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its unlikely that they'll change but you never know. Your best option which is what I've done in the past was to email your lecturer and ask for the Unit outline as you're a keen to have a read before. You'll get two answers: 1. Sure 2. Wait. No harm in asking though.
Also, readers which are bought from the print shop campus tend to be available 1-2 weeks before hand so keep an eye on that if you're keen. Beware to not burn yourself out though.
http://sydney.edu.au/ups/ucc/student_notes/index.shtml
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Also, readers which are bought from the print shop campus tend to be available 1-2 weeks before hand so keep an eye on that if you're keen. Beware to not burn yourself out though.
http://sydney.edu.au/ups/ucc/student_notes/index.shtml
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What classes do you have?
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Best way to find out your lecturer google usyd (department) and look for the unit of study list.
In your case it would be usyd economics department: http://sydney.edu.au/arts/economics/undergrad/ug_uos.shtml and http://sydney.edu.au/arts/economics/undergrad/ug_uos.shtml?u=ECON_1001_2014_1
Most of the time you can go to the arts faculty website and on the sidebar go to departments and look for yours.
In your case it would be usyd economics department: http://sydney.edu.au/arts/economics/undergrad/ug_uos.shtml and http://sydney.edu.au/arts/economics/undergrad/ug_uos.shtml?u=ECON_1001_2014_1
Most of the time you can go to the arts faculty website and on the sidebar go to departments and look for yours.
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I got a casual job at CO OP HAHAHAHA YESS
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I'm just not not sure if it's the same textbook this year. I've heard that they now come with some online stuff that only works for 1 year?
Yeah that's right. Its called myeconlab, but I think you can buy it separately as well. Otherwise if you buy from coop, its approx 150 for the book and myeconlab.
The book should still be the same though, but you should confirm with your lecturer
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Other places to look for cheaper books would be http://www.bookdepository.com/ and http://booko.com.au/ . There are other 'sources' which you might be able to find but most of the time I would make sure that i actually needed to reader for the reading list. Eg: Last sem I onl needed a total of maybe 50 pages out of a 300 page book. I ended up just scanning bits from the library and reading it on my tablet.
Could you tell me what MyEconLab is please?
Do you know how often people would use EconLab? and what for?
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Not sure.
Ah ok, so lecturers don't say you need them? + How much are you selling your Micro textbook for?
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It's like revision questions - both mathematical and conceptual. It is quite good for revision but depends on how you study. I used it a couple of times and found it was far too slow and tedious for my liking - so gave my password to a friend who was struggling. I suggest you buy it (as a package they are $150 ish from co-op)- might help you (might not). For example, the person who came 2nd in my cohort used it quite regularly so it can pay off.