LF: Textbook for 2005 (first yr. management @ UTSC)

Booklist not out yet, but here are my courses.

ASTA01H3 F Intro to Astronomy & Astro I

COPD07Y3 Y Co-op Management Work Prep

CSCA02H3 F The Why and How of Computing

ECMA04H3 F Intro Microeconomics: Math App
ECMA06H3 S Intro Macroeconomics: Math App

MGTA03H3 F Introduction to Management I
MGTA04H3 S Introduction to Management II

HISA02H3 S The Twentieth Century World II

MATA27H3 S Introduction to Optimization

MGTB05H3 F Financial Accounting I
MGTB06H3 S Financial Accounting II



Thanks.

I am assuming you mean U of T Scarberia. You will need to post the name of the books, as well as the edition and author.

Originally Posted by Avenger

I am assuming you mean U of T Scarberia. You will need to post the name of the books, as well as the edition and author.

School book lists are out already?

Originally Posted by f00kie

School book lists are out already?

For most places no, which is why this thread is premature and will serve no purpose - books vary by year, and even if they dont there is usually a new edition. Wait until the list is there so you know WHAT you are requesting!

Originally Posted by Avenger

For most places no, which is why this thread is premature and will serve no purpose - books vary by year, and even if they dont there is usually a new edition. Wait until the list is there so you know WHAT you are requesting!

Goood idea.

CSCA02H3 F The Why and How of Computing

i have the CSC lecture package, with inclass slides and class notes
$30

PM if interested

Originally Posted by CSR

Booklist not out yet, but here are my courses.
COPD07Y3 Y Co-op Management Work Prep

CSCA02H3 F The Why and How of Computing

ECMA04H3 F Intro Microeconomics: Math App
ECMA06H3 S Intro Macroeconomics: Math App

MGTA03H3 F Introduction to Management I
MGTA04H3 S Introduction to Management II

MATA27H3 S Introduction to Optimization

MGTB05H3 F Financial Accounting I
MGTB06H3 S Financial Accounting II

Thanks.

The computer textbook as far as I remember is USELESS, just get the course package.

Economic book is a COMPLETE waste of money.

Intro to Mgt, if you've taken any basic business class in high school, you'll do well even without reading.

Into to Opt, high-school calculus + only a little bit extra on multi-var optimization.