Has anyone taken a CC class for Phys 7A or 7B?

[HalfAzn]

I’m an EECS major taking a gap year and looking to get these two out of the way before I go back, since I don’t think a Berkeley-level understanding will be necessary for any of my upper divs.

The problem is I can’t find any community college that offers an equivalent class at the right math level. 7A and 7B are supposed to be taught at a Calc II and Calc III level respectively. Every community college I find has them at the Calc I and Calc II level, respectively. This includes all the ones I’ve seen listed on assist.org. Does assist override the fact that the math levels don’t match up?

[ucbalumnus]

Which community colleges are you looking at?

Here are some CCs where the physics and math sequences are aligned the same as at UCB:

http://www.dvc.edu/academics/cte-pdfs/physics-info.pdf
http://www.ccsf.edu/en/educational-programs/ccsf-catalog/courses-by-department/phyc-courses.html
http://laney.edu/physics/physics-courses/

UCB comparison:

http://guide.berkeley.edu/courses/physics/

[ucbalumnus]

https://engineering.berkeley.edu/academics/undergraduate-guide/policies-procedures/enrollment says that:

@UCB CoE

Once you begin your education in the College of Engineering, attendance at any institution other than UC Berkeley requires permission. If you wish to take courses at another school during the summer (or in a semester that you are not enrolled at UC Berkeley), you must consult with your Engineering Student Services (ESS) Adviser before registering for the courses.