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Articulation Agreement by Major
Effective during the 16-17 Academic Year
To: UCLA |From: Cerritos College
Quarter| Semester
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====Electrical Engineering/B.S.====
Admission to the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science
(HSSEAS) at UCLA is highly competitive. The most important selection criteria
are completion of the required preparatory courses and academic performance. A
minimum transferable cumulative GPA of 3.30 is required for consideration.
Effective Fall 2017, all applicants must have a minimum transferable cumulative
gpa of 3.4. Preparatory courses should be completed by the end of the Spring
term prior to Fall enrollment. All major-preparation courses must be taken for a
letter grade. HSSEAS admits students by major and does not consider applicants
for alternate majors.

Applicants are not required to complete the HSSEAS General Education

Requirements in order to be admitted, although it is beneficial for students to
complete 1 course from each of the following areas: arts, humanities, social
sciences, and life sciences. Applicants to specific majors can fulfill the lower
division Breadth and General Education requirements by completion of the
Intersegmental General Education Transfer Curriculum(IGETC). Partial IGETC is
NOT accepted.

For more information regarding IGETC acceptance, this major and UCLA's transfer
selection process, please refer to www.engineer.ucla.edu and
www.admissions.ucla.edu. If you still have specific questions, you may email the
HSSEAS admission office at erkki@seas.ucla.edu.
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PLEASE NOTE: The community college courses listed below have been approved to
satisfy the preparation requirements for this major at UCLA, but they may
___ not be
exact equivalents of the UCLA courses listed.
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The following courses are REQUIRED
________ for admission to this major
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CHEM 20A Chemical Structure (4)|CHEM 111 General Chemistry (5)
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MATH 31A Differential and Integral (4)|MATH 170 Analytic Geometry and (4)
Calculus | Calculus I
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MATH 31B Integration and Infinite (4)|MATH 190 Analytic Geometry and (4)
Series | Calculus II
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MATH 32A Calculus of Several (4)|MATH 220 Analytic Geometry and (4)
Variables | Calculus III
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MATH 32B Calculus of Several (4)|MATH 220 Analytic Geometry and (4)
Variables | Calculus III
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MATH 33A Linear Algebra and (4)|MATH 250 Linear Algebra and (5)
Applications | Differential Equations
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Electrical Engineering/B.S. (continued)
MATH 33B Differential Equations (4)|MATH 250 Linear Algebra and (5)
| Differential Equations
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NOTE: You should complete the entire Physics Series at one community college (or
at community colleges within the same district where courses are exact
equivalents).
PHYSICS 1A &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS 201 Engineering Physics (4)
and Engineers: |
Mechanics |
PHYSICS 4AL Physics Laboratory for (2)|
Scientists and |
Engineers: Mechanics |
AND | AND
PHYSICS 1B &_ Physics for Scientists (5)|PHYS 202 & _ Engineering Physics (4)
and Engineers: |
Oscillations, Waves, |
Electric and Magnetic |
Fields |
PHYSICS 4BL &
_ Physics Laboratory for (2)|PHYS 203 Engineering Physics (4)
Scientists and |
Engineers: Electricity |
and Magnetism |
PHYSICS 1C Physics for Scientists (5)|
and Engineers: |
Electrodynamics, |
Optics, and Special |
Relativity |
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ENGCOMP 3 English Composition, (5)|ENGL 100 Freshman Composition (4)
Rhetoric, and Language | Same as: ENGL 100LC
AND | AND
One additional course in English |ENGL 102 Freshman Composition (3)
composition | and Literature
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OR
|ENGL 103 Critical and (3)
| Argumentative Writing
| Same as: ENGL 103LC
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OR
|PHIL 103 Philosophical (3)
| Reasoning: Critical
| Thinking in Philosophy
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OR
|PSYC 103 Critical Thinking in (3)
| Psychology
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OR
|SPCH 235 Fundamentals of (3)
| Argumentation and
| Persuasion
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One course in computer programming: |CIS 180 Programming in C/C++ (3)
C++ is preferred for this major |
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OR
|CIS 280X Object-Oriented (3.5)
| Programming in C++
NOTE: A course equivalent to UCLA's Computer Science 31 will be accepted towards
this requirement.
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Listed below are additional degree requirements for this major that are
________ recommended and can be met with community college courses:
strongly
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COM SCI 31 Introduction to (4)|No course articulated
Computer Science I |
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COM SCI 32 Introduction to (4)|CIS 292 Data Structures (3)
Computer Science II |
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COM SCI M51A Logic Design of (4)|No course articulated
Digital Systems |
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