYSICS 7ABC series
in a different order. Students who transfer before completing courses comparable
to the entire 7ABC series may need to enroll in Berkeley's PHYSICS 49 to
complete missing topics such as wave motion (7A) or heat (7B).
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------READING AND COMPOSITION REQUIREMENT
Course work comparable to Berkeley's:
English R1A + R1B; or
______ IGETC pattern completed by the end of the spring term preceding
Entire
fall enrollment at Berkeley.
NOTE: You may also satisfy this requirement with a score/grade of:
4 or 5 on the AP exam in English Language and Composition satisfies ENGLISH R1A;
4 on the AP exam in English Literature and Composition satisfies ENGLISH R1A;
5 on the AP exam in English Literature and Composition satisfies ENGLISH R1A +
R1B.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------FOREIGN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT
The Foreign Language Requirement may be satisfied after transfer, but
it should be satisfied by the end of the student's third (junior) year.
To satisfy this Requirement:
Complete a course comparable to the third year of a foreign language in high
school with a grade of C- or higher, or the second semester of a foreign
language as taught at Berkeley; or
Complete the entire
______ IGETC pattern by the end of the spring term preceding fall
enrollment at Berkeley; or
You may satisfy this Requirement with a score/grade of:
550 on the SAT II Foreign Language Subject Exam, if taken before May 1995;
590 on the SAT II Subject Exam, if taken May 1995 or later;
3 or better on an AP Foreign Language Exam;
C or better on a GCE "A" or "O" Level Foreign Language Exam.
OR
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Chemistry, Lower Division B.A. and B.S. (continued)
Courses that satisfy FL requirement:
|ARAB 102
Second Course in
(5)
|
Arabic
|SPAN 102
Second Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|TAGA 102
Second Course in
(5)
|
Tagalog
(May be taken for a letter grade or pass/no pass).
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Chicano Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Chicano Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
The Chicano Studies major offers an interdisciplinary curriculum of academic
study that critically examines the historical and contemporary experiences of
people of Mexican descent in the context of American society and institutions;
and studies particular aspects of Mexican history, culture and politics as they
bear upon the Chicano community, past and present. Emphasis is given to the
student developing a broad knowledge of the Chicano experience. Thus, the major
stresses the analysis of the interrelationships in the historical background,
cultural patterns and artistic expression of the Chicano community in order to
acquire a well-rounded, in-depth understanding of the contemporary interface
between Chicanos and American society. In this connection, the major strives to
incorporate various disciplines in its approach, such as political science,
sociology, anthropology, history, literary criticism and art. Through the
interdisciplinary nature of our curriculum, the major is aimed at preparing
students for incorporation into the world of work and for a wide range of
advanced graduate work and/or professional training in various fields.
Please consult with the
taken at your community
UC-transferable courses
meet certain components
Chicano Studies adviser regarding the use of courses
college for credit toward the major. Generally, some
taken at your community college can in fact be used to
of the major requirements.
For more information:
CS Major Advisor, Laura Jimenez-Olvera
(510) 642-0243
e-mail: lauraj@berkeley.edu
http://ethnicstudies.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ETH STD 10AC
A History of Race and (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Ethnicity in Western
|
North America,
|
1598-Present
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ETH STD 11AC
Theories and Concepts (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
in Comparative
|
Ethnic Studies An
|
Introduction
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHICANO STUDIES CORE COURSES
Select two from the following:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHICANO 20
Introduction to Chicano (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Culture
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHICANO 40
Introduction to Chicano (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Literature in English
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHICANO 50
Introduction to Chicano (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
History
|
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Chicano Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Chinese (East Asian Languages), Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
IMPORTANT:
For this major, students are:
-encouraged to take all available Mandarin language courses prior
to transfer; and
-required to take a language placement test before enrolling in a
foreign language or literature course at Berkeley.
Required for the major:
- CHINESE 7A or 7B, which must be taken at Berkeley before declaring.
Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) exams will not
satisfy requirements for this major.
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Chinese (East Asian Languages), Lower Division B.A. (continued)
For more information:
Jan Johnson, Student Services Advisor
East Asian Languages and Cultures
(510) 642-4497
jmj@berkeley.edu
http://ealc.berkeley.edu/
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHINESE 1A
Elementary Chinese
(5)|Consult with the UC Berkeley
|undergraduate advisor regarding
|placement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHINESE 1B
Elementary Chinese
(5)|Consult with the UC Berkeley
|undergraduate advisor regarding
|placement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHINESE 10A
Intermediate Chinese
(5)|Consult with the UC Berkeley
|undergraduate advisor regarding
|placement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHINESE 10B
Intermediate Chinese
(5)|Consult with the UC Berkeley
|undergraduate advisor regarding
|placement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Civil Engineering, Lower Division B.S.====
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to the Civil Engineering majors must complete all required
________ core UCB
preparation courses in order to be eligible for admission. Only applicants who
have completed 100% of these required
________ courses will be considered for admission.
Required courses for admission to the major must be completed by the end of the
spring semester prior to fall enrollment. A summer 2012 course is not
considered to be "work in progress" for the fall 2012 selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chem 1A/L
Chem 1B or Physics 7C
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B
English R1A and R1B
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Civ Eng C30
Civ Eng 60
Civ Eng 70 or Civ Eng 11
Civ Eng 93
Engin 7
Engin 10
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
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Civil Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation.
See http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses.
Courses which are three semester units or more that appear in the following
categories on the "General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used
to satisfy two of the remaining four humanities/social science course
requirements for the College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL
STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
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Civil Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
OR
|
OR
PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
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Civil Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CIV ENG C30
Introduction to Solid (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Mechanics
|
Same as: MEC ENG C85
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CIV ENG 60
Structure and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Properties of Civil
|
Engineering Materials
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CIV ENG 70
Engineering Geology
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
OR
|
OR
CIV ENG 11
Engineered Systems and (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Sustainability
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CIV ENG 93
Engineering Data
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Classical Civilizations, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
IMPORTANT: Students may be asked to meet with a Berkeley placement adviser
before enrolling in a foreign language or literature course at Berkeley.
For more information:
Please see departmental website for most recent requirements:
http://classics.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CLASSIC 10A
Introduction to Greek (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CLASSIC 10B
Introduction to Roman (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: UCB Letters and Science R44A (Topics in Western Civilization) may be
substituted for either Classics 10A or 10B after enrolling at Berkeley.
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Classical Civilizations, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------This major also requires two additional lower division courses in Classics,
Greek, Latin, or other subjects specified in a list of recommended courses, but
these may be completed by the end of the junior year.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Classical Languages, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
IMPORTANT: Students may be asked to meet with a Berkeley placement adviser
before enrolling in a foreign language or literature course at Berkeley.
To satisfy Greek 1 + Greek 2 or Latin 1 + 2, students may enroll in the summer
workshops at Berkeley: Greek 15 and Latin 15.
Please note: A summer 2012 course is not considered to be "work in progress"
for fall 2012 selection purposes.
For more information:
Please see departmental website for most recent requirements:
http://classics.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GREEK 1
Elementary Greek
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GREEK 2
Elementary Greek
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
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Classical Languages, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
GREEK 10
Intensive Elementary
(8)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Greek
|
GREEK 10 = GREEK 1 + GREEK 2
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LATIN 1
Elementary Latin
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LATIN 2
Elementary Latin
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LATIN 10
Intensive Elementary
(8)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Latin
|
LATIN 10 = LATIN 1 + LATIN 2
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CLASSIC 10A
Introduction to Greek (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CLASSIC 10B
Introduction to Roman (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Cognitive Science, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------For more information:
Carol Snow
(510) 642-2628
email: casnow@berkeley.edu
http://ls.berkeley.edu/ugis/cogsci
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LOWER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS
NOTE: A score of 3 or above on the AP Calculus AB or the AP Calculus BC exam
satisfies the requirement for MATH 1A or MATH 16A for Cognitive Science.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COG SCI C1
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Cognitive Science
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61A
The Structure and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Interpretation of
|
Computer Programs
|
OR
|
OR
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Cognitive Science, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
OR
|
OR
MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 55
Discrete Mathematics
(4)|MATH 245
Discrete Mathematics
(3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------In lieu of MATH 55, this requirement can be satisfied by completing COMPSCI 70
Discrete Mathematics and Probability Theory at Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MCELLBI 61
Brain, Mind, and
(3)|PSYC 260
Introduction to
(3)
Behavior
|
Physiological
|
Psychology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Comparative Literature, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Comparative Literature, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
_______:
PROGRAM
The Department of Comparative Literature offers students an opportunity to:
- develop their ability to read literary texts responsibly and critically;
- study one literature in depth and another selectively;
- acquire a broader sense of literary history and of literary traditions than
the study of a single literature could furnish;
- explore the contacts between writing and other pursuits;
- acquaint themselves with some of the significant writings in theory of
literature; and
- prepare themselves for the methodical investigation of issues involving more
than one literature.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
There are no lower division requirements beyond the Letters and Science
Requirements and adequate work in at least one foreign language sufficient to
qualify for admission to a minimum of two upper division literature courses in
that language by the time of graduation.
For more information:
Kathy Barrett, Department of Comparative Literature
(510) 642-1202
kbarrett@Berkeley.edu
http://complit.berkeley.edu
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====Computer Science, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Computer Science, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Advice regarding courses in computer science:
The Computer Science department at Berkeley recognizes the fact that courses
comparable to Berkeley's computer science 61A-61B-61C series are difficult to
find at most community colleges. With few exceptions, transfer students must
take CS 61A and CS 61C during their first semester/s at Berkeley.
To be competitive for admission purposes, the department advises prospective
transfer students to take UC-transferable courses in:
1) data structures--even if not officially comparable to Berkeley's CS 61B; and
2) Java (preferred) or C++.
The entire Computer Science 61 series is also offered during the Berkeley
summer session. The department recommends that, when possible, students take one
of these courses during the summer session prior to transfer.
For more information:
Center for Student Affairs-CS Advising Office
(510) 642-7214, bhtower@cs.berkeley.edu
http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61A
The Structure and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Interpretation of
|
Computer Programs
|
Any course/s approved as comparable to COMPSCI 61A must include assignments
involving functional programming, object-oriented programming, and study of
a LISP interpreter.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61B
Data Structures
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Any course/s approved as comparable to COMPSCI 61B must include coverage of
hashing, heaps, priority queues and graphs, together with at least one
programming assignment of 500 or more lines of code. It must also cover the
translation of C-like pointer arithmetic and procedure calling into a machine
language. If needed, any of this material may be acquired by taking a bridge
course, COMPSCI 47B, at Berkeley. A score of 4 or 5 on the Computer Science AB
AP test taken May 1999-May 2009 satisfies the COMPSCI 61B requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61C
Great Ideas in
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Computer Architecture
|
NOTE: COMPSCI 61C formerly Machine Structures
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Computer Science, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
We now assume that students have a knowledge of Java or can learn the material
quickly. New topics include coverage of parallelism and its programmer
exploitation. The kinds include request parallelism (e.g., web search), task
parallelism (e.g., three tier applications), data parallelism (e.g., SIMD
instructions), instruction parallelism (e.g., pipelining), and thread
parallelism (e.g., fork-join in OpenMP). Students do four major projects during
the semester: a map-reduce application at Amazon EC2, a MIPS instruction set
emulator in C, a matrix multiply application in OpenMP, and a MIPS processor
design with logic gates. Students are taught to evaluate performance of their
implementations, and analyze how best to improve their performance.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 70
Discrete Mathematics
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Probability Theory
|
Any course/s approved as comparable to COMPSCI 70 must include coverage of the
following topics: propositional logic, proofs, mathematical induction; modular
arithmetic, gcd, polynomials over finite fields, applications to secret sharing
and error-correcting codes; discrete probability spaces, events, conditional
probability, Bayes' rule, random variables, expectation, variance, binomial,
Poisson and geometric distributions, Chebyshev's inequality, law of large
numbers, Bayesian inference; continuous random variables, density, exponential
and Normal distributions, central limit theorem; countability, diagonalization,
computability, the halting problem.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 42
Introduction to Digital (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Electronics
|
Students should take an introductory course in electronics. Once at Berkeley,
your electronics courses will be evaluated.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Conservation and Resource Studies, Lower Division B.S.====
_______:
PROGRAM
The Conservation and Resource Studies major is administered by the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management (ESPM). The major is
an interdisciplinary program designed for students interested in environmental
issues and interactions among disciplines related to natural resources,
population, energy, technology, societal institutions, and cultural values.
Because CRS students draw on the course offerings of the entire campus, they
have the flexibility to incorporate any combination of courses in the social
sciences, biological sciences, physical sciences, or humanities to address
complex environmental problems. Sample topics include environmental justice and
education, sustainable development of world populations, energy and
environmental policy, conservation and culture, and ecological restoration and
policy, to name a few. Students may also draw upon appropriate community
resources in the development of individual programs of study.
Despite the flexibility and breadth, all CRS curricula share a demonstrable
commitment to gaining a truly interdisciplinary education. It differs from
other ESPM majors in its individualized program that prepares students for a
wide range of careers with an environmental leaning.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL:
_____________________________________________
Transfer students must
____ complete all articulated lower division major
requirements by the end of the spring
______ term preceding fall enrollment at
Berkeley. Exceptions are highly unlikely. NOTE
____: The ESPM Environmental
Science Core and the ESPM Social Science Core requirements may be taken at
Berkeley if no course is articulated at student's home institution.
Please pay particular attention to how courses from your community college
articulate to Berkeley. If courses for a particular subject are articulated as
a group (for example, a 3-course series at your college may articulate to a
2-course series at Berkeley), you will need to take all of the courses noted in
order for the articulation to work. If you have questions about articulation,
please contact our Office of Instruction and Student Affairs, College of Natural
Resources, http://nature.berkeley.edu or (510) 642-67340.
There are two options for fulfilling the lower division major requriements:
___________________________________________________________________________
Option 1: With the exception of ESPM 90, IGETC Certification will satisfy ALL
lower division requirements for the Conservation and Resource Studies major.
ESPM 90 will be completed at Berkeley. In addition to IGETC, students are
highly encouraged to supplement their coursework with courses in environmental
sciences, ecology, biology and preparation courses to the student's
individualized upper division course plan.
Option 2: Transfer students can fulfill articulated lower division CRS major
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Conservation and Resource Studies, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
requirements at their institution. NOTE
____: The ESPM Environmental Science Core and
the ESPM Social Science Core requirements may be taken at Berkeley if no course
is articulated at student's community college.
AP Credit We will accept the following AP credit:
_________-
AP Biology, with a score of 4 or 5 = Bio 1B, or Bio 11
AP Calculus AB, with a score of 3, 4, 5 = Math 1A or Math 16A
AP Calculus BC, with a score of 3 or 4 = Math 1A or Math 16A
AP Calculus BC, with a score of 5 = Math 1A/16A and Math 1B/16B
AP Chemistry, with a score of 4 or 5 = Chemistry 1A + 1AL
AP English Literature, with a score of 3 = Subject A requirement
AP English Literature, with a score of 4 = First half of Reading &
Composition (ENGLISH R1A)
AP English Literature , with a score of 5 = both halves of Reading &
Composition (ENGLISH R1A and R1B)
AP English Language, with a score of 3 = Subject A requirement
AP English Language, with a score of 4 or 5 = First half of Reading &
Composition (ENGLISH R1A)
AP Environmental Science, with a score of 4 or 5 = ESPM Environmental
Science Core
AP Statistics, with a Score of 3, 4, 5 = Statistics 2
Please note that substituting AP scores for science and math coursework is
accepted, but not recommended. Students who use AP scores for these
requirements may struggle in subsequent coursework.
Please refer to the College of Natural Resources website for more information
about substitutions for the English R1A and R1B requirements:
http://www.cnr.berkeley.edu/site/general_reqs_new.php
For more information:
CRS Student Academic Advisor
Office of Instruction and Student Affairs
College of Natural Resources
260 Mulford Hall
(510) 642-6730
e-mail: evaw@berkeley.edu
web site: http://nature.berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CONSERVATION AND RESOURCE STUDIES
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS:
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Conservation and Resource Studies, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
READING & COMPOSITION
Course work comparable to Berkeley's READING & COMPOSITION (R&C) R1A and R1B is
required.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ONE COURSE IN CALCULUS OR STATISTICS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 2
Introduction to Statistics (4)|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 20
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ONE COURSE IN BIOLOGY WITH LAB (4-5 Units)
(One course from BIOLOGY 1A, 1B, or 11)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
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Conservation and Resource Studies, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
BIOLOGY 11 &
_ Introduction to the
(3)|BIOL 107
General
(4)
Science of Living
|
Biology-Lecture and
Organisms
|
Laboratory
BIOLOGY 11L
Laboratory for Biology (2)|
11
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ONE UC-TRANSFERABLE COURSE IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE (3-4 Units)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ONE UC-TRANSFERABLE COURSE IN SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (3-4 Units)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ONE UC-TRANSFERABLE COURSE IN HUMANITIES (3-4 Units)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CORE COURSE
Select one of the following:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 2
The Biosphere
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 6
Environmental Biology
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM C10
Environmental Issues
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Same as: LNS C30V
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV SCI 10
Introduction to
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Sciences
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM SOCIAL SCIENCE CORE COURSE
Select one of the following:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM C11
Americans and the Global (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Forest
|
Same as: LNS C30U
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM C12
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Studies
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 50AC
Introduction to Culture (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Natural Resource
|
Management
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 60
Environmental Policy,
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Administration, and Law
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 90 - Introduction to Conservation and Resource Studies Major.
(To be taken at Berkeley only).
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 90
Introduction to
(1)|All transfer students with a
Conservation and Resource
|Conservation and Resource Studies
Studies Major
|major must take ESPM 90 at Berkeley.
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Conservation and Resource Studies, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
TWO UC-TRANSFERABLE COURSES PREPARATORY TO UPPER DIVISION
AREA OF INTEREST COURSES (6-8 Units)
(NOTE: Area of interest, determined by the student, should be in an
environmental or resource management-related area such as biology, ecology,
environmental studies, geography, etc.)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------____: ADDITIONAL COURSES IN THE BIOLOGICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL, AND PHYSICAL
NOTE
SCIENCES ARE RECOMMENDED.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Dance and Performance Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Dance and Performance Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
_______:
PROGRAM
The major in Dance and Performance Studies has been conceived with an
interdisciplinary focus to educate students in dance and performance in the
context of a broader education in the humanities (culture, dramatic literature,
history, performance theory) and to train students in the fundamentals of
technique, music analysis, and choreography. It provides extensive experience in
performance and choreography. Students have many opportunities to perform in the
Berkeley Dance Project's annual concert, the Choreography Workshops, and
individual student projects.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
No audition is required for admission into the College or the major.
Prospective Dance and Performance Studies majors do audition for placement into
one of the four modern technique levels:
beginning, intermediate, advanced 1, or advanced 2.
This placement audition is mandatory regardless of previous experience or dance
courses taken elsewhere.
Dance majors continue to take a technique course each semester of enrollment.
The following lower division DANCE & PERFORMANCE STUDIES courses are required
for the major:
26 Introduction to Performance Studies
40 Beginning Modern Dance
25AC The Drama of American Cultures or
52AC Reflections of Gender, Culture, and Ethnicity in American Dance; and
60 Stagecraft.
NOTES:
- Formal course equivalencies/articulation agreements with major prerequistes
are not available. Once admitted to Berkeley, a student should arrange an
individual advising session with the department to discuss the possible
applicability of prior course work as well as future program planning.
- Courses comparable to DANCE & PERFORMANCE STUDIES 25AC, 52AC, and 26 are
generally not available at the community college and must be taken at Berkeley.
- 25AC/52AC may not be fulfilled by any other American Cultures (AC) course.
- Students with extensive modern dance training may begin their dance training
at an intermediate or advanced level with the approval of the department.
- The department rarely waives the stagecraft requirement and would consider
doing so only when the student demonstrates exceptional experience in
production.
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Dance and Performance Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
- AP and IB courses do not fulfill major prerequisites.
For more information:
Michael Mansfield, Undergraduate Advisor
Department of Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies
(510) 642-1677
fax: (510) 643-9956
http://tdps.berkeley.edu
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====Development Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Development Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
_______:
PROGRAM
Development Studies (DS) is the study of social transformation or change. The
problems of social transformation are urgent, massive, complex, and often
transcend the boundaries of conventional academic disciplines. DS examines the
problems, processes, and prospects for the development of human and material
resources in what are generally thought to be the less developed areas of the
world. To study comparative development effectively, one must draw upon many
disciplines and construct a balanced understanding of historical and
contemporary processes. Thus, studying development as a social transformation
requires a blending of knowledge and perspectives from political science,
economics, sociology, psychology, anthropology, geography, history, and
environmental science. Development Studies majors are required to take core
courses in development theory and build upon this core with course work focusing
on (1) a discipline, (2) a geographic concentration, and (3) methodological
skills appropriate to the student's primary disciplinary interest.
Development Studies (DS) Major Requirements:
- Completion of DEV STD C10 and ECON 1 with Cs or better is required to declare
the major. NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and
micro-economics. DEV STD C10 is offered during the fall semester at UCB only.
- All DS majors must be able to demonstrate proficiency in a modern language
other than English equivalent to four college-level semesters (or two years) by
their last semester of senior year.
- If you do not have native language proficiency in a modern language other than
English and do not have a 5 in AP foreign language exam, take as many semesters
of foreign language as possible before transferring. NOTE: Four college
semesters = approximately five years of high school foreign language. High
school credit does not satisfy the foreign language proficiency requirement
unless the student was educated outside the US in a system where the language of
instruction was not English
Advanced Placement (AP) exams can satisfy the following requirements for the
Development Studies major:
- AP Economics: a score of 4 or 5 on BOTH the Macro and Micro exams satisfies
UCB ECON 1.
- AP Statistics: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies the Statistics requirement for the
Development Studies major.
- AP Foreign Language (not Literature): a score of 5 satisfies the four-semester
foreign language requirement.
- World History: AP score of 5 will complete UCB IAS 45.
For more information on this major:
http://iastp.berkeley.edu
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Development Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
DEV STD C10
Introduction to
(4)|Development Studies C10 must be taken
Development
|at Berkeley.
Same as: GEOG C32
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IAS 45
Survey of World History
(4)|IAS 45 must be taken at Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ANTHRO 3
Introduction to Social
(4)|ANTH 103
Introduction to
(3)
and Cultural Anthropology
|
Cultural Anthropology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 2
Introduction to Statistics (4)|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
OR
|
OR
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
OR
|
OR
STAT 21
Introductory Probability
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Statistics for
|
Business
|
NOTE: STAT 21 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------RECOMMENDED COURSE(S):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM C10
Environmental Issues
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Same as: LNS C30V
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOG 4
World Peoples and Cultural (4)|GEOG 102
Cultural Geography
(3)
Environments
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOG 20
Globalization
(4)|SOCO 223
Globalization and
(3)
|
Social Change
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
STAT 20
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====Dutch Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Dutch Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
_______:
PROGRAM
The group major in Dutch Studies is designed to present a balanced curriculum of
the language, literature, history and culture of the Netherlands, the
Dutch-speaking part of Belgium (Flanders), the Dutch-speaking Caribbean and
former colonies of the Netherlands and Belgium in the Americas, Asia and Africa.
Classes are relatively small, facilitating interaction among students and
instructor.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
The Dutch Studies student is admitted to the major after having satisfied the
language requirement (two semesters of college level Dutch -- Dutch 1 and Dutch
2, or comparable courses). This can be done either by taking the elementary
language courses or by passing a proficiency exam.
Because the program is both specialized and broad, using a many-sided approach
to the subject, it is recommended that students have a strong preparation in a
related discipline, so that the group major in Dutch Studies may constitute the
focal point to a larger area of interest. Suggested related fields of
concentration are Comparative Literature, German, Spanish and Portuguese,
History, History of Art, African-American Studies, Linguistics, South and
Southeast Asian Studies. We encourage Dutch Studies students to do part of their
study in the Netherlands or Flanders and to make use of the existing exchange
programs with Dutch universities or grants for Dutch language summer courses.
AP or IB do not satisfy any major requirements.
For more information:
Dutch Studies Program
Nadia Samadi
(510) 642-7445
fax: (510) 642-3243
germanic@berkeley.edu
http://dutch.berkeley.edu
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====Earth and Planetary Science, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Earth and Planetary Science, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
The Department of Earth and Planetary Science (EPS) offers an undergraduate
major leading to a B.A. degree in Earth and Planetary Science.
There are six specializations within the EPS degree:
- Atmospheric Science;
- Environmental Earth Science;
- Geology;
- Geophysics;
- Marine Science; and
- Planetary Science.
The degree provides quantitative studies of the earth and is an excellent
program toward further studies in graduate school or for active roles in
environmental decision making, teaching in high schools, and for job
opportunities requiring a basic understanding of natural sciences.
For more information:
Student Affairs Officer, Department of Earth and Planetary Science
(510) 642-5574
http://eps.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LOWER DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
All six specializations require one semester of general chemistry, one year
of physics, one year of calculus, and EPS 50.
NOTE: AP scores may be used to clear some of the major requirements in
chemistry, physics, calculus, and biology. Contact the EPS Student Affairs
Officer for details.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
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Earth and Planetary Science, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
EPS 50
The Planet Earth (includes (4)|GEOL 100 &
_ General Geology
(3)
lab)
|GEOL 101
General Geology
(1)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ADDITIONAL BIOLOGY
Required for specializations in Environmental Earth Science and Marine Science
only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: For the Environmental Earth Science and Marine Science specializations,
PHYSICS 8A and 8B can be substituted for PHYSICS 7A and 7B, and MATH 16A and 16B
can be substituted for MATH 1A and 1B.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 8A
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180A &
_ General Physics I
(4)
|PHYS 181A
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 8B
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180B &
_ General Physics II
(4)
|PHYS 181B
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16B
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
Calculus
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: Students majoring in the specialization in Marine Science will also need
to complete EPS C82 Introduction to Oceans at Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ADDITIONAL MATH and PHYSICS
Required for specializations in Atmospheric Science, Geophysics and Planetary
Science only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
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Earth and Planetary Science, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Economics, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Economics, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
***********
Admission to Berkeley with the stated intent to major in Economics does not
guarantee acceptance into the major. A departmental application is required.
Transfer students must apply to the major during the first four weeks of their
first semester.
Prerequisites:
Prior to registering for Berkeley courses, you are expected to have completed:
-At least 1 semester of calculus
-Econ 1
One semester of math or statistics must be taken during the first semester at
Berkeley before a student is admitted to the major. Most transfer students
complete 2 semesters of calculus prior to Berkeley, and take statistics during
the first semester at Berkeley.
For more information:
For information regarding applying to the major during your first semester at UC
Berkeley, please see http://econ.berkeley.edu or
contact the undergraduate advisor at ugrad@econ.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECONOMICS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATHEMATICS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OR--------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16B
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
Calculus
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STATISTICS
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Economics, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
NOTE: Most community colleges do not offer an equivalent Statistics course.
Transfer students must take this course during their first semester at UC
Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 20
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
OR
|
OR
STAT 21
Introductory Probability
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Statistics for
|
Business
|
NOTE: STAT 21 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
OR
|
OR
STAT 25
Introduction to
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
for Engineers
|
NOTE: STAT 25 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one year of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Electrical Engineering & Computer Sci/Materials Sci & Engin, Lower Division
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to Electrical Engineering and Computer Science/Materials Science and
Engineering majors must complete all required
________ core UCB preparation courses in
order to be eligible for admission. Only applicants who have completed 100% of
these required
________ courses will be considered for admission. Required courses for
admission to the major must be completed by the end of the spring semester prior
to fall enrollment. A summer 2012 course is not considered to be "work in
progress" for the fall 2012 selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chem 1A/L
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B, 7C
English 1A and 1B
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Compsci 61A
Compsci 61B
El Eng 20N or Compsci 61C
El Eng 40
Engin 7
Engin 10
Engin 45
Stat 20 or 25
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
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Electrical Engineering & Computer Sci/Materials Sci & Engin, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
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Electrical Engineering & Computer Sci/Materials Sci & Engin, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Joint Major Programs
The Joint major offers a foundation in materials studies combined with courses
emphasizing devices and circuits in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
(EECS). It is especially appropriate as preparation for work on material and
technology problems that affect integrated electronics. Students selecting this
program have generally found employment in the semiconductor industry. In
recent years, the prospect for work in this area has been good. The thrust
toward the production of ultra-small structures has led to the need for a
fundamental understanding of materials, technologies, and electronics.
NOTE: It will likely require 5 semesters upon admission to UCB to complete this
program of study.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
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Electrical Engineering & Computer Sci/Materials Sci & Engin, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61A
The Structure and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Interpretation of
|
Computer Programs
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61B
Data Structures
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
If no articulation for COMPSCI 61B, a course in data structures or assembly
language and a course in C++ or Java are recommended. Additional material will
be acquired by taking a supplementary course after enrolling at UCB in
combination with the recommended courses to satisfy the COMPSCI 61B requirement.
A score of 4 or 5 on the Computer Science AB AP test taken in May 1999 or later
satisfies the COMPSCI 61B requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 20N
Structure and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Interpretation of
|
Systems and Signals
|
OR
|
OR
COMPSCI 61C
Great Ideas in
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Computer Architecture
|
NOTE: COMPSCI 61C formerly Machine Structures
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 40
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Microelectronic Circuits
|
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ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 45
Properties of Materials
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 20
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
OR
|
OR
STAT 25
Introduction to
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
for Engineers
|
NOTE: STAT 25 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one year of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Electrical Engineering & Computer Sci/Nuclear Engineering, Lower Division B.
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to Electrical Engineering & Computer Science/Nuclear Engineering
majors must complete all required
________ core UCB preparation courses in order to be
eligible for admission. Only applicants who have completed 100% of these
________ courses will be considered for admission. Required courses for
required
admission to the major must be completed by the end of the spring semester prior
to fall enrollment. A summer 2012 course is not considered to be "work in
progress" for the fall 2012 selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chem 1A/L
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B, 7C
English 1A and 1B
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Compsci 61A
Compsci 61B
El Engin 20N
El Engin 40
Engin 10
Engin 45
Stat 25 or Stat 20
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
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Electrical Engineering & Computer Sci/Nuclear Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admissio
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
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Electrical Engineering & Computer Sci/Nuclear Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Joint Major Programs
The Joint major is designed to qualify students for employment in either of two
major fields of engineering, or for positions where competence
in both fields is required. Both majors are listed on the students transcript.
Electrical Engineering and Computer Science/Nuclear Engineering combines the
traditional Electrical Engineering program with that in Nuclear Engineering,
both of which share a concern for electrical power generation, automatic
control, computer sciences, and plasmas. Students selecting this joint major
have two faculty advisors, one from each major. NOTE: It will likely require 5
semesters upon admission to UCB to complete this program of study.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
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Electrical Engineering & Computer Sci/Nuclear Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61A
The Structure and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Interpretation of
|
Computer Programs
|
OR
|
OR
ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61B
Data Structures
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
If no articulation for COMPSCI 61B, a course in data structures or assembly
language and a course in C++ or Java are recommended. Additional material will
be acquired by taking a supplementary course after enrolling at UCB in
combination with the recommended courses to satisfy the COMPSCI 61B requirement.
A score of 4 or 5 on the Computer Science AB AP test taken in May 1999 or later
satisfies the COMPSCI 61B requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 20N
Structure and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Interpretation of
|
Systems and Signals
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 40
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Microelectronic Circuits
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
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Electrical Engineering & Computer Sci/Nuclear Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
ENGIN 45
Properties of Materials
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 20
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
OR
|
OR
STAT 25
Introduction to
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
for Engineers
|
NOTE: STAT 25 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one year of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences, Lower Division B.S.====
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences majors must complete
all required
________ core UCB preparation courses in order to be eligible for admission.
Only applicants who have completed 100% of these required
________ courses will be
considered for admission. Required courses for admission to the major must be
completed by the end of the spring semester prior to fall enrollment. A summer
2012 course is not considered to be "work in progress" for the fall 2012
selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB Math 1A, 1B
UCB Math 53, 54
UCB Physics 7A, 7B
UCB English R1A and R1B
One from UCB Astronomy 7A or 7B or Bio 1A & 1AL or Bio 1B or Chem 1A/1AL or
Chem 1B or Chem 3A/L or 3B/L or Mcellbi 32 & 32L or Physics 7C
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
-
UCB Compsci 61A
UCB Compsci 61B
UCB Compsci 61C
UCB El Eng 20N
UCB El Eng 40
Compsci 70
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
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Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
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Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
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Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
Natural Science required for admission:
One course required from the list below:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ASTRON 7A
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Astrophysics
|
Note: ASTRON 7A requires students to use the laws of modern physics to
describe and interpret astronomical phenomena.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ASTRON 7B
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Astrophysics
|
Note: ASTRON 7B requires students to use the laws of modern physics to
describe and interpret astronomical phenomena.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3A &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 231 &
_ Organic Chemistry I - (3)
Reactivity
|
Lecture
CHEM 3AL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 231L
Organic Chemistry I - (2)
Laboratory
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3B &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 233 &
_ Organic Chemistry II (3)
Reactivity
|
- Lecture
CHEM 3BL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 233L
Organic Chemistry II (2)
Laboratory
|
- Laboratory
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Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
MCELLBI 32 &
_ Introduction to Human (3)|BIOL 235
Human Physiology
(4)
Physiology
|
MCELLBI 32L
Introduction to Human (2)|
Physiology Laboratory
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61A
The Structure and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Interpretation of
|
Computer Programs
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61B
Data Structures
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
If no articulation for COMPSCI 61B, a course in data structures or assembly
language and a course in C++ or Java are recommended. Additional material will
be acquired by taking a supplementary course after enrolling at UCB in
combination with the recommended courses to satisfy the COMPSCI 61B requirement.
A score of 4 or 5 on the Computer Science AB AP test taken in May 1999 or later
satisfies the COMPSCI 61B requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61C
Great Ideas in
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Computer Architecture
|
NOTE: COMPSCI 61C formerly Machine Structures
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 20N
Structure and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Interpretation of
|
Systems and Signals
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 40
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Microelectronic Circuits
|
If no articulation, students are strongly encouraged to take an introductory
course in electronics or circuits. _________________________________________
Once admitted, students are required to
complete EL ENG 40 to meet graduation requirements.
____________________________________________________
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 70
Discrete Mathematics
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Probability Theory
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Engineering Mathematics and Statistics, Lower Division B.S.====
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to Engineering Mathematics and Statistics majors must complete all
________ core UCB preparation courses in order to be eligible for admission.
required
Only applicants who have completed 100% of these required
_________ courses will be
considered for admission. Required courses for admission to the major must be
completed by the end of the spring semester prior to fall enrollment. A summer
2012 course is not considered to be "work in progress" for the fall 2012
selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chem 1A/L
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B, 7C
English 1A and 1B
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
- Two courses from: UCB Civ Eng C30/Mec Eng C85, Compsci 61C, Engin 10,
Engin 28, Engin 45, Math 55
- Two courses in Computer Science: Compsci 61A, 61B, Engin 7
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
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Engineering Mathematics and Statistics, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Engineering Mathematics and Statistics, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
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ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Two Technical Elective Courses from the following:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CIV ENG C30
Introduction to Solid (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Mechanics
|
Same as: MEC ENG C85
|
OR
|
OR
MEC ENG C85
Introduction to Solid (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Mechanics
|
Same as: CIV ENG C30
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61C
Great Ideas in
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Computer Architecture
|
NOTE: COMPSCI 61C formerly Machine Structures
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 28
Basic Engineering Design (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Graphics
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 45
Properties of Materials
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 55
Discrete Mathematics
(4)|MATH 245
Discrete Mathematics
(3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Two of the following three courses:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61A
The Structure and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Interpretation of
|
Computer Programs
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61B
Data Structures
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
If no articulation for COMPSCI 61B, a course in data structures or assembly
language and a course in C++ or Java are recommended. Additional material will
be acquired by taking a supplementary course after enrolling at UCB in
combination with the recommended courses to satisfy the COMPSCI 61B requirement.
A score of 4 or 5 on the Computer Science AB AP test taken in May 1999 or later
satisfies the COMPSCI 61B requirement.
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Engineering Mathematics and Statistics, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Engineering Physics, Lower Division B.S.====
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to Engineering Physics majors must complete all required
________ core UCB
preparation courses in order to be eligible for admission. Only applicants who
have completed 100% of these required
________ courses will be considered for admission.
Required courses for admission to the major must be completed by the end of the
spring semester prior to fall enrollment. A summer 2012 course is not
considered to be "work in progress" for the fall 2012 selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken to strengthen
one’s application. The more of these courses completed, the stronger the
application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chem 1A/L, 1B
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B, 7C
English 1A and 1B
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
- UCB Compsci 61A or Compsci 61B or Engin 7
- Two courses from UCB Astro 7A, 7B, Bio 1A/L, Bio 1B, Chem 3A, Civ Eng C30/
Mec Eng C85, El Engin 40, Engin 10, Engin 45
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
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Engineering Physics, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Engineering Physics, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
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Engineering Physics, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 61A
The Structure and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Interpretation of
|
Computer Programs
|
OR
|
OR
COMPSCI 61B
Data Structures
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
If no articulation for COMPSCI 61B, a course in data structures or assembly
language and a course in C++ or Java are recommended. Additional material will
be acquired by taking a supplementary course after enrolling at UCB in
combination with the recommended courses to satisfy the COMPSCI 61B requirement.
A score of 4 or 5 on the Computer Science AB AP test taken in May 1999 or later
satisfies the COMPSCI 61B requirement.
OR
|
OR
ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Two Technical Elective Courses from the following:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ASTRON 7A
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Astrophysics
|
Note: ASTRON 7A requires students to use the laws of modern physics to
describe and interpret astronomical phenomena.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ASTRON 7B
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Astrophysics
|
Note: ASTRON 7B requires students to use the laws of modern physics to
describe and interpret astronomical phenomena.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
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Engineering Physics, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3A &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 231 &
_ Organic Chemistry I - (3)
Reactivity
|
Lecture
CHEM 3AL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 231L
Organic Chemistry I - (2)
Laboratory
|
Laboratory
NOTE: CHEM 3AL not required for the Engineering Physics major.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CIV ENG C30
Introduction to Solid (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Mechanics
|
Same as: MEC ENG C85
|
OR
|
OR
MEC ENG C85
Introduction to Solid (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Mechanics
|
Same as: CIV ENG C30
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 40
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Microelectronic Circuits
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 45
Properties of Materials
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====English, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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English, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
The English major consists of no fewer than 12 courses, of which at least 7 must
be upper-division courses. The core of the major consists of seven courses:
- ENGLISH 45A-45B-45C;
- a course in Shakespeare;
- an upper-division course in literature before 1800; and
- one upper-division seminar -- ENGLISH 190 (Research Seminar)
These 6 required courses plus 6 elective courses in English combine for the
total 12 courses needed to complete the major.
The College of Letters and Science requires students admitted as junior
transfers to declare a major during their first or second semester at Berkeley.
To declare the English major, students must complete two courses: 45A or 45B and
one of the following: 45A, 45B, 45C, or Shakespeare. Reading and Composition
(R&C) courses do not count as any of the 12 courses needed to fulfill the
English major requirements.
ENGLISH 45A-45B-45C series is an intensive survey of literature in English from
Chaucer through the 20th Century, including British, American, and Anglophone
writing. Together with the required course in Shakespeare, this sequence
provides a foundation on which to build more specialized upper-division course
work.
Of the required courses, only ENGLISH 45A (Literature in English through Milton)
and Shakespeare are widely available at community colleges. It is possible to
have an English Department major adviser assess a UC-transferable,
non-articulated course for partial fullfillment of a required course (e.g., the
British or American half of 45B or 45C). To do so, the adviser will ask to
review not only your transcripts, but course syllabi, reading lists, and written
work. These must be presented by the student once they arrive at UCB. Only 5
lower-division courses will be accepted toward the major.
For more information on the major:
Ken Mahru, Undergraduate Adviser
Department of English
kenmahru@berkeley.edu
(510) 643-2494 or (510) 642-3467
http://english.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH 17
Shakespeare
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH 45A
Literature in English (4)|ENGL 215
English Literature I: (3)
(Through Milton)
|
800-1799
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English, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
ENGLISH 45B
Literature in English (4)|ENGL 210
American Literature I (3)
(Late 17th through the
|NOTE PARTIAL CREDIT: Student must
mid-19th century)
|also complete ENGLISH 45B at Berkeley
|to satisfy this requirement.
ENGLISH 45B incorporates British & American literature.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH 45C
Literature in English (4)|ENGL 211 &
_ American Literature II (3)
(Mid-19th through the
|ENGL 216
English Literature II: (3)
20th Century)
|
1800-Present
ENGLISH 45C incorporates British & American literature.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Environmental Economics and Policy, Lower Division B.A., B.S.====
Environmental Economics and Policy is available in the College of Natural
Resources (CNR) for a B.S. and in the College of Letters and Science (L&S) for a
B.A.
The major offers an opportunity to explore aspects of economic and political
institutions that affect the development and management of natural resources and
the environment. The program takes a problem-solving approach to issues
involving renewable and fixed natural resources, based on a foundation in
micro-economic theory and the economics of resources and the environment.
International development and environmental policy are among the potential areas
of emphasis, and students have the option of completing a capstone thesis.
FOR ADMISSION TO CNR OR L&S
___________________________
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley you must
complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Foreign Language, and
Quantitative Reasoning; or
2) IGETC
Students who do not complete IGETC must complete the L&S Seven-Course Breadth
Requirements before graduation.
Required for admission to the major:
-One semester of principles of micro-economics;
-Two semesters of calculus (equivalent to MATH 1A & 1B or Math 16A & 16B at
Berkeley).
Complete as many lower division major and breadth requirements as possible
before transfer. In general, strength of academic preparation and grade point
average are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information:
College of Letters and Science or College of Natural Resources
Gail Vawter
Student Affairs Officer
Agricultural and Resource Economics
(510) 642-3347
e-mail: gail@ARE.Berkeley.edu
http://are.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------READING & COMPOSITION
Courses comparable to Berkeley's READING & COMPOSITION (R&C) 1A & 1B
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Environmental Economics and Policy, Lower Division B.A., B.S. (continued)
NOTE: AP score of 4 for English Composition and Literature satisfies Reading
and Composition (R&C) R1A; AP score of 5 for English Composition and Literature
satisifes R&C 1A & 1B. AP score of 4 or 5 on the AP Language and Composition
satisfies Reading and Composition (R&C) R1A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATHEMATICS
Two courses: either Math 16A-16B or Math 1A-1B
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: AP score of 3 on Math AB or BC satisfies Math 1A; AP score of 5 on Math BC
satisfies Math 1A & 1B.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16B
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
Calculus
|
Geometry II
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- or --------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECONOMICS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON C3
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ENVECON C1
|
__
OR
|
ENVECON C1
Introduction to
(4)|
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ECON C3
|
OR
|
OR
ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
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Environmental Economics and Policy, Lower Division B.A., B.S. (continued)
Environmental Economics and Policy requires only one course in micro-economics;
macro-economics is OPTIONAL for this major.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: AP score of 4 for Microeconomics will be accepted in lieu of one semester
course in microeconomics.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Environmental Engineering Science, Lower Division B.S.====
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to Environmental Engineering Science majors must complete all
________ core UCB preparation courses in order to be eligible for admission.
required
Only applicants who have completed 100% of these required
________ courses will be
considered for admission. Required courses for admission to the major must be
completed by the end of the spring semester prior to fall enrollment. A summer
2012 course is not considered to be "work in progress" for the fall 2012
selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chemistry 1A/L
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B
English 1A and 1B
- Three courses: from UCB Bio 1A/L, Bio 1B, Chem 1B, Chem 3A/L, Chem 3B/L,
Engin 10, EPS 50, Physics 7C
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
- UCB Civ Eng C30/Mec Eng C85
- UCB Engin 7
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
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Environmental Engineering Science, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Environmental Engineering Science, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
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Environmental Engineering Science, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Three Science Electives from the following also required for admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3A &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 231 &
_ Organic Chemistry I - (3)
Reactivity
|
Lecture
CHEM 3AL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 231L
Organic Chemistry I - (2)
Laboratory
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3B &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 233 &
_ Organic Chemistry II (3)
Reactivity
|
- Lecture
CHEM 3BL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 233L
Organic Chemistry II (2)
Laboratory
|
- Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EPS 50
The Planet Earth (includes (4)|GEOL 100 &
_ General Geology
(3)
lab)
|GEOL 101
General Geology
(1)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
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Environmental Engineering Science, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
CIV ENG C30
Introduction to Solid (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Mechanics
|
Same as: MEC ENG C85
|
OR
|
OR
MEC ENG C85
Introduction to Solid (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Mechanics
|
Same as: CIV ENG C30
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Environmental Sciences, Lower Division B.S.====
________
PROGRAM:
The Environmental Sciences (ES) major is offered by the College of Natural
Resources (CNR) within the Department of Environmental Sciences, Policy and
Management (ESPM). The Environmental Sciences major prepares students to deal
with issues arising from the impact of human activities on natural systems. This
major is specifically designed to provide a rigorous background in biological
and physical sciences and mathematics. Because this is an interdisciplinary
major, students may elect to take upper division electives (if they satisfy
pre-requisite requirements)in fields such as ecology, biology, energy &
resources, environmental health, toxicology, geology, hydrology, city planning,
environmental economics & policy, geography, engineering. Each ES student is
required to complete a year-long senior research project with the support of a
mentor in a biological, physical, or interdisciplinary research area.
Student completing the major will receive a Bachelors of Sciences degree.
PREPARATION TO TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
___________________________________________:
1. Transfer students must complete all lower division biology, chemistry and
math major requirements before entering Berkeley. See below for specific
requirements. We recommend you also complete the physics, economics and
environmental sciences requirement. The specific requirements vary
____ depending
upon whether you select the Biological, Physical or Social Sciences
concentration. (Students who intend to follow the Biological Science
concentration or Physical Science concentration must complete the courses(s)
equivalent to CHEM 3A, not CHEM 1B.)
2. In addition to (1) above, you must also satisfy and complete the CNR
requirements in Reading and Composition, and Quantitative Reasoning; or IGETC.
3.
In general students will be evaluated based on:
- strength of academic preparation, completion of lower division requirements
in Biology, Chemistry and Math;
- grade point average in the required courses;
- cumulative GPA; and
- personal statement.
MINIMUM ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
__________________________________
BIOLOGICAL
SCIENCES CONCENTRATION:
Chemistry 1A & 1AL
Chemistry 3A and 3AL
Biology 1A and 1AL
Biology 1B
Math 16A (or Math 1A)
Math 16B (or Math 1B)
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Environmental Sciences, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
Recommended:
Physics 8A (or Physics 7A)
Environmental Sciences 10
Environmental Economics & Policy 1
______________________________
SOCIAL
SCIENCES CONCENTRATION:
Chemistry 1A & 1AL
Chemistry 1B (or Chemistry 3A and 3AL)
Biology 1A and 1AL and Biology 1B (or Biology 11 & Upper Division ES Elective)
Math 16A (or Math 1A)
Math 16B (or Math 1B)
Recommended:
Physics 8A (or Physics 7A)
Environmental Sciences 10
Environmental Economics & Policy 1
________________________________
PHYSICAL
SCIENCES CONCENTRATION:
Chemistry 1A & 1AL
Chemistry 3A and 3AL
Biology 1A and 1AL and Biology 1B (or Biology 11 and Upper Division ES Elective)
Math 1A
Math 1B
Physics 7A
Physics 7B
Recommended:
Environmental Sciences 10
Environmental Economics & Policy 1
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web, at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------There are three areas of concentration within the Environmental Sciences
major: Biological Sciences, Physical Sciences, or Social Sciences.
Applicants should meet the requirements for one Concentration.
For more information on this major:
- CNR (College of Natural Resources)
ES Student Advisor
(510) 643-9479
envsci@berkeley.edu
http://environmentalsciences.berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Environmental Sciences, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
BIOLOGY
NOTE:
You are advised to complete all the Biology series before you transfer.
Biology 1A/1AL and Biology 1B satisfy the Biology requirement for all three
concentrations.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
OR
|
OR
Biology 11 & 11/L satisfies the Biology requirement for the Physical and Social
Sciences concentrations.
BIOLOGY 11
_
&
Introduction to the
(3)|BIOL 107
General
(4)
Science of Living
|
Biology-Lecture and
Organisms
|
Laboratory
BIOLOGY 11L
Laboratory for Biology (2)|
11
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Plus, once enrolled, transfer student is required to take an Upper Division
Ecology Elective for the second half of the requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEMISTRY
NOTE: You are advised to complete the Chemistry series before you transfer.
Chem 1A & 1AL and Chem 3A & Chem 3AL will satisfy the Chemistry requirement for
all three concentrations.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
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Environmental Sciences, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
CHEM 3A &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 231 &
_ Organic Chemistry I - (3)
Reactivity
|
Lecture
CHEM 3AL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 231L
Organic Chemistry I - (2)
Laboratory
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------For Social Sciences Concentration Only
Chem 1A & 1AL and Chem 1B satisfy the Chemistry requirement only for the Social
Sciences concentration.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATHEMATICS
NOTE: You are advised to complete the entire calculus series prior to transfer.
Math 1A & Math 1B will satisfy the math requirement for all three
concentrations.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
OR
|
OR
Math 16A and Math 16B will satisfy the Math requirement for Biological and
Social Sciences concentrations.
MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16B
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
Calculus
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS
NOTE: You are advised to complete the requirement prior to transfer.
Physics 7A and 7B satisfy the Physics requirement for the Physical Sciences
concentration.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
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Environmental Sciences, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
OR
|
OR
Physics 8A or Physics 7A satisfies the Physics requirement for the Biological
and Social Science concentrations.
PHYSICS 8A
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180A &
_ General Physics I
(4)
|PHYS 181A
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory I
OR
|
OR
PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES
Required for all concentrations, if articulated course offered.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV SCI 10
Introduction to
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Sciences
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECONOMICS
Required for all concentrations, if articulated course offered.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON C3
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ENVECON C1
|
__
OR
|
ENVECON C1
Introduction to
(4)|
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ECON C3
|
OR
|
OR
ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
Environmental Sciences requires only one course in micro-economics;
macro-economics is OPTIONAL for this major.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Ethnic Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Ethnic Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
PROGRAM:
The group major in Ethnic Studies provides a core curriculum designed to develop
a comparative and multidisciplinary understanding of the experiences and
communities of African Americans, Asian Americans, Chicano/Latinos, and Native
Americans.
Students majoring in Ethnic Studies study the history, culture, politics, and
sociology of Third World communities in the United States within the general
context of American society and institutions. Thus, they pursue knowledge vital
for a critical understanding of contemporary society and for social changes to
improve the lives and communities of racial minorities. Ethnic studies majors
also prepare themselves for advanced graduate study in either academic or
professional fields.
For more information:
Ethnic Studies Major Advisor, Dewey St. Germaine
(510) 643-6420
deweystg@berkeley.edu
http://ethnicstudies.berkeley.edu/es/information/
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Introductory course in Ethnic Studies
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ETH STD 10AC
A History of Race and (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Ethnicity in Western
|
North America,
|
1598-Present
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ETH STD 11AC
Theories and Concepts (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
in Comparative
|
Ethnic Studies An
|
Introduction
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Completion of one course in African American Studies, Asian American Studies,
Chicano Studies, Ethnic Studies, Native American Studies, or an approved course
from another department.
NOTE: Contact the Ethnic Studies major advisor with questions regarding
completion of this requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Courses that satisfy the elective
|HIST 150
Native Americans in
(3)
requirement for the Ethnic Studies
|
United States History
major.
|HIST 151
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
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Ethnic Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Film Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Film Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
________
PROGRAM:
The group major in Film Studies has been designed to place the history and
theory of film into the larger context of humanistic studies. Emphasis is placed
on developing students' analytical and critical faculties. Courses are offered
in the history of film, the history of film theory, genres, and auteurs. Also
offered are numerous elective courses related to the general study of film.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Beyond the course work required for the Letters and Science language
requirement, film majors must successfully complete either:
1) one spoken language at the level of a third-semester college course (i.e.,
French 3); OR
2) two spoken languages at the level of a second-semester college course
(i.e., French 2 and Spanish 2).
- For option 2, three or more years of a language in high school may count as
one of the two languages.
- Sign Language will not satisfy this requirement as the major requires that
students study films from another country in a language other than English.
- These language courses may be taken on a passed/not passed basis.
- There are two required lower division film courses, which are generally not
available at community colleges: Film 25A-25B (History of Film).
For more information:
Undergraduate Advisor, Marcus Norman
(510) 642-1416
http://filmstudies.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Forestry and Natural Resources, Lower Division B.S.====
_______:
PROGRAM
The Forestry and Natural Resources (FNR) major at the University of California
at Berkeley is designed to prepare students to manage forests and wildlands
while sustaining ecological integrity and producing vital ecosystem services.
Offered by the Department of Environmental Science, Policy and Management
(ESPM), the program combines a foundation in the relevant natural and social
sciences with explicit hands-on learning opportunities. Students completing
this major will be prepared to engage in the challenge of managing forest and
natural resources in a rapidly-changing world. The topics studied include
wildlife and conservation biology, ecosystem restoration, rangeland management,
water policy, fire science, environmental justice, and rural sociology.
Students in the FNR major select between two concentration:
The Forestry and Natural Sciences concentration is split into two
specializations, Professional Forestry and Natural Sciences. The Professional
Forestry specialization is accredited by the Society of American Foresters and
provides four year of qualifying education or professional experience for
licensing as a professional forester in California. The goals of the
Professional Forestry specialization are very closely associated with the
educational requirements of the forestry profession and prepare our students for
careers in forestry or closely related natural resource fields. The Natural
Sciences specialization allows students to focus their studies more specifically
to ecology and physcial environment.
The Human Dimensions of Natural Reources concentration provides students with
greater flexibility to explore subjects in ecology, physical environment,
monitoring and measurement, and management and policy.
When students graduate with a FNR major from UC Berkeley, they will have the
basic knowledge and skills to assess and manage forest resources. Graduates
with the Professional Forestry specialization should have basic competencies as
defined by the Society of American Foresters' requirements of accredited degree
programs. Graduates with the Natural Sciences or Human Dimensions in Natural
Resources concentrations will have similar competencies.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Transfer students must
____ complete all articulated lower division major
requirements for their selected concentration by the end of the
______ term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley. Exceptions are highly
spring
unlikely. NOTE:
_____ The ESPM Environmental Science Core, ESPM Social Science Core
and Geographic Information Systems requirements may be taken at Berkeley if no
course is articulated at the student's home institution.
Please pay particular attention to how courses from your community college
articulate to Berkeley. If courses for a particular subject are articulated as
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a group (for example, a 3-course series at your college may articulate to a
2-course series at Berkeley), you will need to take all of the courses noted in
order for the articulation to work. If you have questions about articulation,
please contact our Office of Instruction and Student Affairs, College of Natural
Resources, http://nature.berkeley.edu or (510) 642-6730.
IGETC certification satisfies the Reading and Composition Requirements for the
major.
NOTE: Completion of an 8-week, 10 unit Summer Field Program in Plumas County,
California is required for the major and is strongly encouraged for the summer
before attending Berkeley. See http://espm.berkeley.edu/summercamp for more
information and application.
AP Credit - We will accept the following AP Credit:
-
AP Biology, with a score of 4 or 5 = Bio 1B, or Bio 11
AP Calculus AB, with a score of 3, 4, or 5 = Math 1A or Math 16A
AP Calculus BC, with a score of 3 or 4 = Math 1A or 16A
AP Calculus BC, with a score of 5 = Math 1A/16A and Math 1B/16B
AP Chemistry, with a score of 4 or 5 = Chemistry 1A + 1AL
AP Economics, Micro, with a score of 4 or 5 = EEP 1/ Econ 3
AP English Literature, with a score of 3 = Subject A requirement
AP English Literature, with a score of 4 = First half of Reading &
Composition (R1A)
AP English Literature, with a score of 5 = both halves of Reading &
Composition (R1A and R1B)
AP English Language, with a score of 3 = Subject A requirement
AP English Language, with a score of 4 or 5 = First half of Reading &
Composition (R1A)
AP Environmental Science, with a score of 4 or 5 = ESPM Environmental
Science Core
AP Statistics, with a Score of 3, 4, 5 = Statistics 2
Please note that substituting AP scores for science and math coursework is
accepted, but not recommended. Students who use AP scores for these requirements
may struggle in subsequent coursework.
Please refer to the College of Natural Resources website for more information
about substitutions for the English R1A and R1B requirements:
http://www.cnr.berkeley.edu/site/general_reqs_new.php
For more information:
FNR Student Academic Advisor
Office of Instruction and Student Affairs
College of Natural Resources
260 Mulford Hall
(510) 642-6730
e-mail: evaw@berkeley.edu
web site: http://nature.berkeley.edu
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Forestry and Natural Resources, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------READING & COMPOSITION
Course work comparable to Berkeley's READING & COMPOSITION (R&C) R1A and R1B is
required.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATHEMATICS
Forestry & Natural Sciences requires MATH 16A & 16B or MATH 1A & 1B.
Human Dimensions requires MATH 16A or MATH 1A or MATH 32.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16B
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
Calculus
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 32
Precalculus
(4)|MATH 141
Precalculus
(5)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STATISTICS
Forestry & Natural Sciences requires STAT 2 or STAT 20.
Human Dimensions requires STAT 2 or STAT 20 or POL SCI 3 or SOCIOL 5.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 2
Introduction to Statistics (4)|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 20
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
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POL SCI 3
Introduction to
(4)|Course must be taken at UC Berkeley.
Empirical Analysis and
|
Quantitative Methods
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIOL 5
Evaluation of Evidence
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICAL SCIENCE
Forestry & Natural Sciences requires CHEM 1A & 1AL, and EPS 50, GEOG 1, or GEOG
40.
Human Dimensions requires one UC-transferable Physical Science course.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EPS 50
The Planet Earth (includes (4)|GEOL 100 &
_ General Geology
(3)
lab)
|GEOL 101
General Geology
(1)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOG 1
Global Environmental Change (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
OR
|
OR
GEOG 40
Introduction to Earth
(4)|GEOG 101 &
_ Physical Geography
(3)
System Science
|GEOG 101L
Physical Geography
(1)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY
Forestry & Natural Sciences requires BIOLOGY 1B.
Human Dimensions requires BIOLOGY 1B or BIOLOGY 11 (BIOLOGY 11L not required).
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 11 &
_ Introduction to the
(3)|BIOL 107
General
(4)
Science of Living
|
Biology-Lecture and
Organisms
|
Laboratory
BIOLOGY 11L
Laboratory for Biology (2)|
11
|
NOTE: BIOLOGY 11L not required for the Forestry and Natural Resources major.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECONOMICS
Forestry & Natural Sciences requires ENVECON C1 or ECON 1 or ECON 2.
Human Dimensions requires ENVECON C1 or ECON 1 or ECON 2 or UGBA 10.
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Forestry and Natural Resources, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
ECON C3
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ENVECON C1
|
__
OR
|
ENVECON C1
Introduction to
(4)|
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ECON C3
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 2
Introduction to Economics, (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Lecture Format
|
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 2 covers macro-economic and micro-economics.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------UGBA 10
Principles of Business
(3)|BUSE 100
Introduction to
(3)
|
Business
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (3-4 UNITS)
One UC-transferable course in Social and Behavioral Sciences is required for
both concentrations.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HUMANITIES (3-4 UNITS)
One UC-transferable course in Humanities is required for both concentrations.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CORE COURSE
Select one of the following:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV SCI 10
Introduction to
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Sciences
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 2
The Biosphere
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 6
Environmental Biology
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM C10
Environmental Issues
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Same as: LNS C30V
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM SOCIAL SCIENCE CORE COURSE
Select one of the following:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM C11
Americans and the Global (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Forest
|
Same as: LNS C30U
|
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Forestry and Natural Resources, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
ESPM C12
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Studies
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 50AC
Introduction to Culture (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Natural Resource
|
Management
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 60
Environmental Policy,
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Administration, and Law
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====French, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Students interested in the French major or minor at UC Berkeley should complete
as much French coursework as possible at the community-college level. Two years
of college-level French, or its equivalent, is highly recommended.
This major may require at least one additional semester of French language study
at UC Berkeley (French 3 and/or French 4) before enrollment can be approved for
3rd year French courses (French 102).
Once accepted at UC Berkeley, all students are strongly encouraged to consult
with the UC Berkeley undergraduate assistant in French regarding placement.
All transfer students must take a language proficiency test or speak with a
Berkeley placement adviser before enrolling in a foreign language or literature
course at Berkeley.
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French, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
For more information:
Undergraduate Advising, Department of French
(510) 642-2713
frendept@berkeley.edu
http://french.berkeley.edu (web site includes guidelines for placement)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------FRENCH 1
Elementary French
(5)|A UC-transferable first-semester
|grammar and composition course. All
|students are encouraged to consult
|with the UC Berkeley undergraduate
|assistant regarding placement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------FRENCH 2
Elementary French
(5)|A UC-transferable second-semester
|grammar and composition course. All
|students are encouraged to consult
|with the UC Berkeley undergraduate
|assistant regarding placement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------FRENCH 3
Intermediate French
(5)|A UC-transferable third-semester
|grammar and composition course. All
|students are encouraged to consult
|with the UC Berkeley undergraduate
|assistant regarding placement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------FRENCH 4
Advanced Intermediate
(5)|A UC-transferable fourth-semester
French
|grammar and composition course. All
|students are encouraged to consult
|with the UC Berkeley undergraduate
|assistant regarding placement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------FRENCH 35
Practical Phonetics and (3)|Nearly all transfer students
Listening Comprehension
|take this course at Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Gender and Women's Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Foreign Language, and
Quantitative Reasoning; OR
2) IGETC
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
_______:
PROGRAM
Gender & Women's Studies (GWS) offers interdisciplinary perspectives on the
study of women and gender, focusing on power relations in the production of
knowledge and in practices of everyday life. The curriculum considers gender in
the context of cultural processes, historical movements, and social
transformations as well as creative practices and innovations. Close attention
is paid to links between gender and sexuality, racialization, ethnicity, class,
nationality and globalization.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Take courses on women and gender, if available. To officially declare the major
once admitted to Berkeley, transfer students must have completed GWS 10
(Introduction to Gender & Women's Studies), GWS 20 (Introduction to Feminist
Theory), and have a 2.0 GPA.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on this major:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu; or
Gender & Women's Studies Department
Althea Grannum-Cummings, Student Affairs Officer
(510) 642-8513
http://womensstudies.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GWS 10
Introduction to Gender and (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Women's Studies
|
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Gender and Women's Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
GWS 20
Introduction to Feminist
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Theory
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Genetics and Plant Biology, Lower Division B.S.====
The Genetics and Plant Biology major is housed within UC Berkeley's College of
Natural Resources, within the Department of Plant and Microbial Biology. From
oxygen to food to shelter to energy to shade, plants provide us with virtually
everything we need to survive and to thrive. Plant Biology studies the
distribution and diversity of plant life from the sub-molecular to the
organismal level. There is important work awaiting those who want to unravel
the mystery of genes, bring a unique perspective to medical school, teach the
next generation of biologists, or help find ways to feed the world.
The Genetics and Plant Biology major is broadly based in biology and designed
for pre-health students, for students interested in biology in general, and for
students interested in pursuing post-graduate education in areas requiring a
strong biological science background.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Transfer applicants must
____ complete the minimum admissions requirements by the end
of the spring
______ term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley, and are encouraged to
complete as many additional lower division requirements as possible. Exceptions
are highly unlikely.
Please pay particular attention to how courses from your community college
articulate to Berkeley. If courses for a particular subject are articulated as
a group (for example, a 3-course series at your college may articulate to a
2-course series at Berkeley), you will need to take all of the courses noted in
order for the articulation to work. If you have questions about articulation,
please contact our Office of Instruction and Student Affairs, College of Natural
Resources, http://nature.berkeley.edu or (510) 642-1986.
MINIMUM ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
_______________________________
Equivalent of:
English R1A and English R1B
Chemistry 1A and 1AL
Chemistry 3A and 3AL
Chemistry 3B and 3BL
Biology 1A and 1AL
Biology 1B
Math 16A (or Math 1A)
Math 16B (or Math 1B)
Although IGETC is not required, certification will fulfill requirements for
English R1A, English R1B and all Humanities and Social Sciences breadth courses.
AP Credit - We will accept the following AP credit:
Math 16A = AP Math AB, score of 3, 4, or 5 OR
__ AP Math BC, Score of 3, 4, or 5
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Genetics and Plant Biology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
Math 16B = AP Math BC, score of 5
Chem 1A and 1AL = AP Chemistry, score of 3, 4 or 5
Physics 8A = AP Physics B, score of 3, 4 or 5
Statistics Requirement = AP Statistics, score of 3, 4 or 5
Humanities and Social Science AP test scores of 3 or higher may also be counted
towards the 15-unit Humanities requirement.
Please note that substituting AP scores for science and math coursework is
accepted, but not recommended. Students who use AP scores for these
requirements may struggle in subsequent coursework.
Please refer to the College of Natural Resources website for more information
about substitutions for the English R1A and R1B requirements.
For more information:
GPB Student Academic Advisor
Office of Instruction and Student Affairs
College of Natural Resources
(510) 642-1986
e-mail: trey@berkeley.edu
web site: http://nature.berkeley.edu
For more information on the College of Natural Resources
http://www.cnr.berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LOWER DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Biology--two courses:
Minimum admissions requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
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Genetics and Plant Biology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Chemistry--one course in general chemistry + two courses in organic chemistry:
Minimum admissions requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3A &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 231 &
_ Organic Chemistry I - (3)
Reactivity
|
Lecture
CHEM 3AL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 231L
Organic Chemistry I - (2)
Laboratory
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3B &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 233 &
_ Organic Chemistry II (3)
Reactivity
|
- Lecture
CHEM 3BL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 233L
Organic Chemistry II (2)
Laboratory
|
- Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mathematics--two courses: either Math 16A+16B or Math 1A+1B:
Minimum admissions requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16B
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
Calculus
|
Geometry II
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- or --------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Physics--courses must have a prerequisite of calculus:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- or --------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 8A
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180A &
_ General Physics I
(4)
|PHYS 181A
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory I
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Genetics and Plant Biology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
Reading and Composition--courses comparable to Berkeley's English R1A+R1B:
Minimum admissions requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Computer Sciences or Statistics--one course:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 3L
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Symbolic Programming
|
OR
|
OR
STAT 2
Introduction to Statistics (4)|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
OR
|
OR
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Humanities and Social Sciences Breadth--at least 15 semester units
of UC-transferable courses from fields such as economics, history, philosophy,
art, music, political science, and/or foreign language (a maximum of 6 units
allowed).
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Geography, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Geography, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
LOWER DIVISION REQUIREMENTS FOR GEOGRAPHY MAJORS
________________________________________________:
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 1 (Global Environments) or GEOG 40 (Global Environmental Change).
This covers physical geography basics. Everyone must take one of these courses.
WORLD GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 10 (World Regions, Peoples, and States) or
GEOG 20 (Globalization) or GEOG 31, Justice, Nature, and the Geography of
Identity or GEOG 35, Global Ecology and Development.
This covers world geography.
REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY
GEOG 50AC (California) or
GEOG C32 (Introduction to Development) or
GEOG 51 (Political Economy of Development in East Asia) or GEOG 70AC, The Urban
Experience.
This represents regional geographies.
AP Exams do not satisfy any major requirements for Geography;
IBHL Geography exam with a passing score of 5, 6, or 7 can be used to satisfy
GEOG 4 or GEOG 20.
Courses other than those listed below may be acceptable. Transfer students who
have taken introductory courses elsewhere should consult with the departmental
undergraduate advisor at Berkeley to avoid repeating lower division work.
For more information about the major:
Marjorie Ensor, Academic Advisor
e-mail: ensormar@berkeley.edu
(510) 642-3904
http://geography.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Physical Geography
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOG 1
Global Environmental Change (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
OR
|
OR
GEOG 40
Introduction to Earth
(4)|GEOG 101 &
_ Physical Geography
(3)
System Science
|GEOG 101L
Physical Geography
(1)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------World Geography
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOG 10
World Regions, Peoples,
(4)|GEOG 104
World Regional
(3)
and States
|
Geography
OR
|
OR
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GEOG 20
Globalization
(4)|SOCO 223
Globalization and
(3)
|
Social Change
OR
|
OR
GEOG 31
Justice, Nature, and the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Geographies of Identity
|
OR
|
OR
GEOG 35
Global Ecology and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Development
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Regional Geography
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOG 50AC
California
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
OR
|
OR
GEOG C32
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Development
|
Same as: DEV STD C10
|
OR
|
OR
GEOG 51
Political Economy of
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Development in East Asia
|
OR
|
OR
GEOG 70AC
The Urban Experience
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Other courses that satisfy a lower
|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
division major requirement for the
|
Geography major.
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====German, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Courses indicated are articulated to a minimum equivalent in the Berkeley German
program. Students may actually be placed higher by the Language Program
Coordinator. In order to declare the major, students may be required, at the
discretion of the Coordinator, to take the fourth semester course at Berkeley
and receive a passing grade.
For information about placement at Berkeley contact:
Nikolaus Euba
Department of German
euba@berkeley.edu
fax: (510) 642-3243
http://german.berkeley.edu/
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GERMAN 1
Elementary German 1
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GERMAN 2
Elementary German 2
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
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German, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
GERMAN 3
Intermediate German 1
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GERMAN 4
Intermediate German 2
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Greek, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
IMPORTANT: Students may be asked to meet with a Berkeley placement adviser
before enrolling in a foreign language or literature course at Berkeley.
To satisfy Greek 1 + Greek 2, students may enroll in the summer workshops at
Berkeley: Greek 15.
Please note: A summer 2012 course is not considered to be "work in progress"
for fall 2012 selection purposes.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------For more information:
Please see departmental website for most recent requirements:
http://classics.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GREEK 1
Elementary Greek
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GREEK 2
Elementary Greek
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
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Greek, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
GREEK 10
Intensive Elementary
(8)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Greek
|
GREEK 10 = GREEK 1 + GREEK 2
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CLASSIC 10A
Introduction to Greek (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CLASSIC 10B
Introduction to Roman (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====History of Art, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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History of Art, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
_______:
PROGRAM
The History of Art major provides an introduction to the history of the visual
arts in major periods of Western and Asian culture as well as the opportunity
to do specialized study in areas of the student's choice. Essentially a humanistic inquiry and often multidisciplinary in approach, the field provides a
solid training in those critical, perceptual, and historical research skills
fundamental to a liberal arts education.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Transfer students should see the department's undergraduate adviser to receive
approval of transfer credit for history of art courses taken elsewhere.
A minimum of four upper division courses and one seminar must be taken in the
History of Art department at UC Berkeley.
A score of 4 or 5 on the AP Art History exam may satisfy one lower division
survey requirement. Contact the Art History department for further information.
For more information:
Major Advisor, History of Art Department
(510) 643-7290
http://ls.berkeley.edu/dept/arthistory/undergraduate.html
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====History, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE:
AP scores cannot be used to satisfy major requirements.
For more information:
Leah Flanagan, Undergraduate Advisor
leahf@berkeley.edu
(510) 642-0356
http://history.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ONE COURSE MUST BE COMPLETED IN EACH OF FOUR AREAS
Each community college course counts as one course, unless stated otherwise.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------I. United States: One course
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 7A
The United States from (4)|HIST 109
History of the United (3)
Settlement to Civil War
|
States I
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History, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
HISTORY 7B
From Civil War to the
(4)|HIST 110
History of the United (3)
Present
|
States II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Other courses that satisfy the
|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Area I requirement for the History
|
major
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------II. Europe/Western Civilization: One course
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 4A
The Ancient
(4)|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
Mediterranean World
|
Western Civilization I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 4B
Medieval Europe
(4)|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 5
European Civilization
(4)|HIST 106
Introduction to
(3)
From the Renaissance to
|
Western Civilization
the Present
|
II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Other courses that satisfy the
|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Area II requirement for the History
|
major
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------III. Asia, Africa or Latin America: One course
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 3
After the Roman Empire: (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
The East
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 6A
History of China:
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Origins to the Mongol
|
Conquest
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 6B
Introduction to Chinese (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
History from the
|
Mongols to Mao
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 8A
Becoming Latin America, (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
1492 to 1824
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 8B
Latin America
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 10
African History
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 11
India
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 12
The Middle East
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 14
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
History of Japan
|
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History, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Other courses that satisfy the
|HIST 120 &
_ Introduction to Asian (3)
Area III requirement for the History
|
Civilizations
major.
|HIST 121
Asian Civilization in (3)
|
Modern Times
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IV. Elective: One course
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------An additional course from Area I, II, or III (other than the course used to
satisfy the area prerequisite).
Other UC-transferable courses may fulfill the Area IV elective requirement;
contact the undergraduate advisor in History.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Other courses that satisfy the
|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
elective requirement for the History
|
major.
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Industrial Engineering & Operations Research, Lower Division B.S.====
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to Industrial Engineering and Operations Research majors must
complete all required
________ core UCB preparation courses in order to be eligible for
admission. Only applicants who have completed 100% of these required
________ courses
will be considered for admission. Required courses for admission to the major
must be completed by the end of the spring semester prior to fall enrollment.
A summer 2012 course is not considered to be "work in progress" for the fall
2012 selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chem 1A/L
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B
English 1A and 1B
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
- UCB Engin 7
- UCB Engin 10
- Six units from UCB Civ 11, Civ Eng C30 or Mec Eng C85, Civ Eng 60,
Civ Eng 70, El Eng 40, Engin 28, Engin 36, Engin 45, Mec Eng 40
Highly recommended prior to admission
- One from UCB Compsci 9C, 9F or 9G
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
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Industrial Engineering & Operations Research, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
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Industrial Engineering & Operations Research, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
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Industrial Engineering & Operations Research, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------6 Units of Engineering Technical Electives:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CIV ENG 11
Engineered Systems and (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Sustainability
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CIV ENG C30
Introduction to Solid (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Mechanics
|
Same as: MEC ENG C85
|
OR
|
OR
MEC ENG C85
Introduction to Solid (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Mechanics
|
Same as: CIV ENG C30
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CIV ENG 60
Structure and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Properties of Civil
|
Engineering Materials
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CIV ENG 70
Engineering Geology
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 40
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Microelectronic Circuits
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 28
Basic Engineering Design (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Graphics
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 36
Engineering Mechanics I
(2)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 45
Properties of Materials
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MEC ENG 40
Thermodynamics
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------One course from the following (It is highly recommended that this requirement be
taken prior to transfer):
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Industrial Engineering & Operations Research, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
COMPSCI 9C
C for Programmers
(1)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
(Self-paced)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 9F
C++ for Programmers
(1)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 9G
JAVA for Programmers
(1)|CISC 190
JAVA Programming
(4)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Integrative Biology, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Equivalent of:
Biology 1A, Biology 1AL and Biology 1B
Chemistry 1A
Chemistry 3A and 3AL, 3B and 3BL (or 112A and 112B)
Math 16A or Math 1A (prerequisite to the Physics requirement)
Physics 8A (must be calculus-based physics with lab)
Physics 8B
___ of the above required
All
________ for admission.
For more information on the major in Integrative Biology:
http://ib.berkeley.edu/student/undergrad/major/index.php
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: Effective Fall 2012 AP scores for Biology and Math will not satisfy the
Integrative Biology major prerequisites.
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Integrative Biology, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEMISTRY
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Transfer students should complete at least one semester of general (inorganic)
chemistry.
Effective fall 08, it is required that students also complete the entire organic
chemistry sequence prior to transfer.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3A &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 231 &
_ Organic Chemistry I - (3)
Reactivity
|
Lecture
CHEM 3AL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 231L
Organic Chemistry I - (2)
Laboratory
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3B &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 233 &
_ Organic Chemistry II (3)
Reactivity
|
- Lecture
CHEM 3BL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 233L
Organic Chemistry II (2)
Laboratory
|
- Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATHEMATICS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Although this major requires only one semester of calculus, it is strongly
recommended that students continue with the sequence, particularly if they
intend to pursue studies in graduate or professional school.
NOTE: Effective Fall 2012 AP scores for Biology and Math will not satisfy the
Integrative Biology major prerequisites.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
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Integrative Biology, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
-- OR--------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS
One year required.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------One year of calculus-based physics with lab required.
Effective fall 08, it is required that students complete the entire physics
sequence prior to transfer.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 8A
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180A &
_ General Physics I
(4)
|PHYS 181A
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 8B
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180B &
_ General Physics II
(4)
|PHYS 181B
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory II
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OR--------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Note: Additional coursework in mathematics, statistics, biochemistry,
accelerated computing skills, and the ability to speak two languages may be
helpful to you in graduate and/or professional studies.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Interdisciplinary Studies Field Major, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Interdisciplinary Studies Field Major, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER APPLICANTS:
Transfer applicants should become familiar with the Interdisciplinary Studies
Field (ISF) major as early as possible in their academic careers. To do this,
review the ISF major requirements on the web site below. Because each student
takes a unique set of courses, it is important for students who have been
admitted to the College of Letters and Science as prospective ISF majors to
contact an ISF adviser to determine the most effective individual program.
Lower division prerequisites to this major consist of two "historical comparative analysis" courses:
One covering pre-1600 world civilizations and
___ one covering post-1600 world
civilizations. Courses that focus on a single country do not qualify.
For more information:
Dawn Strough
Interdisciplinary Studies
(510) 643-7691
http://ls.berkeley.edu/ugis/isf
isf@berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------World Civilization: One
___ course covering the pre-1600 period
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AFRICAM 4A
Africa: History and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Culture
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTART 10
Introduction to Western (4)|ARTF 110
Art History:
(3)
Art: Ancient to
|
Prehistoric to Gothic
Medieval
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CLASSIC 10A
Introduction to Greek (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CLASSIC 10B
Introduction to Roman (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 4A
The Ancient
(4)|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
Mediterranean World
|
Western Civilization I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 4B
Medieval Europe
(4)|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 30A
Science from Antiquity (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Through Newton
|
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Interdisciplinary Studies Field Major, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
PHILOS 25A
Ancient Philosophy
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Other courses that satisfy the
|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
pre-1600 requirement for the
|
ISF major
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------World Civilization: One
___ course covering the post-1600 period.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AFRICAM 4B
Africa: History and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Culture
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTART 81
Introduction to Modern (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Art (for Non-Majors)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------UGIS R44C
Topics in Western
(4-5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization (Late
|
17th through 18th
|
Century)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 30B
Science, Technology,
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Society Since
|
Newton
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHILOS 25B
Modern Philosophy
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Other courses that satisfy the
|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
post-1600 requirement for the
|
Interdisciplinary Studies Field
|
major.
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Italian Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Foreign Language, and
Quantitative Reasoning; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average are the primary selection criteria for admission.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Once admitted, students who have a prior knowledge of Italian may be required to
take a language proficiency test or consult with the department language program
coordinator for placement in the correct language course level. Students with
prior knowledge of Italian may apply for credit by examination.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on this major:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu; or
Undergraduate Student Services Advisor
Italian Studies
(510) 642-4661
http://ls.berkeley.edu/dept/italian/index.html
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ITALIAN 1
Elementary Italian
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ITALIAN 2
Elementary Italian
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ITALIAN 3
Intermediate Italian
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ITALIAN 4
Advanced Italian
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
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Italian Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Japanese (East Asian Languages), Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------____________FOR
PREPARATION
________________________________:
TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
IMPORTANT:
For this major, students are:
-encouraged to take all available Japanese language courses prior
to transfer; and
-required to take a language placement test before enrolling in a
foreign language or literature course at Berkeley.
Required for the major:
- JAPANESE 7A or 7B, which must be taken at Berkeley before declaring.
Advanced Placement (AP) and International Baccalaureate (IB) exams will not
satisfy requirements for this major.
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Japanese (East Asian Languages), Lower Division B.A. (continued)
For more information:
Jan Johnson, Student Services Advisor
East Asian Languages and Cultures
(510) 642-4497
jmj@berkeley.edu
http://ealc.berkeley.edu/
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------JAPAN 1A
Elementary Japanese
(5)|Consult with the UC Berkeley
|undergraduate advisor regarding
|placement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------JAPAN 1B
Elementary Japanese
(5)|Consult with the UC Berkeley
|undergraduate advisor regarding
|placement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------JAPAN 10A
Intermediate Japanese
(5)|Consult with the UC Berkeley
|undergraduate advisor regarding
|placement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------JAPAN 10B
Intermediate Japanese
(5)|Consult with the UC Berkeley
|undergraduate advisor regarding
|placement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Landscape Architecture, Lower Division B.A.====
The undergraduate curriculum in Landscape Architecture centers upon creative and
ecologically tuned design and introduces students to the breadth of knowledge
common to the profession. At the heart of the undergraduate curriculum are three
upper division studio courses that students take at UC Berkeley. Each core
studio is team-taught, includes carefully coordinated lecture modules that
introduce professional specializations, and focuses on a specific type of design
problem in landscape architecture. The core studios ensure that undergraduate
students benefit from the department's full range of interests and expertise.
The undergraduate studio experience rests upon a foundation of professional
courses in four key areas:
(1) design skills and methods, including the lower division Environmental
Design (ENV DES) courses, landscape architecture history, and computer
methods;
(2) ecological analysis, with courses in ecology and geography;
(3) planting design (two courses supplemented with an integrative biology
requirement); and
(4) topographic design.
The undergraduate program leads to the B.A. degree in Landscape Architecture and
provides the necessary education for students interested in either entry-level
professional practice, graduate work in Landscape Architecture or further
studies in a related environmental design field. The B.A. degree is certified by
the State of California and counts as part of the education/experience
requirement of the U.N.E. licensing exam. For more information regarding
licensing or career options, visit the website of the American Society of
Landscape Architects at http://www.asla.org.
For information about the College of Environmental Design's degree programs, see
http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/college/academics/programs.
MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
______________________________________________
For information about admission to the Landscape Architecture major in the
College of Environmental Design, see CED's prospective student website:
http://ced.berkeley.edu/advising/prospectivestudents/transferapplicants
-The UC applicant personal statement is important in the selection process at
Berkeley. The College reviews the personal statement for evidence of the
student's interest in the chosen field and a thoughtful match between the
academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
-A minimum 3.0 overall UC transferable grade-point average is required for
admission consideration.
-All courses required for admission, including breadth requirements, must be
taken for a letter grade.
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Landscape Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
-Course work must be completed by the end of the spring term that precedes fall
enrollment at Berkeley.
-As a community college transfer applicant you must complete, at a minimum,
course work identified on assist.org as comparable to the following UC Berkeley
courses:
LOWER-DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
Environmental Design 1
Environmental Design 11A
Environmental Design 11B
EPS 50, EPS 80 (this course will also fulfill CED's
Physical Science breadth requirement)
Biology 1B, Biology 11 + 11L , ESPM 2, or ESPM 6 (this course will also
fulfill CED's Biological Science breadth requirement)
Biology and Physics courses required for admission to the Landscape Architecture
major may also be used to complete IGETC certification. Check with your
community college counselor for more information.
GENERAL EDUCATION/BREADTH REQUIREMENTS
READING AND COMPOSITION (R&C)
English R1A
English R1B
SEVEN-COURSE BREADTH
Arts & Literature
Biological Science (Biology 1B, Biology 11 + 11L, ESPM 2, or ESPM 6 will
also fulfill the lower-division major requirement)
Historical Studies
International Studies
Philosophy and Values
Physical Science (EPS 50 or EPS 80 will also fulfill the
lower-division major requirement)
Social and Behavioral Sciences
You must fulfill all of the required Lower-Division Major and General
Education/Breadth Requirements outlined above to be considered for admission.
All courses required for admission, including General Education/Breadth
Requirements, must be taken for a letter grade.
Note that CED's General Education/Breadth Requirements can be covered by
IGETC certification beginning with students applying in November 2011 and
beyond.
If you are using IGETC to fulfill CED's College Requirements, you must have full
certification. Partial certification will not complete the requirements. Be sure
to check with your community college about the procedures involved in
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Landscape Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
certification of IGETC. The University will require the official certification
by the July 15th deadline.
If you will not complete IGETC certification, you must follow exactly the
articulation agreements between your school and the CED Landscape Architecture
major as described on this ASSIST.org website.
Regardless of how you complete the General Education/Breadth Requirements, you
must also complete the Lower-Division Major Requirements with articulated
courses outlined on ASSIST.org.
For more information on applying to CED:
College of Environmental Design
Office of Undergraduate Advising
250 Wurster Hall
http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/advising
(510) 642-4943
Prospective student website:
href="http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/advising/prospectivestudents/transferapplicants">http://www
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LOWER-DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
If your college does not offer articulated Environmental Design courses, you
must find another school that does. See the CED prospective student website for
a list of colleges that offer articulated ENV DES courses:
target="_blank">http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/advising/prospectivestudents/transferapplicants
You may also wish to look into taking the mandatory Environmental Design
prerequisites at UC Berkeley during the summer (see
target="_blank">http://www.summer.berkeley.edu)
or via University Extension Concurrent Enrollment if class space is available
(see http://www.unex.berkeley.edu/info/enrollment.html#concurrent)
If you do not complete the articulated Lower-Division Major Requirements, you
will not be admitted to CED.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV DES 1
People and Environmental (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Design
|
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Landscape Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
ENV DES 11A
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Drawing
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV DES 11B
Introduction to Design (5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GENERAL EDUCATION/BREADTH REQUIREMENTS
All courses required for admission, including General Education/Breadth
requirements, must be taken for a letter grade.
Course work must be completed by the end of the spring term that precedes fall
enrollment at Berkeley.
Students may use Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate
coursework to satisfy certain requirements.
See
target="_blank">http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/advising/continuingstudents/transferringcredit
for exam scores and courses equivalents.
The College of Environmental Design (CED) will accept IGETC to satisfy the
Breadth requirement for students applying in November 2011 and beyond. The
7-Course Breadth Requirement will continue to be accepted.
IGETC certification will fulfill some, but not all, of the lower division
admissions requirements for the College of Environmental Design. Students must
still complete the Lower-Division Major Requirements listed above.
IMPORTANT: Students applying to the College of Environmental Design should
select breadth courses from the following lists with these caveats:
1. Courses from Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Visual Studies,
Environmental Design, Urban Studies, and City and Regional Planning may NOT be
used to fulfill CED's breadth requirements, even if they appear on the following
lists.
2. Community college courses used to satisfy Environmental Design 1, 11A, or
11B (e.g., Art courses or Architecture courses) may not also be used to satisfy
breadth requirements.
3. No more than two courses offered by the same department may be used towards
the seven breadth requirements.
4. Courses equivalent to the second semester of language instruction at UC
Berkeley may be used to satisfy the International Studies breadth requirement.
Note: Courses taken in the student's native language do not satisfy the
requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------READING AND COMPOSITION (R&C)
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Landscape Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------7 COURSE BREADTH REQUIREMENT
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------**** Take one course from each
____ of the following seven areas ****
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ARTS AND LITERATURE: Courses that involve significant engagement with arts,
literature, or language (excluding language instruction or the acquisition of
technical skills), either through practical engagement with works of art or
through the creation of art.
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Landscape Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the Arts
|ARTF 100
Art Orientation
(3)
and Literature Seven-Course
|ARTF 107
Contemporary Art
(3)
Breadth Requirement:
|ARTF 109
History of Modern Art (3)
|ARTF 110
Art History:
(3)
|
Prehistoric to Gothic
|ARTF 111
Art History:
(3)
|
Renaissance to Modern
|ARTF 113
African, Oceanic, and (3)
|
Native American Art
|ARTF 125
Art History: Arts of (3)
|
the Asian Continent
|ARTF 150A
Two-Dimensional
(3)
|
Design
|ARTF 150B
Beginning Graphic
(3)
|
Design
|ARTF 151
Three Dimensional
(3)
|
Design
|ARTF 155A
Freehand Drawing I
(3)
|ARTF 165A
Composition in
(3)
|
Painting I
|ARTF 210A
Life Drawing I
(3)
|ARTF 220A
Life Sculpture I
(3)
|DFLM 101
Introduction to Film (3)
|DFLM 102
The American Cinema
(3)
|ENGL 208
Introduction to
(3)
|
Literature
|ENGL 209
Literary Approaches
(3)
|
to Film
|ENGL 210
American Literature I (3)
|ENGL 211
American Literature
(3)
|
II
|ENGL 215
English Literature I: (3)
|
800-1799
|ENGL 216
English Literature
(3)
|
II: 1800-Present
|ENGL 220
Masterpieces of World (3)
|
Literature I: 1500
|
BCE - 1600 CE
|ENGL 221
Masterpieces of World (3)
|
Literature II: 1600
|
- Present
|ENGL 230
Asian American
(3)
|
Literature
|ENGL 237
Women in Literature
(3)
|HUMA 101
Introduction to the
(3)
|
Humanities I
|MUSI 100
Introduction to Music (3)
|MUSI 109
World Music
(3)
|MUSI 111
Jazz - History and
(3)
|
Development
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Landscape Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE: Take one of the following courses:
BIOLOGY 1B or BIOLOGY 11 + BIOLOGY 11L, ESPM 2 or ESPM 6
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
OR
|
OR
BIOLOGY 11 &
_ Introduction to the
(3)|BIOL 107
General
(4)
Science of Living
|
Biology-Lecture and
Organisms
|
Laboratory
BIOLOGY 11L
Laboratory for Biology (2)|
11
|
OR
|
OR
ESPM 2
The Biosphere
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
OR
|
OR
ESPM 6
Environmental Biology
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORICAL STUDIES: Most courses in the department of History, and other
courses that deal primarily with the human events, institutions, and
activities of the past.
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Landscape Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the Historical
|BLAS 140A
History of the United (3)
Studies Seven-Course Breadth
|
States, Black
requirement:
|
Perspectives
|BLAS 140B
History of the United (3)
|
States, Black
|
Perspectives
|FILI 100
Filipino American
(3)
|
Experience
|HIST 100
World History I
(3)
|HIST 101
World History II
(3)
|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization
|
I
|HIST 106
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization
|
II
|HIST 109
History of the United (3)
|
States I
|HIST 110
History of the United (3)
|
States II
|HIST 120
Introduction to Asian (3)
|
Civilizations
|HIST 121
Asian Civilization in (3)
|
Modern Times
|HIST 150
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
|HIST 151
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
|HUMA 101
Introduction to the
(3)
|
Humanities I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------INTERNATIONAL STUDIES: Courses that involve the study of the contemporary
politics, culture, arts, intermediate language, or socioeconomic structure of at
least one country other than the U.S., or courses that involve comparison
between the U.S. and another country (subcultures within the U.S. do not qualify
as subjects of study for the purposes of this requirement).
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Landscape Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the
|GEOG 102
Cultural Geography
(3)
International Studies Seven-Course
|GEOG 104
World Regional
(3)
Breadth Requirement:
|
Geography
|POLI 103
Comparative Politics
(3)
|POLI 140
Contemporary
(3)
|
International Politics
|SOCO 223
Globalization and
(3)
|
Social Change
|SPAN 201
Third Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|SPAN 202
Fourth Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|SPAN 210
Conversation and
(3)
|
Composition Spanish 1
|SPAN 211
Conversation and
(3)
|
Composition Spanish II
|TAGA 201
Third Course in
(5)
|
Tagalog
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHILOSOPHY AND VALUES: Most courses in the department of Philosophy, plus
courses with a major focus on religion, ethics, legal values, or leading
philosophical figures.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Courses that satisfy the Philosophy
|PHIL 102A
Introduction to
(3)
and Values Seven-Course Breadth
|
Philosophy: Reality
Requirement:
|
and Knowledge
|PHIL 102B
Introduction to
(3)
|
Philosophy: Values
|PHIL 107
Reflections on Human (3)
|
Nature
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICAL SCIENCE: Take one of the following courses:
EPS 50 or EPS 80
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EPS 50
The Planet Earth (includes (4)|GEOL 100 &
_ General Geology
(3)
lab)
|GEOL 101
General Geology
(1)
|
Laboratory
OR
|
OR
EPS 80
Environmental Earth
(2)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Sciences
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Courses that satisfy the
|GEOG 101 &
_ Physical Geography
(3)
earth & planetary
|GEOG 101L
Physical Geography
(1)
science requirement for
|
Laboratory
the Landscape Architecture
|
major (may not be
|
comparable to Berkeley's
|
EPS 80).
|
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Landscape Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES: Many courses in the departments of
Economics, Legal Studies, Political Science, Sociology, Social Welfare, and many
courses in anthropology, geography, and psychology. A variety of courses from
other disciplines and some advanced language courses with a significant
linguistic component are also acceptable.
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Landscape Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the Social and
|ADJU 386
Leadership Theory and (3)
Behavioral Sciences Seven-Course
|
Practice
Breadth Requirement:
|
Same as: MILS 110
|ANTH 102
Introduction to
(3)
|
Physical Anthropology
|ANTH 103
Introduction to
(3)
|
Cultural Anthropology
|ANTH 107
Introduction to
(3)
|
Archaeology
|BLAS 140A
History of the United (3)
|
States, Black
|
Perspectives
|BLAS 140B
History of the United (3)
|
States, Black
|
Perspectives
|BUSE 140
Business Law and the (3)
|
Legal Environment
|CHIL 101
Human Growth and
(3)
|
Development
|CHIL 103
Lifespan Growth and
(3)
|
Development
|ECON 120
Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
|FILI 100
Filipino American
(3)
|
Experience
|GEOG 102
Cultural Geography
(3)
|GEOG 104
World Regional
(3)
|
Geography
|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization
|
I
|HIST 106
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization
|
II
|HIST 109
History of the United (3)
|
States I
|HIST 110
History of the United (3)
|
States II
|HIST 120
Introduction to Asian (3)
|
Civilizations
|HIST 150
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
|HIST 151
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
|JOUR 202
Introduction to Mass (3)
|
Communication
|MILS 110
Leadership Theory and (3)
|
Practice
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Landscape Architecture, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
|
Same as: ADJU 386
|POLI 101
Introduction to
(3)
|
Political Science
|POLI 102
The American
(3)
|
Political System
|POLI 103
Comparative Politics (3)
|POLI 140
Contemporary
(3)
|
International
|
Politics
|PSYC 101
General Psychology
(3)
|PSYC 121
Introduction to Child (3)
|
Psychology
|PSYC 123
Adolescent Psychology (3)
|PSYC 133
Psychology of Women
(3)
|PSYC 135
Marriage and Family
(3)
|
Relations
|PSYC 137
Human Sexual Behavior (3)
|PSYC 155
Introduction to
(3)
|
Personality
|PSYC 166
Introduction to
(3)
|
Social Psychology
|PSYC 230
Psychology of
(3)
|
Lifespan Development
|PSYC 211
Learning
(3)
|PSYC 245
Abnormal Psychology
(3)
|PSYC 260
Introduction to
(3)
|
Physiological
|
Psychology
|SOCO 101
Principles of
(3)
|
Sociology
|SOCO 110
Contemporary Social
(3)
|
Problems
|SOCO 201
Advanced Principles
(3)
|
of Sociology
|SOCO 223
Globalization and
(3)
|
Social Change
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Latin American Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------_______:
PROGRAM
The Group Major in Latin American Studies is designed to provide a balanced
multidisciplinary curriculum in the history, culture, and society of Latin
America for students wishing a broader perspective of the area than is usually
available through a departmental major.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Completion of Latin American Studies 10 with a C or better is required to
declare the major.
LATAMST 10 is offered during the fall semester only.
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Latin American Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Foreign Language Requirement for the Latin American Studies major:
Students must attain an intermediate level of competence in a primary language
(either Spanish or Portuguese) equivalent to four college level semesters of
instruction AND an elementary level of competence in a secondary language
equivalent to two college level semesters. To complete the major, they must be
prepared to take two literature courses in their primary language (Spanish or
Portuguese) at Berkeley.
Students are encouraged to take as many semesters of foreign language as
possible before transferring to be properly prepared for upper division language
courses at Berkeley.
Primary Language Requirement:
Spanish 1,2,3,4 (or their equivalents).
Complete at least two semesters before transfer.
Alternatively, students can complete Portuguese 101A, 101B, 102 & 103 at the
upper division level at Berkeley.
A score of 5 on AP Spanish Language Exam satisfies the four semester Foreign
Language requirement for the Latin American Studies major.
Students who do not have native language proficiency in Spanish or Portuguese
and do not have a 5 in AP Spanish Language should take as many semesters of
foreign language as possible before transferring (at least two semesters). Full
preparation to allow students to take upper division literature courses in
Spanish or Portuguese as soon as possible upon transfer is highly recommended.
For more information:
Ana Romay, LAS Advisor
Latin American Studies
(510) 643-4751
aromay@berkeley.edu
http://iastp.berkeley.edu
Secondary Language Requirement:
Portuguese language may be satisfied by upper division courses ONLY.
Portuguese 101A Portuguese for Advanced Students (3) and Portuguese 101B
Portuguese for Advanced Students:
Workshop (2); or
Spanish 1 Elementary Spanish (5) and Spanish 2 Elementary Spanish (5).
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LATAMST 10
Introduction to Latin
(4)|Latin American Studies 10 must be
American Studies
|taken at Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 8A
Becoming Latin America, (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
1492 to 1824
|
OR
|
OR
HISTORY 8B
Latin America
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
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Latin American Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
SPANISH 1
Elementary Spanish
(5)|SPAN 101
First Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|NOTE: Approved for Latin American
|Studies major only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SPANISH 2
Elementary Spanish
(5)|SPAN 102
Second Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|NOTE: Approved for Latin American
|Studies major only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SPANISH 3
Intermediate Spanish
(5)|SPAN 201
Third Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|NOTE: Approved for Latin American
|Studies major only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SPANISH 4
Intermediate Spanish
(5)|SPAN 202
Fourth Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|NOTE: Approved for Latin American
|Studies major only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Latin, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
IMPORTANT: Students may be asked to meet with a Berkeley placement adviser
before enrolling in a foreign language or literature course at Berkeley.
To satisfy Latin 1 + Latin 2, students may enroll in the summer workshops at
Berkeley: Latin 15.
Please note: A summer 2012 course is not considered to be "work in progress"
for fall 2012 selection purposes.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------For more information:
Please see departmental website for most recent requirements:
http://classics.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LATIN 1
Elementary Latin
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LATIN 2
Elementary Latin
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
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Latin, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
LATIN 10
Intensive Elementary
(8)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Latin
|
LATIN 10 = LATIN 1 + LATIN 2
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CLASSIC 10A
Introduction to Greek (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CLASSIC 10B
Introduction to Roman (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Legal Studies, Lower Division B.A. Requirements====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
For more information:
http://legalstudies.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ONE TERM OF INTRODUCTORY WORK IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING FOUR AREAS
Each course must be taken for a letter grade.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Statistics
Statistics AP exam: a score of 3 or higher will satisfy the prerequisite.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 2
Introduction to Statistics (4)|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 20
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
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Legal Studies, Lower Division B.A. Requirements (continued)
Economics
Micro-Economics AP exam: a score of 3 or higher will satisfy the prerequisite;
Micro-Economics exam only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
Legal Studies requires only one course in economics; macro-economics is OPTIONAL
for this major.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Philosophy--a course in logic or ethics is strongly preferred.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Courses that satisfy the
|PHIL 100
Logic and Critical
(3)
philosophy requirement for the
|
Thinking
Legal Studies major
|PHIL 101
Symbolic Logic
(3)
|PHIL 102A
Introduction to
(3)
|
Philosophy: Reality
|
and Knowledge
|PHIL 102B
Introduction to
(3)
|
Philosophy: Values
|PHIL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
|
Writing in
|
Philosophy
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------European History - Choose one
European History AP exam: a score of 3 or higher will satisfy the prerequisite.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 4A
The Ancient
(4)|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
Mediterranean World
|
Western Civilization I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 4B
Medieval Europe
(4)|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 5
European Civilization
(4)|HIST 106
Introduction to
(3)
From the Renaissance to
|
Western Civilization
the Present
|
II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LNS R44
Western Civilization
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Note: L&S R44 formerly UGIS R44A.
OR
|
OR
UGIS R44B
Topics in Western
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization (New
|
Testament through
|
Renaissance)
|
OR
|
OR
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Legal Studies, Lower Division B.A. Requirements (continued)
UGIS R44C
Topics in Western
(4-5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization (Late
|
17th through 18th
|
Century)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Other courses that satisfy the
|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
European history requirement for the
|
Legal Studies major
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Linguistics, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Linguistics, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
_______:
PROGRAM
The undergraduate major in Linguistics introduces students to the traditions
and techniques of research into the structure, functions, and histories of
languages. Since the study of language draws from and contributes to many
other fields of study, students choosing the Linguistics major are strongly
urged to achieve a more than superficial acquaintance with some related but
independent field: cognitive science, anthropology, mathematics, computer
science or philosophy.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Students interested in the major are advised to take introductory courses in
language and linguistics.
There are no lower division prerequisites for the Linguistics major.
For more information:
Natalie Babler, Department of Linguistics
nbabler@berkeley.edu
http://linguistics.berkeley.edu
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====Materials Science and Engineering, Lower Division B.S.====
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to Materials Science and Engineering majors must complete all
________ core UCB preparation courses in order to be eligible for admission.
required
Only applicants who have completed 100% of these required
________ courses will be
considered for admission. Required courses for admission to the major must be
completed by the end of the spring semester prior to fall enrollment. A summer
2012 course is not considered to be "work in progress" for the fall 2012
selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chem 1A/L, 1B
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B, 7C
English 1A and 1B
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Engin 7
Engin 10
Engin 45
Mec Eng C85
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
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Materials Science and Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Materials Science and Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
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Materials Science and Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 45
Properties of Materials
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MEC ENG C85
Introduction to Solid (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Mechanics
|
Same as: CIV ENG C30
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Materials Science and Engineering/Mechanical Engineering, Lower Division B.S
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to Materials Science and Engineering/Mechanical Engineering
majors must complete all required
________ core UCB preparation courses in order to be
eligible for admission. Only applicants who have completed 100% of these
________ courses will be considered for admission. Required courses for
required
admission to the major must be completed by the end of the spring semester prior
to fall enrollment. A summer 2012 course is not considered to be "work in
progress" for the fall 2012 selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chem 1A/L
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B
English 1A and 1B
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Eng
Eng
Eng
Eng
Mec
Mec
7
10
28
45
Eng 40
Eng C85
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
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Materials Science and Engineering/Mechanical Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
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Materials Science and Engineering/Mechanical Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Joint Major Programs:
The Joint major is designed for students who wish to undertake study in two
major areas of engineering in order to qualify for employment in either field or
for positions in which competence in two fields is required. These curricula
include the core courses in each of the major fields. Both majors are shown on
the student's transcript of record. NOTE: It will likely require 5 semesters
upon admission to UCB to complete this program of study.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
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Materials Science and Engineering/Mechanical Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 28
Basic Engineering Design (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Graphics
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 45
Properties of Materials
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MEC ENG 40
Thermodynamics
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MEC ENG C85
Introduction to Solid (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Mechanics
|
Same as: CIV ENG C30
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Materials Science and Engineering/Nuclear Engineering,
Lower Division B.S.=
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to Materials Science and Engineering/Nuclear Engineering majors must
complete all required
________ core UCB preparation courses in order to be eligible for
admission. Only applicants who have completed 100% of these required
________ courses
will be considered for admission. Required courses for admission to the major
must be completed by the end of the spring semester prior to fall enrollment.
A summer 2012 course is not considered to be "work in progress" for the fall
2012 selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chem 1A/L
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B, 7C
English 1A and 1B
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
El Engin 40
Engin 7
Engin 10
Engin 45
Mec Eng C85
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
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Materials Science and Engineering/Nuclear Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Materials Science and Engineering/Nuclear Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Joint Major Programs:
The Joint major is designed for students who wish to undertake study in two
major areas of engineering in order to qualify for employment in either field or
for positions in which competence in two fields is required. These curricula
include the core courses in each of the major fields. Both majors are shown on
the student's transcript of record. NOTE: It will likely require 5 semesters
upon admission to UCB to complete this program of study.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
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PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 40
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Microelectronic Circuits
|
If no articulation, students are strongly encouraged to take an introductory
course in electronics or circuits. _________________________________________
Once admitted, students are required to
complete EL ENG 40 to meet graduation requirements.
____________________________________________________
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 45
Properties of Materials
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MEC ENG C85
Introduction to Solid (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Mechanics
|
Same as: CIV ENG C30
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Mathematics/Applied Mathematics, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Mathematics/Applied Mathematics, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
*** Notice to Transfer Students ***
The Department of Mathematics considers courses from other institutions to be
comparable if there is an overlap of roughly 80% of the Berkeley material (based
on a course outline or syllabus). Transfer students' preparation for a
particular Berkeley course will vary widely in breadth, depth, and rigor.
Of the lower-division requirements for the Mathematics and Applied Mathematics
majors Math 55, Discrete Mathematics, is not required for admission. If your
college offers an articulated course we will accept it, however, we recommend
that you complete Math 55 at Berkeley in your first semester.
AP subject credit policies for Math and Applied Math majors are detailed at:
http://math.berkeley.edu/courses_AP.html
For more information:
Thomas Brown, Advisor
brown@math.berkeley.edu
Jennifer Sixt Pinney, Advisor
jensixt@math.berkeley.edu
http://math.berkeley.edu
(510) 642-6550
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 55
Discrete Mathematics
(4)|MATH 245
Discrete Mathematics
(3)
NOTE: MATH 55 is not required for admission.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Mechanical Engineering, Lower Division B.S.====
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to Mechanical Engineering majors must complete all required
________ core UCB
preparation courses in order to be eligible for admission. Only applicants who
have completed 100% of these required
________ courses will be considered for admission.
Required courses for admission to the major must be completed by the end of the
spring semester prior to fall enrollment. A summer 2012 course is not
considered to be "work in progress" for the fall 2012 selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chem 1A/L
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B
English 1A and 1B
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Engin 7
Engin 10
Engin 28
Mec Eng 40
Mec Eng C85
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
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Mechanical Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at:
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Mechanical Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
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Mechanical Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 28
Basic Engineering Design (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Graphics
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MEC ENG 40
Thermodynamics
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MEC ENG C85
Introduction to Solid (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Mechanics
|
Same as: CIV ENG C30
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Mechanical Engineering/Nuclear Engineering,
Lower Division B.S.====
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to Mechanical Engineering/Nuclear Engineering majors must complete
all required
________ core UCB preparation courses in order to be eligible for admission.
Only applicants who have completed 100% of these required
________ courses will be
considered for admission. Required courses for admission to the major must be
completed by the end of the spring semester prior to fall enrollment. A summer
2012 course is not considered to be "work in progress" for the fall 2012
selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chem 1A/L
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B, 7C
English 1A and 1B
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
El Eng 40
Eng 7
Eng 10
Eng 28
Mec Eng 40
Mec Eng C85
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
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between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
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Mechanical Engineering/Nuclear Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Joint Major Programs:
The Joint major is designed for students who wish to undertake study in two
major areas of engineering in order to qualify for employment in either field or
for positions in which competence in two fields is required. These curricula
include the core courses in each of the major fields. Both majors are shown on
the student's transcript of record. NOTE: It will likely require 5 semesters
upon admission to UCB to complete this program of study.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
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PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 40
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Microelectronic Circuits
|
If no articulation, students are strongly encouraged to take an introductory
course in electronics or circuits. _________________________________________
Once admitted, students are required to
complete EL ENG 40 to meet graduation requirements.
____________________________________________________
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 28
Basic Engineering Design (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Graphics
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MEC ENG 40
Thermodynamics
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MEC ENG C85
Introduction to Solid (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Mechanics
|
Same as: CIV ENG C30
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Media Studies, Lower Division A.B.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Media Studies, Lower Division A.B. (continued)
*** Important ***
The Media Studies major at Berkeley is not a media production major.
Rather, it uses perspectives from the social sciences and humanities to examine the mass media.
Admission to Berkeley does not guarantee admission to a particular major.
Students must submit a separate application to the department after arrival
at Berkeley. Departmental-level admission to the Media Studies major is
competitive. Students must present strong grades in prerequisite courses.
Additionally, students who have completed 70 units or more or whose GPA
in the prerequisite and other relevant courses falls below a 3.2 must submit
a graded research paper (at least 5 pages in length) with their application
in order to demonstrate that they possess the critical writing and research
skills necessary to succeed in upper division courses.
AP scores cannot be used to satisfy the major prerequisites.
For more information:
http://ls.berkeley.edu/ugis/mediastudies/
Marty Gaetjens, Academic Advising Officer
sfyankee@berkeley.edu
Jean P. Retzinger, Faculty Advisor
jpretz@berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PREREQUISITES: ONE COURSE FROM EACH OF THE FOLLOWING FOUR GROUPS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Group I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 7B
From Civil War to the
(4)|HIST 110
History of the United (3)
Present
|
States II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Group II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------POL SCI 1
Introduction to American (4)|POLI 102
The American Political (3)
Politics
|
System
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Group III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ANTHRO 3
Introduction to Social
(4)|ANTH 103
Introduction to
(3)
and Cultural Anthropology
|
Cultural Anthropology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
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Media Studies, Lower Division A.B. (continued)
PSYCH 1
General Psychology
(3)|PSYC 101
General Psychology
(3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIOL 1
Introduction to Sociology (4)|SOCO 101
Principles of
(3)
|
Sociology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIOL 3
Principles of Sociology
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Note: SOCIOL 3 is a course for non-Sociology majors.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Group IV
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MEDIAST 10
An Introduction to Mass (4)|JOUR 202
Introduction to Mass
Media in America
|
Communication
NOTE: MEDIAST 10 formerly MASSCOM 10
(3)
A course approved as comparable to Berkeley's MEDIAST 10 should 1) survey
the mass media from a social science perspective, and 2) assign a substantial research paper (at least five pages) that requires students to think
critically, use concepts from assigned readings, and cite additional
scholarly sources.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Microbial Biology, Lower Division B.S.====
_______:
PROGRAM
The major in Microbial Biology addresses the study of microbes as the dominant
life form, and their obvious role in the well being of life forms.
Microbial Biology is located in UC Berkeley's College of Natural Resources,
within the Department of Plant and Microbial Biology. The major addresses an
increasingly pivotal field of study as we become aware of the fundamental role
that microbes play in maintaining the health of the planet, degrading
environmental pollutants, supplying essential nutrients and chemicals directly
to multi-cellular organisms, and engaging in beneficial interactions with higher
organisms. Microorganisms are the evolutionary precursors of the
energy-producing centers of plants and animals; hence, even the study of
evolutionary biology requires an understanding of microbial biology. Since the
full diversity of the microbial world is poorly known, many unique organisms and
biochemical processes remain to be discovered.
The Microbial Biology major is broadly based in biology and designed for
pre-health students, for students interested in biology in general, and for
students interested in pursuing post-graduate education in areas requiring a
strong biological science background. In addition, because of the renewed
appreciation of the relevance of microbes to all life, there is an increasing
demand in government and industry for employees with knowledge and skills
related to microbial biology.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Transfer applicants must
____ complete the minimum admissions requirements by the end
of the spring
______ term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley, and are encouraged to
complete as many additional lower division requirements as possible. Exceptions
are highly unlikely.
Please pay particular attention to how courses from your community college
articulate to Berkeley. If courses for a particular subject are articulated as
a group (for example, a 3-course series at your college may articulate to a
2-course series at Berkeley), you will need to take all of the courses noted in
order for the articulation to work. If you have questions about articulation,
please contact our Office of Instruction and Student Affairs, College of Natural
Resources, http://nature.berkeley.edu or (510) 642-1986.
MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
______________________________
Equivalent of:
English R1A and English R1B
Chemistry 1A and 1AL
Chemistry 3A and 3AL
Chemistry 3B and 3BL
Biology 1A and 1AL
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Microbial Biology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
Biology 1B
Math 16A (or Math 1A)
Math 16B (or Math 1B)
Although IGETC is not required, certification will fulfill requirements for
English R1A, English R1B and all Humanities and Social Sciences breadth courses.
AP Credit - We will accept the following AP credit:
Math 16A = AP Math AB, score of 3, 4, or 5 OR
__ AP Math BC, Score of 3, 4, or 5
Math 16B = AP Math BC, score of 5
Chem 1A and 1AL = AP Chemistry, score of 3, 4, or 5
Physics 8A = AP Physics B, score of 3, 4, or 5
Statistics Requirement = AP Statistics, score 3, 4, or 5
Humanities and Social Science AP test scores of 3 or higher may also be counted
towards the 15-unit Humanities requirement.
Please note that substituting AP scores for science and math coursework is
accepted, but not recommended. Students who use AP scores for these
requirements may struggle in subsequent coursework.
Please refer to the College of Natural Resources website for more information
about substitutions for the ENGLISH R1A and R1B requirements:
http://www.cnr.berkeley.edu/site/general_reqs_new.php
For more information:
MB Student Academic Advisor
Office of Instruction and Student Affairs
College of Natural Resources
510) 642-1986
e-mail: trey@berkeley.edu
web site: http://nature.berkeley.edu
For more information on the College of Natural Resources
http://nature.berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY
Minimum admissions requirement.
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Microbial Biology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEMISTRY
Minimum admissions requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3A &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 231 &
_ Organic Chemistry I - (3)
Reactivity
|
Lecture
CHEM 3AL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 231L
Organic Chemistry I - (2)
Laboratory
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3B &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 233 &
_ Organic Chemistry II (3)
Reactivity
|
- Lecture
CHEM 3BL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 233L
Organic Chemistry II (2)
Laboratory
|
- Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATHEMATICS
Minimum admissions requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------UCB MATH 16A + MATH 16B OR UCB MATH 1A + MATH 1B
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16B
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
Calculus
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
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MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
OR
|
OR
PHYSICS 8A
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180A &
_ General Physics I
(4)
|PHYS 181A
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------READING & COMPOSITION
Course work comparable to Berkeley's READING & COMPOSITION (R&C) R1A and R1B is
required.
Minimum admissions requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES BREADTH
At least 15 semester units of UC-transferable courses from fields such as
economics, history, philosophy, art, music, political science, and/or foreign
language (a maximum of 6 units allowed).
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STATISTICS
One course:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 2
Introduction to Statistics (4)|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 20
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 25
Introduction to
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
for Engineers
|
NOTE: STAT 25 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one year of calculus.
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Microbial Biology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Middle Eastern Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Middle Eastern Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
_______:
PROGRAM
Since 1981, the undergraduate major in Middle Eastern Studies (MES) has provided
Berkeley students with the opportunity to study a region of great historical and
cultural importance whose political, economic, and social development is closely
linked to that of our own society. The MES major covers the Arab world, Turkey,
Iran, and Israel, intertwining history and culture, geography and ecology,
politics and economics, with an emphasis on the modern and contemporary Middle
East. The hallmark of the MES major is its interdisciplinarity. Its broad and
balanced program of study draws on a wide variety of Middle East-related courses
offered by faculty from more than 20 different departments and schools within
the University. Students in the MES major also learn at least one of the major
Middle Eastern languages of today: Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, or Turkish. MES
graduates go on to work in industry and government, both in the United States
and abroad. Approximately half of MES alumni pursue graduate studies, many of
whom go on to academic or professional careers.
The MES major falls under the academic supervision of the Center for Middle
Eastern Studies. The CMES organizes public lectures, publishes a newsletter,
maintains a small library, and promotes knowledge of the Middle East at all
levels of scholarship. Students are encouraged to utilize the Center's many
resources. The MES major is administered through the International and Area
Studies Teaching Program (IASTP). The IASTP office provides information on all
administrative aspects of the major, including advice on when and how to
declare, fulfilling requirements, and timely program completion. IASTP also
distributes handouts related to the major. Academic advising, including planning
a course of study to suit individual needs and interests, identifying a thesis
topic and advisor, and career counseling is offered by the MES coordinating
faculty advisor at the CMES in conjunction with the MES Chair.
The MES major should not be confused with the major in Near Eastern Studies
(NES), which emphasizes language and literature and focuses on the study of the
ancient Near East. Students interested in those fields should contact the
Department of Near Eastern Studies.
A minor in Middle Eastern Studies is also available.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
To declare the major, students must, at a minimum, be currently enrolled in one
Middle East-related course and one Middle Eastern language course (Arabic,
Hebrew, Persian or Turkish) at UC Berkeley. Four college-level semesters of
Arabic, Hebrew, Persian or Turkish (or the equivalent) are required to graduate,
and have completed History 12, MES 10, or NES 10
For more information on this major:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu;
or Group Major in Middle Eastern Studies
(510) 642-4466
http://iastp.berkeley.edu/
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Middle Eastern Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 12
The Middle East
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ME STUD 10
Social Issues in Middle (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Eastern
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NE STUD 10
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Near East
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Molecular and Cell Biology, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Molecular and Cell Biology, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
MINIMUM ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
You must complete all lower-division requirements, with the exception of
physics, before transfer. Complete the equivalent of:
BIOLOGY 1A, BIOLOGY 1AL, + BIOLOGY 1B
CHEMISTRY 1A + CHEMISTRY 1B (Chemistry 1B required for Track 2 of
Biochemistry & Molecular Biology only)
CHEMISTRY 3A, 3AL, 3B, + 3BL (or 112A + 112B)
MATH 1A + MATH 1B
Although it is not required for admission, we strongly recommend that you
complete physics as well because it may difficult to enroll in these courses at
Berkeley. Complete the equivalent of:
PHYSICS 8A + PHYSICS 8B or
PHYSICS 7A + PHYSICS 7B
The Molecular & Cell Biology major has five emphases. The lower-division
requirements are the same for all major emphases except Track 2 of Biochemistry
& Molecular Biology.
1. Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
Track 1 - Biochemistry & Molecular Biology
Track 2 - Biological Chemistry (Requires Chemistry 1B)
2. Cell & Developmental Biology
Track 1 - Cell Biology,
Track 2 - Physiology
3. Genetics, Genomics & Development
Track 1 - Genetics & Genomics
Track 2 - Developmental Genetics
4. Immunology
Track 1 - Immunology
Track 2 - Infectious Diseases
5. Neurobiology
AP information for the major in Molecular and Cell Biology:
-Score of 3, 4, or 5 on AP Chemistry satisfies CHEMISTRY 1A
-Score of 4 or 5 on AP Biology satisfies BIOLOGY 1A/1AL + BIOLOGY 1B
-Score of 3, 4, or 5 on AP Calculus AB satisfies MATH 1A
-Score of 3 or 4 on AP Calculus BC satisfies MATH 1A
-Score of 5 on AP Calculus BC satisfies MATH 1A + MATH 1B
The Molecular and Cell Biology Undergraduate Office discourages the use of AP
credit to waive lower-division courses. Lack of such coursework at the college
level could result in poor performance in upper-divison MCB courses. Also, many
professional health schools will not accept AP scores in lieu of coursework.
For more information on the major in Molecular and Cell Biology:
(510) 643-8895
mcbuao@berkeley.edu
http://mcb.berkeley.edu/undergrad/
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Molecular and Cell Biology, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEMISTRY
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: CHEM 1B is required for Biochemistry & Molecular Biology Track 2 only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3A &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 231 &
_ Organic Chemistry I - (3)
Reactivity
|
Lecture
CHEM 3AL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 231L
Organic Chemistry I - (2)
Laboratory
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3B &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 233 &
_ Organic Chemistry II (3)
Reactivity
|
- Lecture
CHEM 3BL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 233L
Organic Chemistry II (2)
Laboratory
|
- Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATHEMATICS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
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Molecular and Cell Biology, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS
NOTE: You are advised to complete the requirement prior to transfer.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 8A
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180A &
_ General Physics I
(4)
|PHYS 181A
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory I
AND
|
AND
PHYSICS 8B
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180B &
_ General Physics II
(4)
|PHYS 181B
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory II
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OR--------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
AND
|
AND
PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Note: PHYSICS 7C is OPTIONAL for this major.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Molecular Environmental Biology, Lower Division B.S.====
_______:
PROGRAM
The Molecular Environmental Biology (MEB) major is administered by the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management (ESPM). The MEB major is
designed to expose students to the organization and function of biological
organisms at the molecular, cellular, organismal, and ecological levels. The
breadth of this vertically integrated program is unique among all biological
science majors currently available at Berkeley.
This major is appropriate for
ed in graduate education in a
in general biology. Six areas
Behavior; 2) Biodiversity; 3)
Biology; 6) Microbiology.
pre-med and pre-vet students, students interestbiological area, as well as students interested
of concentration are available: 1) Animal Health &
Ecology; 4) Environmental & Human Health; 5)Insect
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Transfer applicants must
____ complete the minimum admissions requirements by the end
of the spring
______ term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley, and are encouraged to
complete as many additional lower division requirements as possible. Exceptions
are highly unlikely. NOTE: The ESPM Environmental Science Core and the ESPM
Social Science Core requirements may be taken at Berkeley if no course is
articulated at student's home institution.
Please pay particular attention to how courses from your community college
articulate to Berkeley. If courses for a particular subject are articulated as
a group (for example, a 3-course series at your college may articulate to a
2-course series at Berkeley), you will need to take all the courses noted in
order for the articulation to work. If you have questions about articulation,
please contact Office of Instruction and Student Affairs,
http://nature.berkeley.edu or (510) 642-4249.
________________________________
Minimum
Admissions Requirements:
Equivalent of:
English R1A & English R1B
Chemistry 1A & 1AL
Chemistry 3A & 3AL
Chemistry 3B & 3BL
Biology 1A and 1AL
Biology 1B
Math 1A & Math 1B or Math 16A & Math 16B
NOTE:
-
AP
AP
AP
AP
We will accept AP credit for the following requirements:
Biology,
Calculus
Calculus
Calculus
with a score of 4 or 5 = Bio 1B, or Bio 11 or BIO 1A & 1AL
AB, with a score of 3, 4, 5 = Math 1A or Math 16A
BC, with a score of 3 or 4 = Math 1A or Math 16A
BC, with a score of 5 = Math 1A/16A and Math 1B/16B
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Molecular Environmental Biology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
- AP Chemistry, with a score of 4 or 5 = Chemistry 1A & 1AL
- AP English Literature, with a score of 3 = Subject A requirement
- AP English Literature, with a score of 4 = First half of Reading &
Composition (R1A)
- AP English Literature , with a score of 5 = both halves of Reading &
Composition (R1A and R1B)
- AP English Language, with a score of 3 = Subject A requirement
- AP English Language, with a score of 4 or 5 = First half of Reading &
Composition (R1A)
- AP Environmental Science, with a score of 4 or 5 = ESPM Environmental
Science Core
- AP Statistics, with a Score of 3, 4, 5 = Statistics 2
For more information:
MEB Student Academic Advisor
Office of Instruction and Student Affairs
College of Natural Resources
260 Mulford Hall
(510) 642-4249
email: espm_ug@berkeley.edu
web site: http://nature.berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------READING & COMPOSITION
Course work comparable to Berkeley's READING & COMPOSITION (R&C) R1A and R1B is
required.
Minimum admissions requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------TWO COURSES IN CALCULUS CHOSEN FROM MATH 1A & 1B or MATH 16A & 16B (6-8 Units)
Select one of the following Calculus Series:
NOTE: Students planning an upper division concentration in Biodiversity,
Ecology, or Organisms & Environment, are allowed to choose between MATH 16B/MATH
1B or STAT 2/STAT 20.
Minimum admissions requirement.
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Molecular Environmental Biology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
AND
|
AND
MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
OR
|
OR
MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
AND
|
AND
MATH 16B
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
Calculus
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEMISTRY
Courses must include a laboratory component.
Minimum admissions requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3A &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 231 &
_ Organic Chemistry I - (3)
Reactivity
|
Lecture
CHEM 3AL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 231L
Organic Chemistry I - (2)
Laboratory
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3B &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 233 &
_ Organic Chemistry II (3)
Reactivity
|
- Lecture
CHEM 3BL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 233L
Organic Chemistry II (2)
Laboratory
|
- Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY
Minimum admissions requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
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Molecular Environmental Biology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
4-8 UNITS PHYSICS
(PHYSICS 7A or 8A [plus PHYSICS 7B or 8B, if pre-med])
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 8A
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180A &
_ General Physics I
(4)
|PHYS 181A
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 8B
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180B &
_ General Physics II
(4)
|PHYS 181B
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ONE UC-TRANSFERABLE COURSE IN SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ONE UC-TRANSFERABLE COURSE IN HUMANITIES
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CORE COURSE
Select one of the following:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV SCI 10
Introduction to
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Sciences
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 2
The Biosphere
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 6
Environmental Biology
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM C10
Environmental Issues
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Same as: LNS C30V
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM SOCIAL SCIENCE CORE COURSE
Select one of the following:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM C11
Americans and the Global (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Forest
|
Same as: LNS C30U
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM C12
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Studies
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 50AC
Introduction to Culture (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Natural Resource
|
Management
|
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Molecular Environmental Biology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
ESPM 60
Environmental Policy,
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Administration, and Law
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Molecular Toxicology, Lower Division B.S.====
_______:
PROGRAM
The Department of Nutritional Science and Toxicology is located in the College
of Natural Resources. Our Molecular Toxicology major focuses on the hazardous
and beneficial effects of natural and human-made toxic agents. From industrially
produced environmental contaminants and designer drugs to naturally occurring
herbs and food products, this field of study applies molecular and computational
methods to better understand how these agents interact with living organisms and
what should be done to ensure human health and safety. This major prepares
students for careers in many applications of biological or computer sciences,
including environmental protection, public health, pharmacology, forensic
sciences, medicine, pharmacy, biotechnology, the food industry, research, and
related businesses. For more information about careers in Molecular Toxicology,
please see http://www.toxicology.org.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Transfer applicants must
____ complete the minimum major admissions requirements, and
are encouraged to complete as many additional lower division requirements as
possible. IGETC certification will satisfy Reading & Composition and
humanities/social science breadth requirements for the Molecular Toxicology
major.
MINIMUM MAJOR ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
Transfer students should fulfill these minimum major requirements before
entering UC Berkeley.
Equivalent of:
English R1A and English R1B
Chemistry 1A and 1AL
Chemistry 3A and 3AL
Chemistry 3B and 3BL
Biology 1A and 1AL
Math 16A (or Math 1A)
For more information:
NST Undergraduate Academic Advisor
Office of Instruction and Student Affairs
College of Natural Resources
(510) 642-2879
e-mail: dnst@berkeley.edu
web site: http://nature.berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
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Molecular Toxicology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LOWER DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------I. READING & COMPOSITION
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------II. CHEMISTRY
Required classes include one semester each of general chemistry, calculus, and
physics, plus one full year of organic chemistry. Students pursuing a pre-med
curriculum may want to include an additional semester of calculus and physics.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3A &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 231 &
_ Organic Chemistry I - (3)
Reactivity
|
Lecture
CHEM 3AL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 231L
Organic Chemistry I - (2)
Laboratory
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3B &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 233 &
_ Organic Chemistry II (3)
Reactivity
|
- Lecture
CHEM 3BL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 233L
Organic Chemistry II (2)
Laboratory
|
- Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------III. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
The equivalent to Bio 1A and 1AL at Berkeley is required. A human physiology
course is suggested.
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Molecular Toxicology, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MCELLBI 32 &
_ Introduction to Human (3)|BIOL 235
Human Physiology
(4)
Physiology
|
MCELLBI 32L
Introduction to Human (2)|
Physiology Laboratory
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IV. MATH
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
OR
|
OR
MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------V. PHYSICS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 8A
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180A &
_ General Physics I
(4)
|PHYS 181A
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory I
OR
|
OR
PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------VI. HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES
Students should complete at least 6-7 semester units selected from fields such
as literature, history, foreign language, anthropology, psychology, sociology,
philosophy, economics, political science, etc. IGETC certification will satisfy
this requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Music, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Music, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
_______:
PROGRAM
The Music program at Berkeley provides the student with a solid grounding in
practical skills, continued development as a performer though individual
instruction and group performance, and a deepened knowledge of past and present
musical cultures. Upper division electives enable the student to concentrate in
areas of special interest including performance, composition, history of western
music, musics of the world, improvisation, and music technology and cognitive
science.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
During the first two years, students study musicianship, harmony, and
past and present musical cultures.
- Placement in the musicianship/harmony sequence is determined by the
musicianship placement examination, which is given each semester the day before
instruction begins and is required of all students before starting classes.
(Please consult with the Department of Music for date).
- Group piano classes are recommended for students lacking basic keyboard
skills.
- There is a detailed description of the placement procedure on the department
web site under (http://music.berkeley.edu) Academics/Undergraduate Program.
- Students thinking about transferring in music are encouraged to take the
placement exam on an advisory basis to help them in their preparation.
First year:
Second year:
Music 49B, 49C (criticism, musicianship, harmony)
Harmony 60
Musicianship 50
One course from history/cultures sequence (73-77)
Harmony 61
Musicianship 51
Three courses from history/cultures sequence
AP scores do not satisfy any major requirements.
For more information:
Department of Music
(510) 642-2678
music@berkeley.edu
http://music.berkeley.edu
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====Native American Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Native American Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
The Native American Studies Program exists to broaden the understanding of
students interested in the history, culture, and contemporary situations of
Native Americans in the United States.
The curriculum has been structured to provide courses that deal with both
historical and cultural analysis of Native American cultures and contemporary
legal and social institutions that affect Native American life. The program not
only stresses sound academic preparation in the classroom but also allows
students the flexibility to take part in community-oriented education through
field work or studies directed towards community situations and problems.
AP scores do not satisfy any major requirements.
For more information:
Ruth Hopper, Undergraduate Advisor
Department of Native American Studies
(510) 642-6613
redcorn@berkeley.edu
http://ethnicstudies.berkeley.edu/nas/
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ETH STD 10AC
A History of Race and (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Ethnicity in Western
|
North America,
|
1598-Present
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ETH STD 11AC
Theories and Concepts (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
in Comparative
|
Ethnic Studies An
|
Introduction
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NATAMST 20A
Introduction to Native (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
American Studies
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NATAMST 20B
Introduction to Native (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
American Studies II:
|
Cultural Practice,
|
Art, and Identity
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Near Eastern Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
These majors are offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Foreign Language, and
Quantitative Reasoning; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
________:
PROGRAMS
Instruction in the Department of Near Eastern Studies is concerned with the
languages and civilizations of the ancient Near East, and the languages and
literatures of the medieval and modern Near East. The department administers
three undergraduate majors:
1) Near Eastern Languages and Literatures
2) Ancient Egyptian and Near Eastern Art and Archeology
3) Near Eastern Civilizations
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
Near Eastern Languages and Literatures:
The major requires NES 10 (Introduction to the Near East).
Lower division requirements vary depending on the emphasis chosen.
The emphases are:
- Arabic;
- Egyptology;
- Hebrew; and
- Persian
Lower-division language courses or their equivalents are required for the
upper-division language courses.
Ancient Egyptian and Near Eastern Art and Archaeology:
Both emphases require NES 10 (Introduction to the Near East).
Lower division requirements vary slightly depending on whether the emphasis is
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Near Eastern Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
in:
- Ancient Near Eastern Art and Archeology, or
- Egyptian Art and Archeology.
The Egyptian Art and Archaeology emphasis requires NES 18 (Introduction to
Ancient Egypt).
The Ancient Near Eastern Art and Archaeology emphasis requires NES 15
(Introduction to Near Eastern Art and Archaeology).
Near Eastern Civilizations:
Both emphases of this major require NES 10 (Introduction to the Near East).
The Ancient Near Eastern Civilizations emphasis requires an additional lower
division course (NES 15, 18, 25, or 34).
The Islamic Civilizations emphasis recommends an additional lower-division
course in Near Eastern Studies (NES C26 or NES C92).
For more information on these majors:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http//catalog.berkeley.edu; or
Midge Fox, Undergraduate Assistant
Department of Near Eastern Studies
(510) 642-3758; (510) 642-3757
foxmidge@berkeley.edu
http://neareastern.berkeley.edu/
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====Nuclear Engineering, Lower Division B.S.====
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JUNIOR TRANSFER ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
Admission to the UC Berkeley College of Engineering is highly competitive.
Applicants to Nuclear Engineering majors must complete all required
________ core UCB
preparation courses in order to be eligible for admission. Only applicants who
have completed 100% of these required
________ courses will be considered for admission.
Required courses for admission to the major must be completed by the end of the
spring semester prior to fall enrollment. A summer 2012 course is not
considered to be "work in progress" for the fall 2012 selection process.
If a series of courses at a community college is required (e.g., English 122 +
123 + 126 = English R1A and R1B). All
___ the courses in the series must
____ be
completed, and must
____ (unless otherwise indicated) be completed at the same
community college. Partial completion (e.g., 2 of the 3 required courses) will
result in zero credit toward the requirement(s), and the applicant will NOT be
considered for admission.
Lower division UC Berkeley courses required for graduation (but not admission)
are also listed in the major agreements and are strongly recommended to be taken
to strengthen one's application. The more of these courses completed, the
stronger the application will be.
Required core courses: (all these courses must be completed to be considered for
admission)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
Chem 1A/L
Math 1A, 1B
Math 53, 54
Physics 7A, 7B, 7C
English 1A and 1B
Strongly recommended courses: (if your college offers the courses listed below
and they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application)
-
UCB
UCB
UCB
UCB
El Eng 40
Engin 7
Engin 10
Engin 45
Admission is primarily based on the completeness of the applicant's lower
division preparation and the level of academic achievement reflected in the
student's grade point average. The UC applicant essay also plays an important
role in the selection process at UC Berkeley. The College reviews the essay for
evidence of interest in the student's chosen field and a thoughtful match
between the academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
The College of Engineering requires six humanities/social science courses, two
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Nuclear Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
of which must be reading and composition. The only non-technical admission
requirement for the College of Engineering is the coursework equivalent to UC
Berkeley's English R1A and R1B (reading and composition), which must be taken
for a letter grade. The College of Engineering does NOT accept IGETC
(Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum) to satisfy the English
R1A and R1B requirement. Applicants MUST complete the specific courses listed as
satisfying the English R1A and R1B admission requirements. Failure to complete
the exact courses listed in the agreement for English R1A and R1B will mean the
applicant will NOT be considered for admission.
The remaining four humanities/social science requirement courses are not
considered for admission purposes but are required for graduation. See
http://coe.berkeley.edu/hssreq for the College of Engineering
humanities/social science breadth requirements and courses. Courses which are
three semester units or more that appear in the following categories on the
"General Education/Breadth" section of assist.org may be used to satisfy two
of the remaining four humanities/social science course requirements for the
College of Engineering. ARTS AND LITERATURE; HISTORICAL STUDIES; PHILOSOPHY AND
VALUES; SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES.
SAT/ACT/A-level test scores and letters of recommendation are NOT considered for
admission.
The College of Engineering does not recognize the Intersegmental General
Education Transfer Curriculum (IGETC) and strongly discourages students from
following this option due to the number of major-specific technical courses
required for engineering transfer admission. NOTE: The English R1A and R1B
requirements cannot
______ be satisfied by IGETC; applicants must
____ complete the specific
courses indicated as English R1A and R1B equivalents to be considered for
admission. Failure to complete the exact courses listed will mean the applicant
will NOT be considered for admission.
NOTE: ALL REQUIRED COURSES AND ALL STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES FOR THE MAJOR
MUST BE TAKEN FOR A LETTER GRADE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CHECK THE
COLLEGE'S WEB SITE FOR THE _________________________________________________
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERNG ANNOUNCEMENT: A GUIDE TO
UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDY
________________________________.
For more information:
http://coe.berkeley.edu/prospective-students
College of Engineering Announcement: A Guide to Undergraduate and Graduate Study
http://www.coe.berkeley.edu/college-of-engineering-announcement target="_blank" href="http://
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on the UC Berkeley catalog:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Nuclear Engineering, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
AP TEST CREDIT
For students who have taken Advanced Placement Exams in high school, the College
will clear requirements as follows:
Biology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Biology 1A/AL and 1B.
Chemistry AP: a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Chemistry 1A.
Computer Science AP (AB test): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB CS61B.
English AP (Literature and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
English AP (Language and Composition): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB English
R1A.
Mathematics AP (AB Exam): a score of 3 or better satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 3 satisfies UCB Math 1A.
Mathematics AP (BC Exam): a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Math 1A and 1B.
Physics AP (Mechanics C Exam): a score of 5 satisfies UCB Physics 7A.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Required Courses for Admission:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
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ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Strongly Recommended Courses (if your college offers courses listed below and
they are articulated, taking them will strengthen your application):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EL ENG 40
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Microelectronic Circuits
|
If no articulation, students are strongly encouraged to take an introductory
course in electronics or circuits. _________________________________________
Once admitted, students are required to
complete EL ENG 40 to meet graduation requirements.
____________________________________________________
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 10
Engineering Design and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Analysis
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 45
Properties of Materials
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Nutritional Science, Lower Division B.S.====
________
PROGRAM:
The Department of Nutritional Science and Toxicology is located in the College
of Natural Resources. Our Nutritional Science major combines a strong
foundation in the biological and chemical sciences with specialized advanced
course work that focuses on nutrient/non-nutrient function, metabolism, and
utilization. The application of this field informs recommendations for dietary
patterns to achieve optimum health and the treatment or prevention of disease
conditions as well as food production and safety. The depth and breadth of our
major prepares our graduates to become professionals working towards the
advancement of the health and well-being of all individuals in a variety of
settings.
Students in the Nutritional Science major select between two specializations:
Physiology & Metabolism focuses on the biochemical and physiological study of
nutrient ulilization as well as the study of food properties and processing of
food materials. This major is very appropriate for those considering graduate
study in pre-health (pre-med, pre-dental, optometry, etc.) and research.
Dietetics prepares students for a career as a Registered Dietitian (RD). RD's
translate the science of nutrition into practical applications for individuals
and groups in clinical, food service, or community settings. Graduates of this
program must also complete a Dietetic Internship and pass a national examination
in order to become a RD. See the American Dietetic Association website for more
information on the RD profession (http://www.eatright.org).
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL:
_____________________________________________
Transfer applicants must
____ complete the minimum major admissions requirements, and
are encouraged to complete as many additional lower division requirements as
possible. IGETC certification will satisfy Reading & Composition and
humanities/social science breadth requirements for the Nutritional Science
major. For more information contact our Office of Instruction and Student
Affairs, College of Natural Resources, http://nature.berkeley.edu or (510)
642-2879.
MINIMUM MAJOR ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS
Transfer students should fulfill these minimum major requirements before
entering UC Berkeley
Equivalent of:
English R1A and English R1B
Nutritional Sciences 10
Chemistry 1A and 1AL
Chemistry 3A and 3AL
Chemistry 3B and 3BL
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Nutritional Science, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
Biology 1A and 1AL
Math 16A (or Math 1A)
For more information:
NST Undergraduate Academic Advisor
Office of Instruction and Student Affairs
College of Natural Resources
(510) 642-2879
e-mail: dnst@berkeley.edu
Web site: http://nature.berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LOWER DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------I. READING & COMPOSITION
Course work comparable to Berkeley's READING & COMPOSITION (R&C) 1A & 1B.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------II. NUTRITION
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NUTRSCI 10
Introduction to Human
(3)|NUTR 150
Nutrition
(3)
Nutrition
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------III. CHEMISTRY and MATHEMATICS
Both Physiology & Metabolism and Dietetics require:
one semester of general chemistry,
two semesters of organic chemistry,
one semester of calculus, and
one semester of statistics.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Chemistry
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Nutritional Science, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3A &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 231 &
_ Organic Chemistry I - (3)
Reactivity
|
Lecture
CHEM 3AL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 231L
Organic Chemistry I - (2)
Laboratory
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 3B &
_ Chemical Structure and
(3)|CHEM 233 &
_ Organic Chemistry II (3)
Reactivity
|
- Lecture
CHEM 3BL
Organic Chemistry
(2)|CHEM 233L
Organic Chemistry II (2)
Laboratory
|
- Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Mathematics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
OR
|
OR
MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Statistics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 2
Introduction to Statistics (4)|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
OR
|
OR
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IV. BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
The equivalent to BIO 1A & 1AL at Berkeley is required. A Human Physiology
course is suggested.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 20
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Nutritional Science, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
MCELLBI 32 &
_ Introduction to Human (3)|BIOL 235
Human Physiology
(4)
Physiology
|
MCELLBI 32L
Introduction to Human (2)|
Physiology Laboratory
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------V. PHYSICS
Students pursuing a pre-med curriculum may want to include an additional
semester of calculus and physics (courses equivalent to Math 16B and
Physics 8B at Berkeley.)
Physiology & Metabolism also requires:
one semester of physics.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 8A
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180A &
_ General Physics I
(4)
|PHYS 181A
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory I
OR
|
OR
PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------VI. HUMANITIES and SOCIAL SCIENCES
Physiology & Metabolism: at least 6-7 semester units selected by the
student from fields such as literature, history, foreign language
anthropology, psychology, sociology, philosophy, economics, political
science, etc. IGETC certification will satisfy this requirement.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------Dietetics: The following courses are required as part of the
pre-professional curriculum for the Dietetics specialization, including
a) accounting, b) economics, and c) Psychology 1 or Sociology 1 or
Sociology 3 or Anthropology 3.
Course options are noted below.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Accounting--one course.
|ACCT 116A
Financial Accounting (4)
Courses that satisfy
|
this requirement include:
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PSYCH 1
General Psychology
(3)|PSYC 101
General Psychology
(3)
OR
|
OR
SOCIOL 1
Introduction to Sociology (4)|SOCO 101
Principles of
(3)
|
Sociology
OR
|
OR
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SOCIOL 3
Principles of Sociology
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Note: SOCIOL 3 is a course for non-Sociology majors.
OR
|
OR
ANTHRO 3
Introduction to Social
(4)|ANTH 103
Introduction to
(3)
and Cultural Anthropology
|
Cultural Anthropology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Operations Research and Management Science, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Operations Research and Management Science, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
In the Operations Research and Management Science major (ORMS), students will
develop solid quantitative, model building, and problem-solving skills through
core courses in mathematics, statistics, and operations research, and will learn
how to apply these skills in solving problems in an area of their choice.
Students may design their own concentrations according to their interests, with
guidance from their faculty advisor in Industrial Engineering and Operations
Research. Such areas might include legal systems (for pre-law students for
example), government/political systems, and international economic systems.
To delare the ORMS major you must
____ have a UC Berkeley 3.0 overall GPA and
___ a 3.2
UC Berkeley GPA in:
MATH 53, MATH 54, ECON 1 or 3, and UGBA 10.
For more information:
Student Affairs Officer, Department of Operations Research and Industrial
Engineering
(510) 642-5485
gradadm@ieor.berkeley.edu
http://ieor.berkeley.edu/AcademicPrograms/Ugrad/index.htm
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGIN 7
Introduction to Computer
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Programming for Scientists
|
and Engineers (MATLAB)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
OR
|
OR
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Operations Research and Management Science, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
ECON C3
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ENVECON C1
|
__
OR
|
ENVECON C1
Introduction to
(4)|
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ECON C3
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------UGBA 10
Principles of Business
(3)|BUSE 100
Introduction to
(3)
|
Business
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Peace and Conflict Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Peace and Conflict Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
________
PROGRAM:
Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS) has been an undergraduate major at the
University of California, Berkeley since 1985. The program also offers a minor.
The founding premise of PACS is that war and other forms of violence, despite
their omnipresence, can be mitigated and transformed through the application of
knowledge. To this end, the major introduces students to critical analyses of
the social, economic, political, and ecological structures of conflict, power,
and processes of change. Given the complex and multifaceted nature of violence
and its causes, students are expected to approach their studies from a number of
interdisciplinary perspectives. PACS majors are encouraged to develop an in
tegrative understanding of peace theory, research, and practice, taking
advantage of internship opportunities in both local and global settings.
PACS Curriculum:
The PACS curriculum is designed to provide students both breadth and depth in
their study of peace and conflict. Breadth is accomplished by the survey fields
and depth through the area of concentration. Students, in consultation with an
academic advisor, choose the courses that will fulfill these requirements. Areas
of concentration include Human Security, Global Governance, Culture and
Identity, Human Rights, Conflict Resolution, and Nonviolence. Any one of these
six may also be combined with a regional focus. Areas of concentration may be
combined or reconstituted in special cases by petition to the program Chair.
Additionally, all students are required to fulfill a common set of core courses:
Introduction, Methodology, Theory, and the Senior Seminar.
PACS Major Requirements:
Students may declare the major once enrolled in PACS 10. PACS 10 is offered
during the summer and fall semesters on the Berkeley campus only. All PACS
majors must be able to demonstrate proficiency in a modern language other than
English equivalent to four college-level semesters (or two years) by their last
semester of senior year.
- If you do not have native language proficiency in a modern language other than
English and do not have a 5 in AP foreign language exam, take as many semesters
of foreign language as possible before transferring. NOTE: Four college
semesters = approximately five years of high school foreign language High school
credit does not satisfy the foreign language proficiency requirement unless the
student was educated outside the US in a system where the language of
instruction was not English.
Advanced Placement (AP) exams can satisfy the following requirements for the
Peace and Conflict Studies major:
- Foreign Language (not Literature) AP: a score of 5 satisfies the four
semester foreign language requirement.
The following can be used to fulfill up to two lower division PACS requirements:
- Economics AP: a score of 4 or 5 on both the Macro and Micro exams satisfies
UCB ECON 1.
- World History AP: a score of 5 satisfies UCB IAS 45.
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Peace and Conflict Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
- Comparative Government AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB POL SCI 2.
- Psychology AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies UCB Psych 1.
NOTE:
The survey areas for this major have recently been revised. Current options are
the same as the six possible areas of concentration and are detailed above under
"program."
For more information on this major:
International and Area Studies Teaching Program
(510) 642-4466
iastp@berkeley.edu
http://iastp.berkeley.edu/
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Peace and Conflict Studies requires two courses from the list below in addition
to PACS 10, which is generally not transferrable. PACS 10 is offered during the
summer and fall semesters only at UCB. Students may declare the major once
enrolled in PACS 10.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PACS 10
Introduction to Peace and (4)|Peace and Conflict Studies 10 must be
Conflict Studies
|taken at Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Two courses from the following:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ANTHRO 3
Introduction to Social
(4)|ANTH 103
Introduction to
(3)
and Cultural Anthropology
|
Cultural Anthropology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------DEV STD C10
Introduction to
(4)|Development Studies C10 must be taken
Development
|at Berkeley.
Same as: GEOG C32
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOG 4
World Peoples and Cultural (4)|GEOG 102
Cultural Geography
(3)
Environments
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOG 10
World Regions, Peoples,
(4)|GEOG 104
World Regional
(3)
and States
|
Geography
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOG 15
Geographies of Race and
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Gender
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------GEOG 20
Globalization
(4)|SOCO 223
Globalization and
(3)
|
Social Change
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Peace and Conflict Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
GEOG 40
Introduction to Earth
(4)|GEOG 101 &
_ Physical Geography
(3)
System Science
|GEOG 101L
Physical Geography
(1)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 7B
From Civil War to the
(4)|HIST 110
History of the United (3)
Present
|
States II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 8B
Latin America
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 10
African History
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 11
India
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 12
The Middle East
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 14
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
History of Japan
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IAS 45
Survey of World History
(4)|IAS 45 must be taken at Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LATAMST 10
Introduction to Latin
(4)|Latin American Studies 10 must be
American Studies
|taken at Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------POL SCI 2
Introduction to
(4)|POLI 103
Comparative Politics
(3)
Comparative Politics
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PSYCH 1
General Psychology
(3)|PSYC 101
General Psychology
(3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIOL 1
Introduction to Sociology (4)|SOCO 101
Principles of
(3)
|
Sociology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIOL 3
Principles of Sociology
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Note: SOCIOL 3 is a course for non-Sociology majors.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------UGBA 10
Principles of Business
(3)|BUSE 100
Introduction to
(3)
|
Business
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Philosophy, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------For more information:
Niko Kolodny
(510) 296-5923
phildept@berkeley.edu
http://philosophy.berkeley.edu/
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHILOS 12A
Introduction to Logic
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHILOS 25A
Ancient Philosophy
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHILOS 25B
Modern Philosophy
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Physical Sciences, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
NOTE:
No students will be admitted to this major after Spring semester 2011.
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Physical Sciences, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
This program has been developed for students who wish to concentrate on the
physical sciences on a broader basis than is possible in a departmental major.
Two plans are offered within the major:
Plan A enables the student preparing for a career in environmental or
health science to major in physical science while simultaneously acquiring the
necessary pre-professional preparation. For example, Plan A, together with
organic chemistry and a year in biology, will meet the entrance requirements
of most medical schools.
Plan B enables the student to complete much of the departmental major in, for
example, physics or chemistry, while also studying astronomy and geology as well
as computer science.
The Physics Department at UC Berkeley does not accept AP Physics exams for
satisfying requirements.
For more information:
Undergraduate Advisor: Claudia Trujillo
(510) 642-0481
trujillo@physics.berkeley.edu
NOTE:
No students will be admitted to this major after Spring semester 2011.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PLAN A
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Students should know a programming language such as Pascal, C, C++, or FORTRAN.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------COMPSCI 3L
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Symbolic Programming
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16B
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
Calculus
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 55
Discrete Mathematics
(4)|MATH 245
Discrete Mathematics
(3)
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Physical Sciences, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
PHYSICS 8A
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180A &
_ General Physics I
(4)
|PHYS 181A
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 8B
Introductory Physics
(4)|PHYS 180B &
_ General Physics II
(4)
|PHYS 181B
General Physics
(1)
|
Laboratory II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PLAN B
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EPS 50
The Planet Earth (includes (4)|GEOL 100 &
_ General Geology
(3)
lab)
|GEOL 101
General Geology
(1)
|
Laboratory
OR
|
OR
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Physical Sciences, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
ASTRON 7A
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Astrophysics
|
Note: ASTRON 7A requires students to use the laws of modern physics to
describe and interpret astronomical phenomena.
OR
|
OR
ASTRON 7B
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Astrophysics
|
Note: ASTRON 7B requires students to use the laws of modern physics to
describe and interpret astronomical phenomena.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Physics, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Physics courses taken at four year schools will be evaluated by this department
to determine whether they are comparable to Berkeley courses, or if they will
satisfy major requirements.
The Physics Department at UC Berkeley does not accept AP or IB Physics exams for
satisfying requirements.
For more information:
http://www.physics.berkeley.edu
Undergraduate Advisor: Claudia Trujillo
(510) 642-0481
trujillo@physics.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATHEMATICS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
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Physics, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7A
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
and Engineers
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7B
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 196
Electricity and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Magnetism
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICS 7C
Physics for Scientists (4)|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
and Engineers
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: This institution may cover the topics in Berkeley's PHYSICS 7ABC series
in a different order. Students who transfer before completing courses comparable
to the entire 7ABC series may need to enroll in Berkeley's PHYSICS 49 to
complete missing topics such as wave motion (7A) or heat (7B).
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Recommended: CHEM 1A-1B or a substantial high school chemistry course.
This is strongly recommended for students interested in biophysics or similar
fields.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1A &
_ General Chemistry
(3)|CHEM 200 &
_ General Chemistry I - (3)
CHEM 1AL
General Chemistry
(1)|
Lecture
Laboratory
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------CHEM 1B
General Chemistry
(4)|CHEM 201 &
_ General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Note: Those not familiar with a computer programming language are urged to
include an introductory course in Computer Science.
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Physics, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Political Economy, Lower Division B. A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Political Economy, Lower Division B. A. (continued)
_______:
PROGRAM
_
The Political Economy (PE) major examines the relationship between politics and
economics in modern societies, focusing special attention on problems of both
domestic and international policy. The curriculum is both multi- and
interdisciplinary in scope and is based on the assumption that the
political-economic relationship is affected by society, culture, geography, and
demographics. Contemporary problems form the central focus of the major,
although a strong historical perspective is emphasized. Students also study
planning and problem-solving, environmental issues, resource distribution, and
the challenges of institutional adaptation, value innovation, and changing
political systems.
PE Major Requirements:
- Completion of IAS 45 and ECON 1 with Cs or better is required to declare the
PE major. NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
IAS 45 is offered during the summer, fall, and spring semesters only on the
Berkeley campus.
- All PE majors must be able to demonstrate proficiency in a modern language
other than English equivalent to four college-level semesters (or two years) by
their last semester of senior year.
- If you do not have native language proficiency in a modern language other than
English and do not have a 5 in AP foreign language exam, take as many semesters
of foreign language as possible before transferring. NOTE: Four college
semesters = approximately five years of high school foreign language. High
school credit does not satisfy the foreign language proficiency requirement
unless the student was educated outside the US in a system where the language of
instruction was not English.
Advanced Placement (AP) exams can satisfy the following requirements for the
Political Economy (PE) major:
- Economics AP: a score of 4 or 5 on BOTH the Macro AND Micro exams satisfies
UCB ECON 1.
- Statistics AP: a score of 4 or 5 satisfies the Statistics requirement for the
PE major.
-Foreign Language (not Literature) AP: a score of 5 satisfies the four-semester
foreign language requirement.
-World History AP: a score of 5 satisfies the IAS 45 requirement.
For more information:
http://iastp.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
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Political Economy, Lower Division B. A. (continued)
IAS 45
Survey of World History
(4)|IAS 45 must be taken at Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 2
Introduction to Statistics (4)|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
OR
|
OR
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
OR
|
OR
STAT 21
Introductory Probability
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Statistics for
|
Business
|
NOTE: STAT 21 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------RECOMMENDED COURSE(S):
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 7B
From Civil War to the
(4)|HIST 110
History of the United (3)
Present
|
States II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OR--------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16B
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
Calculus
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Note: MATH 1A-1B are strongly recommended over MATH 16A-16B.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
STAT 20
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====Political Science, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Political Science, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
NOTE: Students must complete any two of the lower-division political science
courses from American Politics, Comparative Politics, Political Theory,
International Relations, listed below in order to declare the major. One of the
courses should be in the students' intended subfield of specialization.
All courses must be taken for a letter grade.
AP TEST CREDIT:
AP credit cannot be used to satisfy any major requirements.
More information about the Political Science major can be found by clicking on
"Undergraduate Program" at http://www.polisci.berkeley.edu. Attending CalSO
at Berkeley is highly recommended for admitted students, but those who cannot
attend must contact the Political Science Undergraduate Advising Office by the
start of their first semester at UC Berkeley.
Upper-division political science courses are impacted, and restricted to
declared majors. Declaring the major as early as possible will better ensure
that students can graduate on time.
For more information:
Efrat Amanda Cidon & Suzanne McDermott
Undergraduate Advising Office
Political Science Department
(510) 642-3770
psadvise@berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------POL SCI 3
Introduction to
(4)|Course must be taken at UC Berkeley.
Empirical Analysis and
|
Quantitative Methods
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Two Political Science Courses From:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------POL SCI 1
Introduction to American (4)|POLI 102
The American Political (3)
Politics
|
System
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------POL SCI 2
Introduction to
(4)|POLI 103
Comparative Politics
(3)
Comparative Politics
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------POL SCI 4
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Political Theory
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------POL SCI 5
Introduction to
(4)|POLI 140
Contemporary
(3)
International Relations
|
International Politics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------One History Course From:
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Political Science, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
HISTORY 4A
The Ancient
(4)|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
Mediterranean World
|
Western Civilization I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 4B
Medieval Europe
(4)|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 5
European Civilization
(4)|HIST 106
Introduction to
(3)
From the Renaissance to
|
Western Civilization
the Present
|
II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 6A
History of China:
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Origins to the Mongol
|
Conquest
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 7A
The United States from (4)|HIST 109
History of the United (3)
Settlement to Civil War
|
States I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 7B
From Civil War to the
(4)|HIST 110
History of the United (3)
Present
|
States II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 8A
Becoming Latin America, (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
1492 to 1824
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 8B
Latin America
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 10
African History
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 11
India
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 12
The Middle East
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORY 14
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
History of Japan
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Other courses that satisfy the history
|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
req't for the Political Science major.
|
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR
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====Psychology, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Psychology, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
- Transfer applicants should complete all
___ of the lower division prerequisite
courses by the end of the spring term prior to enrollment at Berkeley. If
needed, lower division prerequisite courses may be completed by the end of
summer term prior to enrollment.
- Junior transfers (those with 60 or more units completed at the time of
transfer to Berkeley) are given one semester - _____________________________
their first of the Berkeley
campus - to apply for a capped major (this includes completing any remaining
____________________________________
lower division prerequisites). The cap is effective beginning with transfer
students admitted Fall 2006 or later.
- To be a competitive applicant to the major, it is ____________________
strongly recommended that
transfer students complete prerequisite courses with a minimum
grade-point-average of 3.20.
For more information:
Emilie B. Dandan, Undergraduate Major Advisor
psychsso@berkeley.edu
(510) 643-8114
http://psychology.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PSYCHOLOGY: Psychology 1
NOTE: The Psychology 1 requirement is also satisfied by a score of 4 or better
on the AP Psychology exam.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PSYCH 1
General Psychology
(3)|PSYC 101
General Psychology
(3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE: Two courses
NOTES:
- Students are required to take only two courses from the community college,
regardless of how many community college courses articulate to a single UC
Berkeley course.
- You are encouraged to take approved courses that emphasize animal (vs. plant)
biology and/or human physiology or anatomy, although other options may be
available.
- If enrollment in a lab is optional, the lab is not required for this major.
The Biological Science requirement is also satisfied by a score of 4 or 5 on the
AP Biology exam for only one
___ of the biological prerequisites.
Students are still responsible for completing another Biological Science course
to satisfy this requirement.
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Psychology, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 11 &
_ Introduction to the
(3)|BIOL 107
General
(4)
Science of Living
|
Biology-Lecture and
Organisms
|
Laboratory
BIOLOGY 11L
Laboratory for Biology (2)|
11
|
NOTE: BIOLOGY 11L not required for the Psychology major.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MCELLBI 32 &
_ Introduction to Human (3)|BIOL 235
Human Physiology
(4)
Physiology
|
MCELLBI 32L
Introduction to Human (2)|
Physiology Laboratory
|
NOTE: The Psychology major does not require MCELLBI 32L.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MCELLBI 61
Brain, Mind, and
(3)|PSYC 260
Introduction to
(3)
Behavior
|
Physiological
|
Psychology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Other courses that satisfy the
|BIOL 107
General
(4)
biological science requirement for
|
Biology-Lecture and
the Psychology major such as a
|
Laboratory
course in Biological Psychology.
|BIOL 230
Human Anatomy
(4)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EVOLUTION: One course
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ANTHRO 1
Introduction to
(4)|ANTH 102
Introduction to
(3)
Biological Anthropology
|
Physical Anthropology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MCELLBI 41
Genetics and Society
(3)|BIOL 130
Human Heredity
(3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MCELLBI C41X
Heredity and Society (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
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Psychology, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Other courses that satisfy the
|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
evolution requirement for the
|
Psychology major
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIAL SCIENCE: Two courses
NOTE: Only one political science course or AP Goverment exam may be used to
satisfy this requirement.
The Social Science requirement is also satisfied by a score of 4 or 5 on the AP
U.S. Government or Comparative Government exam, for only one
___ of the
pre-requisites. Students will be required to complete an additional social
science course from the approved list excluding any course from Political
Science.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ANTHRO 3
Introduction to Social
(4)|ANTH 103
Introduction to
(3)
and Cultural Anthropology
|
Cultural Anthropology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------POL SCI 1
Introduction to American (4)|POLI 102
The American Political (3)
Politics
|
System
-- OR-POL SCI 2
Introduction to
(4)|POLI 103
Comparative Politics
(3)
Comparative Politics
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LINGUIS 5
Language and Linguistics (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIOL 1
Introduction to Sociology (4)|SOCO 101
Principles of
(3)
|
Sociology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Other courses that satisfy the
|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
social science requirement for the
|
Psychology major
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------QUANTITATIVE: One course
NOTE: This requirement may also be cleared by a score of 4 or better on
the AP Statistics exam.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: Students might consider completing the quantitative prerequisite closer
to the time of transfer as this course is direct preparation for PSYCH 101
(Research and Data Analysis), which is required in the first semester at UC
Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 2
Introduction to Statistics (4)|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 20
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
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Psychology, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
STAT 21
Introductory Probability
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Statistics for
|
Business
|
NOTE: STAT 21 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 55
Discrete Mathematics
(4)|MATH 245
Discrete Mathematics
(3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Other courses that satisfy the
|PSYC 258
Behavioral Science
(3)
quantitative requirement for the
|
Statistics
Psychology major
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: Different options may be available for satisfying requirements. Consult
with the advisor in the Psychology department.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Public Health, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Public Health, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
_______:
PROGRAM
The nature of public health requires a wide variety of approaches and
perspectives. The courses and requirements of the Public Health major naturally
follow this interdisciplinary pattern. The curricular emphasis of a major in
public health is on providing students with an understanding of epidemiology,
biostatistics, environmental health, health behavior and health policy. These
areas of emphasis range across the spectrum of natural science to social
science. The combined knowledge is then brought to bear on solving problems in
human health. The major is constructed from a series of "overview" courses that
produce an awareness of theories and methods in the fundamental areas and a
selection from a large number of specific electives that allow the pursuit of
specialized interests.
NOTE: In response to the growing demand for the undergraduate major in Public
Health, the Public Health Undergraduate Program will institute a formal
application procedure to declare the major, effective May 2011. Applications
will be accepted at the end of the Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters.
To declare a major in Public Health you must first complete all of the lower
division prerequisites (mathematics, biology, and social sciences) and obtain a
grade of at least a B- in Bio 1B.
Once these requirements are fulfilled, applicants will provide their
prerequisite coursework information and a writing sample, i.e., “Statement
of Purpose”. The application may be downloaded at
sph.berkeley.edu/students/undergrad/index.php
For more information:
Tony Soyka
(510) 643-0874
sphug@berkeley.edu
http://sph.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE REQUIREMENT
A minimum grade of (B-) is required. BIOLOGY 1B; plus BIOLOGY 1A OR two of the
following courses: MCELLBI 11; MCELLBI 32; MCELLBI 41; MCELLBI 50; MCELLBI 55;
MCELLBI 61; NUTRSC 10.
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Public Health, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
BIOLOGY 1A &
_ General Biology
(3)|BIOL 210A &
_ Introduction to the
(4)
Lecture (Cells,
|
Biological Sciences I
Genetics, Animal Form
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
& Function)
|
Biological Sciences
BIOLOGY 1AL
General Biology
(2)|
II
Laboratory
|
__
OR
|BIOL 107 &
_ General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGY 1B
General Biology (Plant (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Form & Function,
|
Ecology, Evolution)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MCELLBI 11
Of Molecules and Man: A (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
View for the Layman
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MCELLBI 32 &
_ Introduction to Human (3)|BIOL 235
Human Physiology
(4)
Physiology
|
MCELLBI 32L
Introduction to Human (2)|
Physiology Laboratory
|
NOTE: MCELLBI 32L is not required for the major in Public Health.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MCELLBI 41
Genetics and Society
(3)|BIOL 130
Human Heredity
(3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MCELLBI 50
The Immune System and
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Disease
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MCELLBI 55
Plagues and Pandemics
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MCELLBI 61
Brain, Mind, and
(3)|PSYC 260
Introduction to
(3)
Behavior
|
Physiological
|
Psychology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NUTRSCI 10
Introduction to Human
(3)|NUTR 150
Nutrition
(3)
Nutrition
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATHEMATICS REQUIREMENT
Two courses from the following (Either MATH 1A + 1B or MATH 16A + 16B)
AP score of 3 or higher on Calculus AB satisfies one mathematics course for the
Public Health major. AP score of 3 or higher on Calculus BC satifies the
mathematics requirement for the Public Health major.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
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MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- or --------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16B
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
Calculus
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIAL SCIENCES REQUIREMENT
Three courses from at least two of the following areas:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIOL 1
Introduction to Sociology (4)|SOCO 101
Principles of
(3)
|
Sociology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIOL 3
Principles of Sociology
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Note: SOCIOL 3 is a course for non-Sociology majors.
OR
|
OR
SOCIOL 5
Evaluation of Evidence
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
OR
|
OR
ECON C3
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ENVECON C1
|
__
OR
|
ENVECON C1
Introduction to
(4)|
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ECON C3
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ANTHRO 3
Introduction to Social
(4)|ANTH 103
Introduction to
(3)
and Cultural Anthropology
|
Cultural Anthropology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------POL SCI 2
Introduction to
(4)|POLI 103
Comparative Politics
(3)
Comparative Politics
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PSYCH 1
General Psychology
(3)|PSYC 101
General Psychology
(3)
OR
|
OR
PSYCH 2
Principles of Psychology
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
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Public Health, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
RECOMMENDED
and can also be used as elective units
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PB HLTH 14
Healthy People:
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Introduction to Health
|
Promotion
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Religious Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Religious Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
________
PROGRAM:
The program in Religious Studies requires both a general understanding of the
study of religion as well as an emphasis on one particular religious tradition
or thematic concern. The general requirement involves courses that present the
methodological approaches to the study of religion and courses that examine
thematic issues and cross-cultural phenomena. The religious traditions that
may be included as major fields of emphasis or as supplementary courses
include the Jewish, Islamic, Christian, Hindu, and Buddhist traditions, and the
religious cultures of China, Japan, Africa, and Native American communities.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
- The Religious Studies major is open to anyone concerned about the symbolic
and mythic dimension of world cultures, the valuative level of existential
issues and the ethical aspects of human societies.
- Transfer students are advised to enroll in Religious Studies 90A-90B
(Introductory Topics in Religious Studies) during their first two semesters at
Berkeley.
- Students who intend to pursue graduate work should begin early in their
careers to study languages pertinent to their fields of interest.
For more information:
Student Affairs Officer, Undergraduate and Interdisciplinary Studies
(510) 642-2363
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====Rhetoric, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Completion of Berkeley's Rhetoric 10 or Rhetoric 20 with a grade of C or
better is required to declare the major in Rhetoric.
- Students who intend to major in Rhetoric usually complete all of their major
requirements after transfer because Rhetoric 10 must be taken at Berkeley and
courses comparable to Rhetoric 20 are generally not available at community
college.
For more information:
Undergraduate Advisor, Marcus Norman
Department of Rhetoric
(510) 642-1416
http://rhetoric.berkeley.edu/index.html
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Rhetoric, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Scandinavian, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
The elementary and intermediate first-year language sequences can be started
during the student's first Fall semester at Berkeley. The required 4-semester
language sequence can be completed in the two years following admission.
Once admitted, students who have a prior background in their proposed target
language (Finnish, Danish, Norwegian, or Swedish) may be required to take a
language proficiency test or to consult with the department language program
coordinator for placement in the correct language course level.
For more information:
Scandinavian Undergraduate Student Services Advisor
(510) 642-4661
http://ls.berkeley.edu/dept/scandinavian
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Two courses from the following:
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Scandinavian, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
SCANDIN 1A
Beginning Swedish
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SCANDIN 1B
Intermediate Swedish
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SCANDIN 2A
Beginning Finnish
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SCANDIN 2B
Beginning Finnish
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SCANDIN 3A
Beginning Norwegian
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SCANDIN 3B
Intermediate Norwegian (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SCANDIN 4A
Beginning Danish
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SCANDIN 4B
Intermediate Danish
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Slavic Languages and Literatures, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
The elementary first-year language sequences can be started during the student's
first Fall semester at Berkeley for Slavic 25A-B (Introductory Polish), 26A-B
(Introductory Czech), and 27A-B (Introductory BCS). The required 4-semester
language sequence can be completed in the two years following admission.
Once admitted, students who have a prior background in their proposed target
language (Polish, Czech, or BCS) may be required to take a language proficiency
test or to consult with the relevant department language program coordinator for
placement in the correct language course level.
For more information:
Undergraduate Student Services Advisor, Slavic Languages and Literatures
(510) 642-4661
http://ls.berkeley.edu/dept/slavic/index.html
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MAJOR TRACK IN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
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Slavic Languages and Literatures, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
The core major of the department integrates the study of the Russian language,
Russian literature, and the cultural context of language and literature.
Students normally complete one year of Russian language and one lower division
literature course before declaring the major.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Language Prerequisites
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 1
Elementary Russian
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 2
Elementary Russian
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 3
Intermediate Russian
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 4
Intermediate Russian
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Literature Prerequisites
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 45
Nineteenth-Century
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Russian Literature
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 46
Twentieth-Century
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Russian Literature
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MAJOR TRACK IN
CZECH, POLISH, BCS (BOSNIAN, CROATIAN, SERBIAN) LANGUAGE AND LIERATURE
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------With advance consultation, students can arrange majors in Czech, Polish, or BCS
(Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian) analogous to the core major in Russian. In addition
to SLAVIC 1 and SLAVIC 2 and two lower division courses in literature and
culture (36, 45, 46), two semesters of the relevant elementary language are
required (25A-25B, 26A-26B, 27A-27B).
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Literature and Culture
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 36
Great Writers of Russian (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Literature
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 45
Nineteenth-Century
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Russian Literature
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 46
Twentieth-Century
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Russian Literature
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Relevant Elementary Language
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 25A
Introductory Polish
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 25B
Introductory Polish
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
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Slavic Languages and Literatures, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
SLAVIC 26A
Introductory Czech
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 26B
Introductory Czech
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 27A
Introductory Bosnian / (5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Croatian / Serbian
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 27B
Introductory Bosnian / (5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Croatian / Serbian
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MAJOR TRACK IN RUSSIAN/EAST EUROPEAN/EURASIAN CULTURES
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------The major integrates the study of languages and cultures of a large area:
Russia, Eastern/Central Europe and Eurasia. While all majors will be exposed
to the knowledge of the whole area, the program allows each student to either
focus on one specific cultural region or to combine different regions in their
studies (e.g. Russian culture, the cultures of Russia and Caucasus; Balkan
cultures; Central European cultures). Each student's program of study must be
designed in consultation with and approved by the Major Adviser and will
include a language emphasis in one language area designated below. The
elementary first-year language sequences can be started during the student's
first fall semester at Berkeley for Slavic 25A-B, 26A-B, and 27A-B. The
required 4-semester language sequence can be completed in the two years
following admission.
Once admitted, students who have a prior background in their proposed target
language (Polish, Czech, or BCS) may be required to take a language proficiency
test or to consult with the relevant department language program coordinator for
placement in the correct language course level.
Other areas of language emphasis include Introductory Bulgarian (SLAVIC 28A &
28B), Elementary Hungarian (EAEURST 1A & 1B), and EAEURST 2A & 2B (Beginning
Romanian) which may be taken upon admission to Berkeley. Introduction to
Russian, East European and Eurasian Cultures (SLAVIC 50), which is a
prerequisite for this major program, can also be taken upon admission to
Berkeley.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Group I: Language Skills
for
Russian Emphasis
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 1
Elementary Russian
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 2
Elementary Russian
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 3
Intermediate Russian
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 4
Intermediate Russian
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
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Slavic Languages and Literatures, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Group II: Language Skills
for
East European Cultures Emphasis
Two courses from the following:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 25A
Introductory Polish
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 25B
Introductory Polish
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 26A
Introductory Czech
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 26B
Introductory Czech
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 27A
Introductory Bosnian / (5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Croatian / Serbian
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 27B
Introductory Bosnian / (5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Croatian / Serbian
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Group III: Language Skills
for
Eurasian Studies Emphasis
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EURA ST 1A
Beginning Armenian
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------EURA ST 1B
Beginning Armenian
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Group IV: Cultural Studies Survey (all tracks)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SLAVIC 50
Introduction to
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Russian/East
|
European/Eurasian
|
Cultures
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Social Welfare, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Social Welfare, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Social Welfare is an impacted major that allows a limited number of students to
declare each year. For normal progress toward graduation, transfer
students must
____ complete all lower division prerequisites for the major prior to
fall enrollment at Berkeley.
Transfer students have the opportunity to declare the major during the summer
transfer orientations offered by Berkeley. Admitted students who do not plan
to attend a summer orientation should contact the Social Welfare Undergraduate
Advisor as soon as possible after admission to discuss declaring the major.
The five prerequisites must be completed with a minimum letter grade of C in
order to declare the major. This applies to courses taken at Berkeley or
equivalent courses taken at other institutions.
Note: Prerequisites completed prior to Spring 2006 will count with a C- or P
grade.
Introductory Psychology (At UCB: Psychology 1, or 2)
Introductory Statistics (At UCB: Stats 2, 20, or 21, Soc 5, Poli Sci 3, or Pub
Health 142)
Introductory Sociology (At UCB: Sociology 1, 3, 3A, or 3AC)
The College of Letters and Science Reading and Composition requirement. (This
is a 2-course series. At UCB: English R1A + R1B)
For more information:
Sherman Boyson
(510) 642-4407
boyson@berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PREREQUISITES:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PSYCH 1
General Psychology
(3)|PSYC 101
General Psychology
(3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIOL 1
Introduction to Sociology (4)|SOCO 101
Principles of
(3)
|
Sociology
OR
|
OR
SOCIOL 3
Principles of Sociology
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Note: SOCIOL 3 is a course for non-Sociology majors.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 2
Introduction to Statistics (4)|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
OR
|
OR
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
OR
|
OR
STAT 20
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STAT 21
Introductory Probability
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Statistics for
|
Business
|
NOTE: STAT 21 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------RECOMMENDED:
NOTE: It is suggested that three other courses (introductory anthropology,
introductory economics, and introductory political science, as listed below)
should be taken as preparation for the major, but these courses are not required
to declare the major.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ANTHRO 3
Introduction to Social
(4)|ANTH 103
Introduction to
(3)
and Cultural Anthropology
|
Cultural Anthropology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------POL SCI 1
Introduction to American (4)|POLI 102
The American Political (3)
Politics
|
System
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Society and Environment, Lower Division B.S.====
________
PROGRAM:
Social and environmental problems are deeply intertwined. The major in
Society and Environment introduces students to the main approaches and theory
for environmental social sciences, including how social science tools can be
applied to environmental problems, and how social science theories contribute to
understanding environmental problems. At the upper division level there are
three major areas of concentration. Students are exposed to all three areas and
choose to focus in one: U.S. Environmental Policy and Management, Global
Environmental Politics, or Justice and Sustainability. The Department of
Environmental Science, Policy & Management (ESPM) administers the major.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley you must
complete either:
1) Courses articulated with Economics, Math or Statistics, Reading & Composition
and UC transferable courses in Biological Sciences, Physical Sciences,
Humanities, International Studies and Social and Behavior Science; OR
2)
IGETC
In addition, transfer students can fulfill articulated lower division Society
and Environment major requirements at their institution. NOTE: The ESPM
Environmental Science Core and the ESPM Social Science Core requirements may be
taken at Berkeley if no course is articulated at the community college.
NOTE: There are two options for fulfilling the lower division major
requirements:
Option 1: IGETC Certification will satisfy ALL lower division requirements for
the Society and Environment major. (ESPM core courses plus breadth courses.)
Option 2: Transfer students may complete articulated lower division Society and
Environment major requirements at their institution. Note: The ESPM department
at Berkeley recognizes the fact that courses comparable to Berkeley's ESPM
Environmental Science Core and the ESPM Social Science Core requirements are
difficult to find at most community colleges. Therefore, the ESPM Core
requirements may be taken at Berkeley if no course is articulated at the
community college.
NOTE:
-
AP
AP
AP
AP
We will accept AP credit for the following requirements:
Calculus AB, with
Calculus BC, with
Calculus BC, with
Economics, Micro,
a score of 3, 4, 5 = Math 1A or Math 16A
a score of 3 or 4 = Math 1A or Math 16A
a score of 5 = Math 1A/16A and Math 1B/16B
with a score of 4 or 5 = EEP 1/ Econ 3
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Society and Environment, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
- AP English Literature, with a score of 3 = Subject A requirement
- AP English Literature, with a score of 4 = First half of Reading &
Composition (R1A)
- AP English Literature , with a score of 5 = both halves of Reading &
Composition (R1A and R1B)
- AP English Language, with a score of 3 = Subject A requirement
- AP English Language, with a score of 4 or 5 = First half of Reading &
Composition (R1A)
- AP Environmental Science, with a score of 4 or 5 = ESPM Environmental
Science Core
- AP Statistics, with a Score of 3, 4, 5 = Statistics 2
For more information:
S&E Student Academic Advisor
Office of Instruction and Student Affairs
College of Natural Resources
260 Mulford Hall
(510) 642-4249
e-mail: jcornet@berkeley.edu
web site: http://nature.berkeley.edu
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IGETC Certification will satisfy ALL lower division requirements for the Society
and Environment major. (ESPM core courses plus breadth courses.)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------One course in Introductory Economics:
Satisfied by IGETC Certification, however it is highly recommended that students
complete an articulated course(s) in Economics.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
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Society and Environment, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
ECON C3
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ENVECON C1
|
__
OR
|
ENVECON C1
Introduction to
(4)|
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ECON C3
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 2
Introduction to Economics, (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Lecture Format
|
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 2 covers macro-economic and micro-economics.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: Math, Statistics, Biological Science, Physical Science, Humanities,
International Studies, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Reading and Composition
requirements, ESPM Environmental Science and ESPM Social Science Core courses
are satisfied by IGETC Certification.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------READING & COMPOSITION
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------One course in Math or Statistics:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 2
Introduction to Statistics (4)|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 20
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ONE UC-TRANFERABLE COURSE IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE (3-4 Units)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ONE UC-TRANSFERABLE COURSE IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE (3-4 Units)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ONE UC-TRANSFERABLE COURSE IN HUMANITIES (3-4 Units)
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Society and Environment, Lower Division B.S. (continued)
ONE UC-TRANSFERABLE COURSE IN INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (3-4 Units)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ONE UC-TRANSFERABLE COURSE IN SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE (6-8 Units)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: The ESPM Environmental Science Core and the ESPM Social Science Core
requirements may be taken at Berkeley if no course is articulated at the
community college.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE CORE COURSE
Select one of the following:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV SCI 10
Introduction to
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Sciences
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 2
The Biosphere
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 6
Environmental Biology
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM C10
Environmental Issues
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Same as: LNS C30V
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM SOCIAL SCIENCE CORE COURSE
Select one of the following:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM C11
Americans and the Global (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Forest
|
Same as: LNS C30U
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM C12
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Studies
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 50AC
Introduction to Culture (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Natural Resource
|
Management
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ESPM 60
Environmental Policy,
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Administration, and Law
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Sociology, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Sociology, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL:
_____________________________________________
Complete the following lower division courses or their equivalents:
- Sociology 1 (Introduction to Sociology);
- Sociology 5 (Evaluation of Evidence or Research Methods); and
- One course in either statistics or logic.
All three prerequisites, along with a minimum 2.0 cumulative gpa, are needed to
declare the sociology major.
Plan to complete any remaining prerequisites during your first semester at
Berkeley.
You may declare the major while the last of your prerequisites are in progress
at UC Berkeley.
NOTE: Please be advised that the upper division requirements for the sociology
major will be changing effective Spring 2010. Please go to
http://sociology.berkeley.edu/index.php?page=gradwelcome for an explanation
of the new upper division requirements. The lower division requirements
outlined below will remain the same.
For more information:
Department of Sociology
Allison Hall, Lead Undergraduate Advisor
Cristina Rojas, Undergraduate Advisor
(510) 642-4766
fax (510) 642-0659
socadv@berkeley.edu
http://sociology.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIOL 1
Introduction to Sociology (4)|SOCO 101
Principles of
(3)
|
Sociology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIOL 5
Evaluation of Evidence
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 2
Introduction to Statistics (4)|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
OR
|
OR
PHILOS 12A
Introduction to Logic
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Note: A score of 4 or 5 on the AP Statistics exam will satisfy the
Statistics/Logic prerequisite for the Sociology major.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Other courses that satisfy the
|PHIL 101
Symbolic Logic
(3)
statistics/logic requirement for the
|
Sociology major
|
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Sociology, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====South and Southeast Asian Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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South and Southeast Asian Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
_______:
PROGRAM
The major in South and Southeast Asian Studies is a flexible, interdisciplinary
program offering opportunities for both wide, comparative study of South and
Southeast Asian cultures and greater concentration on a particular area of
interest. With the guidance of the undergraduate advisor, students might choose
to pursue, for example, intense study of language and its literature or broader
inquirires into such subjects as the religions of traditional and modern South
and Southeast Asia. Students may include in their major programs suitable
courses from other departments.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
There are two tracks in the South and Southeast Asian Studies major:
- South and Southeast Asian Civilizations, and
- South and Southeast Asian Languages and Literatures.
Both tracks in the major are flexible, interdisciplinary programs offering
opportunities for both wide, comparative study of South and Southeast Asian
cultures and greater concentration on a particular area of interest and
geographical focus.
With the guidance of the undergraduate adviser, students might choose to pursue,
for example, intense study of a language and its literature or broader inquiries
into such subjects as the religions of traditional and modern South and
Southeast Asia. Students may include in their major programs suitable courses
from other departments. There are no set prerequisites to declaring the major.
Students may establish first-year language proficiency through examinations
administered by the Department (although passing an examination will not carry
credit).
For more information:
Department of South and Southeast Asian Studies, Undergraduate Advisor
(510) 642-4219
casmauga@berkeley.edu
http://ls.berkeley.edu/dept/sseas/
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------South Asian Emphasis: S ASIAN R5A and S ASIAN R5B OR S ASIAN 1A and ASIAN 1B
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------S ASIAN R5A
Great Books of India
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
AND
|
AND
S ASIAN R5B
India in the Writer's (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Eye
|
OR
|
OR
S ASIAN 1A
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization of Early
|
India
|
AND
|
AND
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South and Southeast Asian Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
S ASIAN 1B
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization of
|
Medieval and Modern
|
India
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------South East Asian Emphasis: SEASIAN 10A and SEASIAN 10B
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SEASIAN 10A
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization of
|
Southeast Asia
|
(Mainland Southeast
|
Asia)
|
AND
|
AND
SEASIAN 10B
Introduction to the
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Civilization of
|
Southeast Asia
|
(Insular Southeast
|
Asia)
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Spanish and Portuguese, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT: Individualized assessment is sometimes needed to determine which
language or literature course/s a student is prepared to take at Berkeley.
Students should check with the Department if they have any questions regarding
how their courses or proficiency in Spanish language or literature relates to
satisfying a requirement for this major.
For more information:
Undergraduate Assistant
Department of Spanish and Portuguese
(510) 642-4084
http://spanish-portuguese.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Option A: Spanish and Spanish American
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Spanish and Portuguese, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
SPANISH 1
Elementary Spanish
(5)|SPAN 101
First Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|NOTE: Approved for Latin American
|Studies major only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SPANISH 2
Elementary Spanish
(5)|SPAN 102
Second Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|NOTE: Approved for Latin American
|Studies major only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SPANISH 3
Intermediate Spanish
(5)|SPAN 201
Third Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|NOTE: Approved for Latin American
|Studies major only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SPANISH 4
Intermediate Spanish
(5)|SPAN 202
Fourth Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|NOTE: Approved for Latin American
|Studies major only.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SPANISH 25
Reading and Analysis of (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Literary Texts
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Option B: Luso-Brazilian
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PORTUG 11
Elementary Portuguese
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PORTUG 12
Elementary Portuguese
(5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Option C: Iberian or Latin-American
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------(same lower division requirements as Option A)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Option D: Hispanic Languages and Bilingual Issues
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------(same lower division requirements as Option A)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Statistics, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------All of the prerequisites for the Statistics major are math courses.
Consequently, articulation decisions determine whether course work will satisfy
major requirements.
AP CREDIT FOR MATH PREREQUISITES IN THE STATISTICS MAJOR
We accept AP credit for the following Math requirements:
Scores of 3-5 on the AB Math satisfy Berkeley's MATH 1A;
Scores of 3-4 on the BC Math satisfy Berkeley's MATH 1A;
Score of 5 on the BC Math satisfy Berkeley's MATH 1A-1B.
NOTE: Students must earn at least a C grade in all required courses.
For more information:
Course and Curriculum Officer
(510) 643-6131
cco@stat.berkeley.edu
http://www.stat.berkeley.edu
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Statistics, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 1B
Calculus
(4)|MATH 151
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry II
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 53
Multivariable Calculus
(4)|MATH 252
Calculus with Analytic (4)
|
Geometry III
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 54
Linear Algebra and
(4)|MATH 254 &
_ Introduction to Linear (3)
Differential Equations
|
Algebra
|MATH 255
Differential Equations (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------To explore statistics you may want to take a lower division course such as
STAT 2, 20, 21, or 25.
AP CREDIT FOR STATISTICS
We accept AP credit for the following requirement:
Score of 3 or better on the AP Stats satisfies Berkeley's STAT 2.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 2
Introduction to Statistics (4)|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 20
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 21
Introductory Probability
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Statistics for
|
Business
|
NOTE: STAT 21 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 25
Introduction to
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
for Engineers
|
NOTE: STAT 25 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one year of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
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====Theater and Performance Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
College Admission Requirements for Transfer Students
This major is offered by the College of Letters and Science (L&S).
By the end of the spring term preceding fall enrollment at Berkeley,
you must complete either:
1) The L&S Requirements in Reading & Composition, Quantitative Reasoning, and
Foreign Language; OR
2) IGETC
In addition:
- Complete as many lower division major requirements (see below) as possible
before transfer.
- This major may require specific coursework be completed prior to transfer.
In general:
- completion of L&S Requirements (or IGETC), plus
- strength of academic preparation, and
- grade point average
are the primary selection criteria for admission.
For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information on majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
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Theater and Performance Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
_______:
PROGRAM
The major in Theater and Performance Studies has been conceived with an
interdisciplinary focus to educate students in theater and performance in the
context of a broader education in the humanities (culture, dramatic literature,
history, performance theory) and to train students in the fundamentals of
acting, design,and technical theater. To this end, all students in the major
begin with a core of both practical and scholarly work. They also create an area
of concentration within the major (using electives) in consultation with a
faculty or staff adviser. Majors will have the opportunity to participate in
productions in Zellerbach Playhouse, Durham Studio Theater, and the Black Box
Theater.
PREPARATION FOR TRANSFER AT THE JUNIOR LEVEL
____________________________________________:
No audition is required for admission into the College or the major.
Prospective Theater and Performance Studies majors audition for placement into
one of the four acting technique levels:
beginning, intermediate, advanced, or graduate school preparation.
The following lower division THEATER courses are required for the major:
10 Introduction to Acting;
26 Introduction to Performance Studies;
25AC The Drama of American Cultures or
52AC Reflections of Gender, Culture, and Ethnicity in American Dance; and
60 Stagecraft.
NOTES:
- Formal course equivalencies/articulation agreements with major prerequisites
are not available. However, a transferable course comparable to THEATER 10 may
be used to satisfy a major requirement. Upon admission to Berkeley, arrange an
individual advising session with the department to discuss the possible
applicability of prior course work as well as future program planning.
- Courses comparable to THEATER 25AC, 52AC, and 26 are generally not available
at the community college and must be taken at Berkeley; again, check with the
department.
- THEATER 25AC/52AC may not be fulfilled by any other American Cultures (AC)
course.
- Students with extensive acting or technical training may begin their acting or
technical training at an intermediate or advanced level with the approval of the
department.
- The department rarely waives the stagecraft requirement and would consider
doing so only when the student demonstrates exceptional experience in
production.
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Theater and Performance Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
- AP and IB courses do not fulfill major prerequisites.
For more information:
Michael Mansfield, Undergraduate Academic Advisor
Department of Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies
(510) 642-1677
fax: (510) 643-9956
http://tdps.berkeley.edu
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====Urban Studies, Lower Division B.A.====
The undergraduate major in Urban Studies introduces students to cities and urban
environments as objects of study, analysis, criticism, and planned change and
social transformation.
The major has a core in urban studies and planning with courses in city planning
and environmental design, and an interdisciplinary curriculum in various
urban-related social science fields and disciplines. The flexibility of the
program makes it possible for students to pursue individual interests under the
guidance of an adviser. Opportunities for more in-depth course work are
available in the areas of comparative planning, housing, community development,
transportation, and urban political economy.
Students who complete the B.A. degree in Urban Studies may pursue graduate
studies in planning and various social science disciplines, or employment
opportunities with public agencies, nonprofit organizations, and private firms
and service providers.
For information about the College of Environmental Design's degree programs, see
http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/college/academics/programs.
MINIMUM ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION
______________________________________________
For information about admission to the Urban Studies major in the College of
Environmental Design, see CED's prospective student website:
href="http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/advising/prospectivestudents/transferapplicants">http://www
-The UC applicant personal statement is important in the selection process at
Berkeley. The College reviews the personal statement for evidence of the
student's interest in the chosen field and a thoughtful match between the
academic program and the student's academic and career objectives.
-A minimum 3.0 overall UC transferable grade-point average is required for
admission consideration.
-All courses required for admission, including breadth requirements, must be
taken for a letter grade.
-Course work must be completed by the end of the spring term that precedes fall
enrollment at Berkeley.
-As a community college transfer applicant you must complete, at a minimum,
course work identified on ASSIST.org as comparable to the UC Berkeley courses
below.
LOWER-DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
Environmental Design 1
Environmental Design 11A (can be substituted with upper division coursework
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Urban Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
after admission, beginning fall 2011))
Environmental Design 11B (can be substituted with upper division coursework
after admission beginning fall 2011)
Math 16A or 1A
Statistics 2, 20, 21, or 25
Economics 1, 2, C3, or Envecon C1 (this course will also fulfill
CED's Social and Behavioral Sciences breadth requirement)
Math, Statistics, and Economics courses required for admission to the Urban
Studies major may also be used to complete IGETC certification. Check with your
community college counselor for more information.
GENERAL EDUCATION/BREADTH REQUIREMENTS
READING AND COMPOSITION (R&C)
English R1A
English R1B
SEVEN-COURSE BREADTH
Arts & Literature
Biological Science
Historical Studies
International Studies
Philosophy and Values
Physical Science
Social and Behavioral Sciences (Economics 1, 2, C3 or Envecon C1 will
also fulfill the Lower-Division Major Requirement)
You must fulfill all of the required Lower-Division Major and General
Education/Breadth Requirements outlined above to be considered for admission.
All courses required for admission, including General Education/Breadth
Requirements, must be taken for a letter grade.
Note that CED's General Education/Breadth Requirements can be covered by
IGETC certification beginning with students applying in November 2011 and
beyond.
If you are using IGETC to fulfill CED's College Requirements, you must have full
certification. Partial certification will not complete the requirements. Be sure
to check with your community college about the procedures involved in
certification of IGETC. The University will require the official certification
by the July 15th deadline.
If you will not complete IGETC certification, you must follow exactly the
articulation agreements between your school and the CED Urban Studies major as
described on this ASSIST.org website.
Regardless of how you complete the General Education/Breadth Requirements, you
must also complete the Lower-Division Major Requirements with articulated
courses outlined on ASSIST.org.
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Urban Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
For more information on applying to CED:
College of Environmental Design
Office of undergraduate Advising
250 Wurster Hall
http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/advising
(510) 642-4943
Prospective student website:
href="http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/advising/prospectivestudents/transferapplicants">http://www
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------For more information on admission to UC Berkeley:
http://admissions.berkeley.edu
For more information about majors at UC Berkeley:
General Catalog, in print or on the web at: http://catalog.berkeley.edu
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------LOWER-DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------For the Urban Studies major only: Env Des 1 is required for admission. Students
now have the option of taking upper division courses at Berkeley, after
admission, in lieu of Env Des 11A and 11B. If your college does not offer
articulated Env Des courses, you must find another school that does. See the
CED prospective student website for a list of colleges that offer articulated
Env Des courses:
href="http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/advising/prospectivestudents/transferapplicants">http://www
You may also wish to look into taking the mandatory Environmental Design
prerequisites at UC Berkeley during the summer (see
target="_blank">http://www.summer.berkeley.edu)
or via University Extension Concurrent Enrollment if class space is available
(see http://www.unex.berkeley.edu/info/enrollment.html#concurrent)
If you do not complete the articulated Lower-Division Major Requirements, you
will not be admitted to CED.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV DES 1
People and Environmental (3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Design
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV DES 11A
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Drawing
|
NOTE: Students may take an upper division course at UC Berkeley in lieu of this
requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENV DES 11B
Introduction to Design (5)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
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Urban Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
NOTE: Students may take an upper division course at UC Berkeley in lieu of this
requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Lower Division Non-design Skills
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------MATH 16A
Analytic Geometry and
(3)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
Calculus
|
Geometry I
OR
|
OR
MATH 1A
Calculus
(4)|MATH 150
Calculus with Analytic (5)
|
Geometry I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 2
Introduction to Statistics (4)|MATH 119
Elementary Statistics (3)
OR
|
OR
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
NOTE: STAT 20 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
OR
|
OR
STAT 21
Introductory Probability
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
and Statistics for
|
Business
|
NOTE: STAT 21 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one semester of calculus.
OR
|
OR
STAT 25
Introduction to
(3)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Probability and Statistics
|
for Engineers
|
NOTE: STAT 25 at Berkeley has a prerequisite of one year of calculus.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
OR
|
OR
ECON 2
Introduction to Economics, (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Lecture Format
|
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 2 covers macro-economic and micro-economics.
OR
|
OR
ECON C3
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ENVECON C1
|
__
OR
|
ENVECON C1
Introduction to
(4)|
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ECON C3
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------STAT 20
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Urban Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
GENERAL EDUCATION/BREADTH REQUIREMENTS
All courses required for admission, including General Education/Breadth
requirements, must be taken for a letter grade.
Course work must be completed by the end of the spring term that precedes fall
enrollment at Berkeley.
Students may use Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate
coursework to satisfy certain requirements.
See
target="_blank">http://www.ced.berkeley.edu/advising/continuingstudents/transferringcredit
for exam scores and courses equivalents.
The College of Environmental Design (CED) will accept IGETC to satisfy the
Breadth requirement for students applying in November 2011 and beyond. The
7-Course Breadth Requirement will continue to be accepted.
IGETC certification will fulfill some, but not all, of the lower division
admissions requirements for the College of Environmental Design. Students must
still complete the Lower-Division Major Requirements listed above.
IMPORTANT: Students applying to the College of Environmental Design should
select breadth courses from the following lists with these caveats:
1. Courses from Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Visual Studies,
Environmental Design, Urban Studies, and City and Regional Planning may NOT be
used to fulfill CED's breadth requirements, even if they appear on the following
lists.
2. Community college courses used to satisfy Environmental Design 1, 11A, or
11B (e.g., Art courses or Architecture courses) may not also be used to satisfy
breadth requirements.
3. No more than two courses offered by the same department may be used towards
the seven breadth requirements.
4. Courses equivalent to the second semester of language instruction at UC
Berkeley may be used to satisfy the International Studies breadth requirement.
Note: Courses taken in the student's native language do not satisfy the
requirement.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------READING AND COMPOSITION (R&C)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ENGLISH R1A
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 101
Reading and
(3)
Composition
|
Composition
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Urban Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
ENGLISH R1B
Reading and
(4)|ENGL 205
Critical Thinking and (3)
Composition
|
Intermediate
|
Composition
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------7 COURSE BREADTH REQUIREMENT
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------**** Take one course from each
____ of the following seven areas ****
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ARTS AND LITERATURE: Courses that involve significant engagement with arts,
literature, or language (excluding language instruction or the acquisition of
technical skills), either through practical engagement with works of art or
through the creation of art.
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Urban Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the Arts
|ARTF 100
Art Orientation
(3)
and Literature Seven-Course
|ARTF 107
Contemporary Art
(3)
Breadth Requirement:
|ARTF 109
History of Modern Art (3)
|ARTF 110
Art History:
(3)
|
Prehistoric to Gothic
|ARTF 111
Art History:
(3)
|
Renaissance to Modern
|ARTF 113
African, Oceanic, and (3)
|
Native American Art
|ARTF 125
Art History: Arts of (3)
|
the Asian Continent
|ARTF 150A
Two-Dimensional
(3)
|
Design
|ARTF 150B
Beginning Graphic
(3)
|
Design
|ARTF 151
Three Dimensional
(3)
|
Design
|ARTF 155A
Freehand Drawing I
(3)
|ARTF 165A
Composition in
(3)
|
Painting I
|ARTF 210A
Life Drawing I
(3)
|ARTF 220A
Life Sculpture I
(3)
|DFLM 101
Introduction to Film (3)
|DFLM 102
The American Cinema
(3)
|ENGL 208
Introduction to
(3)
|
Literature
|ENGL 209
Literary Approaches
(3)
|
to Film
|ENGL 210
American Literature I (3)
|ENGL 211
American Literature
(3)
|
II
|ENGL 215
English Literature I: (3)
|
800-1799
|ENGL 216
English Literature
(3)
|
II: 1800-Present
|ENGL 220
Masterpieces of World (3)
|
Literature I: 1500
|
BCE - 1600 CE
|ENGL 221
Masterpieces of World (3)
|
Literature II: 1600
|
- Present
|ENGL 230
Asian American
(3)
|
Literature
|ENGL 237
Women in Literature
(3)
|HUMA 101
Introduction to the
(3)
|
Humanities I
|MUSI 100
Introduction to Music (3)
|MUSI 109
World Music
(3)
|MUSI 111
Jazz - History and
(3)
|
Development
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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE: Courses in the biological sciences, with some
cross-listings, as well as a selection of courses from related disciplines
such as anthropology, nutritional sciences, and psychology.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Courses that satisfy the Biological
|ANTH 102
Introduction to
(3)
Science Seven-Course Breadth
|
Physical Anthropology
Requirement:
|BIOL 100
Natural History (4)
|
Environmental Biology
|BIOL 107
General
(4)
|
Biology-Lecture and
|
Laboratory
|BIOL 115
Marine Biology
(4)
|BIOL 130
Human Heredity
(3)
|BIOL 131
Introduction to
(4)
|
Biotechnology
|BIOL 180
Plants and People
(3)
|BIOL 205
General Microbiology (5)
|BIOL 210A
Introduction to the
(4)
|
Biological Sciences I
|BIOL 210B
Introduction to the
(4)
|
Biological Sciences
|
II
|BIOL 215
Introduction to
(4)
|
Zoology
|BIOL 230
Human Anatomy
(4)
|BIOL 235
Human Physiology
(4)
|BIOL 250
Introduction to
(4)
|
Botany
|NUTR 150
Nutrition
(3)
|PSYC 260
Introduction to
(3)
|
Physiological
|
Psychology
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------HISTORICAL STUDIES: Most courses in the department of History, and other
courses that deal primarily with the human events, institutions, and
activities of the past.
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Urban Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the Historical
|BLAS 140A
History of the United (3)
Studies Seven-Course Breadth
|
States, Black
requirement:
|
Perspectives
|BLAS 140B
History of the United (3)
|
States, Black
|
Perspectives
|FILI 100
Filipino American
(3)
|
Experience
|HIST 100
World History I
(3)
|HIST 101
World History II
(3)
|HIST 105
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization
|
I
|HIST 106
Introduction to
(3)
|
Western Civilization
|
II
|HIST 109
History of the United (3)
|
States I
|HIST 110
History of the United (3)
|
States II
|HIST 120
Introduction to Asian (3)
|
Civilizations
|HIST 121
Asian Civilization in (3)
|
Modern Times
|HIST 150
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
|HIST 151
Native Americans in
(3)
|
United States History
|HUMA 101
Introduction to the
(3)
|
Humanities I
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------INTERNATIONAL STUDIES: Courses that involve the study of the contemporary
politics, culture, arts, intermediate language, or socioeconomic structure of at
least one country other than the U.S., or courses that involve comparison
between the U.S. and another country (subcultures within the U.S. do not qualify
as subjects of study for the purposes of this requirement).
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Urban Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the
|GEOG 102
Cultural Geography
(3)
International Studies Seven-Course
|GEOG 104
World Regional
(3)
Breadth Requirement:
|
Geography
|POLI 103
Comparative Politics
(3)
|POLI 140
Contemporary
(3)
|
International Politics
|SOCO 223
Globalization and
(3)
|
Social Change
|SPAN 201
Third Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|SPAN 202
Fourth Course in
(5)
|
Spanish
|SPAN 210
Conversation and
(3)
|
Composition Spanish 1
|SPAN 211
Conversation and
(3)
|
Composition Spanish II
|TAGA 201
Third Course in
(5)
|
Tagalog
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHILOSOPHY AND VALUES: Most courses in the department of Philosophy, plus
courses with a major focus on religion, ethics, legal values, or leading
philosophical figures.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------Courses that satisfy the Philosophy
|PHIL 102A
Introduction to
(3)
and Values Seven-Course Breadth
|
Philosophy: Reality
Requirement:
|
and Knowledge
|PHIL 102B
Introduction to
(3)
|
Philosophy: Values
|PHIL 107
Reflections on Human (3)
|
Nature
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------PHYSICAL SCIENCE: Courses in the physical sciences such as astronomy,
chemistry, geology, geophysics, and physics, as well as a selection of courses
from related disciplines with some cross-listing. Courses that focus only on
computer skills do not qualify.
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Urban Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
Courses that satisfy the Physical
|ASTR 101
Descriptive Astronomy (3)
Sciences Seven-Course Breadth
|CHEM 100
Fundamentals of
(3)
Requirement:
|
Chemistry
|CHEM 130
Introduction to
(3)
|
Organic and
|
Biological Chemistry
|CHEM 152
Introduction to
(3)
|
General Chemistry
|CHEM 200
General Chemistry I - (3)
|
Lecture
|CHEM 200L
General Chemistry I - (2)
|
Laboratory
|CHEM 201
General Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 201L
General Chemistry II (2)
|
Laboratory
|CHEM 231
Organic Chemistry I - (3)
|
Lecture
|CHEM 233
Organic Chemistry II (3)
|
- Lecture
|CHEM 251
Analytical Chemistry (5)
|GEOG 101
Physical Geography
(3)
|GEOL 100
General Geology
(3)
|GEOL 104
Earth Science
(3)
|PHYN 100
Survey of Physical
(3)
|
Science
|PHYN 120
Physical Oceanography (3)
|PHYS 125
General Physics
(5)
|PHYS 126
General Physics II
(5)
|PHYS 195
Mechanics
(5)
|PHYS 197
Waves, Optics and
(5)
|
Modern Physics
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES: Take one of the following:
ECON 1 or ECON 2 or ECON C3 or ENVECON C1.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------ECON 1
Introduction to Economics
(4)|ECON 120 &
_ Principles of
(3)
|
Macroeconomics
|ECON 121
Principles of
(3)
|
Microeconomics
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 1 covers macro-economics and micro-economics.
OR
|
OR
ECON 2
Introduction to Economics, (4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Lecture Format
|
NOTE: Berkeley's ECON 2 covers macro-economic and micro-economics.
OR
|
OR
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Urban Studies, Lower Division B.A. (continued)
ECON C3
Introduction to
(4)|NO COURSE ARTICULATED
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ENVECON C1
|
__
OR
|
ENVECON C1
Introduction to
(4)|
Environmental Economics
|
and Policy
|
Same as: ECON C3
|
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------NOTE: A score of 3 or above on the AP Microeconomics exam will also satisfy
this requirement for the Urban Studies major.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MAJOR:
- The course/s cited above have been officially accepted by this major and
approved by both a Berkeley advisor/faculty member and Berkeley's articulation
officer.
- This articulation agreement is subject to periodic revision.
- Please consult ASSIST frequently to obtain current information.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------END OF MAJOR