eughhhh... I think you'll find the answer in the second bottom drawer on the left.

Where are you enrolled? Isn't the school offering the course?

This question is too vague to answer.

some dummy looking for an easy out - probably can't pass the course offered at their university.

When I enrolled into March. I already had all structures done during my undergraduate studies and I provided the syllabus and all the materials and tests to the structures professor in graduate school and he made me pass it without taking it. Granted I didn't get a grade but it never counter towards my GPA.

So as others have stated you need to get us more information as what your background is blah blah blah...but yes your adviser could help you out if you asked the right questions.  

Thanks for the constructive feedback.  I failed Structures I because of a health related illness an in order to graduate on time (2016) I need to take Structures I and Structures II simultaneously. My MArch program teaches them in sequence, Structures I in Spring and Structures II in the Fall.  

I'm located in Virginia.

My background is a BFA in Architecture and Design.  

Talk to your adviser / administrator / registrar / anyone in your department who will listen.

"a health related illness"

Sounds like bullshit and no one cares if you graduate on time. One more semester won't kill you, dummy.

prob a good idea to take them one after the other or you'll be totally lost and likely to fail/waste time and money