Yar_Shrabi
burrrrrrrrrrrrrah!!
has any1 got the text for Ahst101 to sell ??? 
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• Principles of Information Systems: Seventh Edition, New in ’05, Computer Literacy CD, HTML Basics Text. Great condition, no marks. Also include study notes.
• Sell $65
ECON111
• Microeconomics: A Contemporary Introduction Text & Study Guide, New in ’03 But still highly relevant, no need to buy a newer text. Some highlighter. Also include study notes.
• Sell $55
ACCG200
• Management Accounting: An Australian Perspective. New in ’05. Great condition, no marks. Also include study notes.
• Sell $70
• Principles of Information Systems: Seventh Edition, New in ’05, Computer Literacy CD, HTML Basics Text. Great condition, no marks. Also include study notes.
• Sell $65
ECON111
• Microeconomics: A Contemporary Introduction Text & Study Guide, New in ’03 But still highly relevant, no need to buy a newer text. Some highlighter. Also include study notes.
• Sell $55
ACCG200
• Management Accounting: An Australian Perspective. New in ’05. Great condition, no marks. Also include study notes.
• Sell $70
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Yar_Shrabi said:has any1 got the text for Ahst101 to sell ???
I need the ones in bold:
ACST101 -
1)Techniques and elements of finance, maths of finance for instruments and markets (whole bundle) - 96.75
ACCG105 -
1) Accounting: building business skills - 110.95
2) General skills in accounting: competencies for students and graduates - 39.95
3) Ants Pants: Manual Practice Set - 34.95
MATH133:
(BOTH RECOMMENDED NOT REQUIRED)
1) Elementary linear algebra w/ applications - 112.95
2) Calculus: Single and multivariable - 109.95
ECON111:
1) Microeconomics: Contemporary introduction + study guide (bundle) - 109.95
If you are willing to sell any of the aforementioned books, please let me know via PM.
EDIT: I now have all the books that I require...although i would like to purchase Calculus, but i doubt anyone has it
ACST101 -
1)Techniques and elements of finance, maths of finance for instruments and markets (whole bundle) - 96.75
ACCG105 -
1) Accounting: building business skills - 110.95
2) General skills in accounting: competencies for students and graduates - 39.95
3) Ants Pants: Manual Practice Set - 34.95
MATH133:
(BOTH RECOMMENDED NOT REQUIRED)
1) Elementary linear algebra w/ applications - 112.95
2) Calculus: Single and multivariable - 109.95
ECON111:
1) Microeconomics: Contemporary introduction + study guide (bundle) - 109.95
If you are willing to sell any of the aforementioned books, please let me know via PM.
EDIT: I now have all the books that I require...although i would like to purchase Calculus, but i doubt anyone has it
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at the texts in th city supra
the accg105 text is sellin for 78~
nd cant remmeber off the top of my head
but the generic sklls was sellin for 30~
the accg105 text is sellin for 78~
nd cant remmeber off the top of my head
but the generic sklls was sellin for 30~
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CityWeekly careers, 4th August 2005.flyin' said:These "ecom students doing acturial studies" will either:
a) fail dismally at university;
b) be unemployed because "I have Ecom degree in Acturial studies" will not go down well with an employers; or
c) all of the above.
And if they do get a job before I do, I'll join the Fraser bandwagon.
SMF recruitment
Banking Careers:
"Acturial Analyst - Superannuation 60K"
All aboard.
That's nothing.
Check PwC Vacation program. They also spell "Acturial". Too bad it doesn't work the other way (ie. if you spell Acturial in your application, you're gone.)
It makes you think they (the employers who can't spell) just want to employ actuaries for the sake of doing so, without knowing what they do.
Check PwC Vacation program. They also spell "Acturial". Too bad it doesn't work the other way (ie. if you spell Acturial in your application, you're gone.)
It makes you think they (the employers who can't spell) just want to employ actuaries for the sake of doing so, without knowing what they do.