I [Tom] went through Berkeley’s requirements. Although they didn’t change their course structure, they appear to have recently changed their requirements. Christos described it as "liberating".

The equivalent of our CS degree: http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/Programs/Notes/Content/Chapter3.pdf

• One year of calculus
• One semester of linear algebra and differential equations
• EE 42 (electronics)
• CS 61A,B,C (intro to programming, data structures, and machine org)
• CS 70 (discrete math and probability)
• 27 upper division units, including (typical courses are 4-5 credits)
  • CS 170 (theory)
  • Two software project courses (out of a list of seven)
  • Two more CS courses
  • Electives allowed from outside the department

The equivalent of our CompE degree: http://www.eecs.berkeley.edu/Programs/Notes/Content/Chapter2.pdf

• 1 semester, technical communication
• 30 units of science and math, including:
  • 2 semesters of physics
  • one more from (physics, chem, bio, astro)
  • 1 semester of molecular bio, or an upper division science course
  • 4 semesters of calculus
• 45 units of engineering, incl 20 units of upper division EECS courses, incl:
  • EE 20 (signal conditioning)
  • EE 40 (electronics)
  • CS 61A,B,C
  • Discrete math or stat
  • One major upper division design course

The CS minor:

• CS 61A,B,C
• CS 70 (discrete math)
• 3 upper-division CS courses