Accg100+101 vs 105 (1 Viewer)

[Supra]

Hey my friend whos doin appfin/llb was wondering whether it is better to do accg 100 and 101, as opposed to 105...what is the difference between these units and would it b better for him to do 105 given that he is doin app fin/law (and he has done business + economics in year 12)


thanks

 

[GoodToGo]

Well doing 1 unit is always better than 2 (less time and hecs.). Plus 105 is easier.

 

[Sweet_Lemon]

but u still have to do ACCG101 dont u??? tat's the prerequsite of 101 said~~

 

[jlh]

for applied finance you do ACCG101 if you do ACCG100.

i'd say just do ACCG105. its for those students who arn't doing an acounting major but need to know some basic accounting for their degree.

 

[Supra]

no Sweet Lemon for appfin u do either 100+101 OR 105, in accounting u have to do
Accg 101+Accg 105 OR Accg 100

so accg 105 is easier?

 

[Grizzly]

accg105 is easier. but, its only easier for those who have done 100 and 101.

 

[Sweet_Lemon]

i will just do 100 and 101...ekke...not making it too complexed at this stage...lol

 

[ReaveR]

You have to do 100/101, unless you want to do 105 then summer school 101 =p

Edit: This is referring to sweet lemon

 

[GoodToGo]

accg105 is easier. but, its only easier for those who have done 100 and 101.

I found 105 not that difficult (esp in relation to ACCG200). It is used to be a core unit for B Creative Arts students, believe it or not.

 

[redruM]

105 is much easier than doing both 100 and 101.

and actuaries already have a heavy enough load...just stick with doin 105, imo.

sweet lemon, you are doing bcom- accg, so do 100 and 101. 101 follows on from 100. and you majoring in accg, so you need to have strong foundations in accg.
what happens is that 100 is a sem1 subject and 105 and 101 are sem2. 101 is also offered in summer school.

so you do 100 in first sem. if you pass, you do 101, if you fail, you do 105 and 101 in summer school. thats the preferred method.

 

[Sweet_Lemon]

105 is much easier than doing both 100 and 101.

and actuaries already have a heavy enough load...just stick with doin 105, imo.

sweet lemon, you are doing bcom- accg, so do 100 and 101. 101 follows on from 100. and you majoring in accg, so you need to have strong foundations in accg.
what happens is that 100 is a sem1 subject and 105 and 101 are sem2. 101 is also offered in summer school.

so you do 100 in first sem. if you pass, you do 101, if you fail, you do 105 and 101 in summer school. thats the preferred method.

thanks redrum...LOL~~now just wish tat i will pass all my examzz...LOL~~wat's this winter skool? on the handbook?? ekek~~

 

[redruM]

wat's this winter skool? on the handbook?? ekek~~

winter school?

 

[cro_angel]

is that mashford.. or someone else from oakhill that happens to be doing that degree and did those subjects lol

 

[GoodToGo]

Theres a whole bunch of overseas winter courses u can do at macq. Mostly to our scandinavian exchange partners.

 

[flyin']

Macquarie doesn't offer much in terms of Winter School, prolly just Geology units and a few other "excursion" units.

If only Macquarie had UNSW "Online" units *cough*...

 

[Supra]

is that mashford.. or someone else from oakhill that happens to be doing that degree and did those subjects lol

lol hmm yeh...i dunno how u came to that guess tho

 

[Sweet_Lemon]

oh...coz i saw the word winter...so i thought tat's a winter session like the summer one
lol

 

[flyin']

winter session is shorter, i think (and usually doesn't involve lectures in uni)

 

[Sweet_Lemon]

oh.....someone said in one thread tat summer skool's subjects cost the same price as d international student?

 

[flyin']

that someone was flyin' (in fact, it's a little cheaper than international student rate, but not by much)

like for a subject which would normally cost about $700, you might find it costs $1400 in summer school