The upper division classes are not shown here, so wondering

In summary, the conversation is discussing the availability of upper division classes for an engineering major and the number of classes one would need to take each semester. The link provided only shows lower division classes and the person is wondering about the upper division ones. They also mention transferring to CSU Chico after completing classes at a 2-year college. Another link is suggested to find more information about upper division classes.
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There must be about the same number of upper division classes for this engineering major as there are lower division? It would seem?

Ok, so, this link shows lower division classes for the major, it does not show upper, so these are the classes for an engineering B.S. (In other words, these are the classes to be taken at the 2 year college , and then in this case, you transfer to CSU Chico after completion of these at the 2 year college, ) so since it doesn't say much about the upper division ones, what are the upper division classes (probably) like in terms of how many there are ? (Granted, it's more or less the same at most schools.) How many classes per semester would one need to take per semester to study, at not a grueling pace perhaps, but, at a fairly quickly and efficient pace? Assuming you can figure out how many classes you feel comfortable taking once you transfer.

Have a looksie ?

http://www.assist.org/web-assist/re...ORPARK&oia=CSUC&aay=09-11&ay=10-11&dora=ENGEE
 
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Did you try the CSU Chico web site?

http://www.ecst.csuchico.edu/ece/bs_electrical_engineering_four_year_plan.php
 
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Related to The upper division classes are not shown here, so wondering

1. Why are the upper division classes not shown here?

Upper division classes are typically not shown in an introductory overview or course catalog because they are designed for students who have completed prerequisite courses and are ready to dive deeper into a specific subject area.

2. How can I find out about the upper division classes offered?

You can find out about upper division classes by consulting your academic advisor, browsing the course catalog for your major, or checking the department website for a list of upper division courses.

3. Can I take upper division classes even if I am not a major in that subject area?

In some cases, students may be able to take upper division classes outside of their major with permission from the instructor or department. It is always best to consult with your academic advisor before registering for classes outside of your major.

4. Are upper division classes more difficult than lower division classes?

Upper division classes are typically more specialized and focused on a specific subject area, so they may require more advanced knowledge and skills compared to lower division classes. However, the difficulty level can vary depending on the individual class and instructor.

5. Can I take upper division classes before completing lower division classes?

In most cases, upper division classes have prerequisite courses that must be completed before enrolling. However, some departments may allow students to take certain upper division classes with permission from the instructor or department. It is best to check with your academic advisor for specific requirements and guidelines.

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