yahoo12

Is it possible to transfer from UCR to Purdue university to the the Electrical Engineering dept after the first year? here are the classes taken by each of the universities.

http://www.engr.ucr.edu/studentaffai...cal_2006.shtml

http://www.purdue.edu/Admissions/Und...r.shtml#chart1

second link is the admission critieria for purdue transfer students...class requirements etc.


and as a side note ENGR 092 is an elective is it possible to replace it with a programming class?

boomer01

yeah, just take the basics, like calc I, II, physics, Chem and computer programming, and you should get in easy.

yahoo12

does it matter if you come from a quarter system as opposed to a semester system?

oh yea that link was for the precal option....im in the calc one

http://www.engr.ucr.edu/studentaffai...s/ee2006.shtml

since it doesnt have C++, there are optional classes which imma probably gonna replace with programming.

yahoo12

bump............

jayhawk303

no man it doesnt...they just multiply ur quarter hours by .66 and thats how many semester hours ur awarded

surftb15

hey but if u fill there general ed requirments, how does that work exactly? say u have a 3 credit class, now that equals 2 credits???????

im confused how that works

jayhawk303

they just give u however much it was worth at ur cc x.66...so if its worth a different amount at their school it doesnt matter, ull get a different amount of credit

surftb15

well this sucks = /

thats too bad really,

stupid quarter system

mojojojo69

i thought it was 1.5

jayhawk303

u get the same thing either way within a few decimal points whether u divide by 1.5 or multiply by .66

mojojojo69

ohhhh.....