Which Differential Equations Class Should I Take for Transfer Credit?

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In my school according to my degree I require to take
"Differential Equations and Linear Algebra" class but, there is another class called "Differential Equations". I am planning to transfer the next year to another school but, I don´t know which class of these two to take in order to get credit in another school.
 
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Ask the other school.

Usually what I've seen, though, is that Linear Algebra and Diff EQ's are separate classes, so my guess is take them separately if you can.
 
I would agree to Poop-Loops's opinion to ask the new school.
For my class, I had to take "Differential Equations and Linear Algebra" class when I was a freshman. This subject which is main subject for every student taught me in general idea. Then I enroll in "Differential Equation" class which was in advanced detail for physics-major student.