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SELLING: NOTE: - The years listed refer to the year that I studied the course, in case the books have changed - PM me to ask for the name of the books if you are worried. - Please PM me for prices!! 2004 ECON110 (x 2 copies of O'Donnell's book) ECON111 ACCG105 ACST101 (still the...

ACST211 - 63 ECON201 - 70 COMP225 - 83 Would have liked a credit and high distinction in ACST and COMP respectively, and was considering appealing on the grounds that I missed a week of uni due to winter uni games. However, I realise that such an appeal would probably be laughed at. Now I'm...

Yes but is having a self-taught knowledge valid in the eyes of a company looking to hire you? I am getting a ACST/Comp Sci double degree for this very reason. I want to be able to use the programming skills I acquire during my Computer Science degree for modelling, forecasting etc.

Yeh let me tell you, it isn't fun redoing stats. I was pissed off to not get a D in it this time though .. missed out by 2 marks. Other than that I got a D in ACCG253 and was 3 off a HD for MATH136 (thought I had nailed the final exam, but oh well)

We just did this in ACCG253. If you don't learn it again during the course, there is no way I could see myself remembering it by the end of my degree :|

Here's a hot tip - Why not just wait till the UAIs are released on Saturday? How will knowing what is potentially a wrong indication of your true mark, help you in any shape or form?

**** if that's true I'll be pretty cut. Especially since I got into university with a scholarship and the full works. How much a year can change everything. If you ask me though, that's so unfair. Looks like I'll be stuck in this bloody course. Well Actuarial studies is a highly regarded...

G'day, I have a question about this topic. I'm considering transferring from my Actuarial Studies with Computer Science degree (at Macquarie university) to a combined Law degree at UNSW (Combined Law with Commerce). The thing is, my GPA will be below a credit following this semester (I'm...

Well I do ACST w/ Computer Science, have been out basically every Thursday, Friday and Saturday this year, rarely went to tuts in the first semester, didn't goto any Computer lectures first semester, and have a GPA of just under a credit (which I'm told I should try and raise). To be honest...

Ah yes, I looked over 12 and now get the same answer. My logic was that if the government lowers taxes, its getting less income and therefore, the budget deficit increases (providing G is constant). But now I concur with your response.

This is what I got for 2001 1B 2D 3A 4C 5B 6D 7D 8A 9C 10B 11A 12B (A is incorrect because Current Account does change, due to NIPO changing) 13D 14D 15D 16D 17C (I'm pretty sure that this is the correct answer radio head - I did the graph and everything) 18B 19A 20C 21...

Ok I think I understand how to explain it. Any suggestions are still welcome.

I must say  is an upward arrow.

Can anyone help me with Q5 parts i) and ii) of the Okun's law question. Basically my description of Okun's law was straight from the book. But I dunno how to answer i) and ii) I know how your meant to solve i) and ii) ie: i) U. = (1 – U) / U x (α. + NLF. – Y.) ii) (U. - 0.01) = (1 –...

Ok thanks Flamin' I was a bit iffy for question 1 and 2, and misread q 20

Isaac I got fairly similar answers to you for the 2003 past paper 1. B 2. C 3. C 4. D 5. B 6. D 7. A 8. C 9. D 10. A 11. B 12. B 13. C 14. C 15. A 16. B 17. D 18. B 19. A 20. A 21. C 22. A 23. D 24. Don't know I wasn't 100% about question 2 but a classmate got the...

Ah k fair enough. I think I'll stick to my interpretation though, but like zxl said, there are so many different interpretations that its hard to know what to use. Perhaps Isaaq and your 2nd year actuary friends are going into too much depth? I dunno.

Perhaps I misinterpreted your post, but i certainly wasn't offended enough to then go make another account to insult you. These boards being anonymous means I could have just insulted you through this account. That said though, I probably took your post out of context. I still believe I'm...

Ah ok, I didn't realise they did it by sections.

Oh btw I just realised my ask ur tutor advice isnt very helpful. All I can say is I know someone who asked their tutor about the difference in expected interest rate movements and actual interest rate movements (this was ages ago before the questions were even released, so don't panick about an...