LOL, econ110 has alot of students enrolled in the unit so it's relatively easy to find a used econ110 book than books for your other subjects, which are pretty much bespoke to acst students
As for the others, hello2005 pretty much summed up semester one's textbook requirements.
As for semester two, the econ111 textbook is worth buying as well (the text book is good, if a little vague, but the workbook that comes with it is rubbish and you prob won't use it) and for acccg105 they pretty much force you to buy the books , as the tute questions etc are IN The textbook itself rather than supplied by the unit staff. (However for accg105 it might be best to wait because apparently they're changing the textbooks, someone correct me if i'm wrong)
For math133, hello2005's comments hold true again and for acst101 dont' bother buying the book at all. The lecturer, David Wescott's notes are pretty detailed and the unit co ordinators pretty much provide you with everything you need( the questions for the tests are pretty much in the unit notes but with words/numbers changed). BTW acst101 is fairly easy for ACST students, which is probably the biggest reason why the textbooks for the unit is useless.
BTW2, the 151 textbook has some license to use some internet service attached to it which is most likely expired and required by the unit, so i'd be EXTREMELY wary about purchasing a second hand copy.
Also don't forget to get credits in most of your subjects, otherwise it'll be a waste of time and money. (stat171, econ111, accg105, acst101)
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