<p>For econ 101, it just says that I need to buy a book called "Principles of Economics". Hmm... there are A LOT of books called that. Could someone please tell me the author and edition of the book we need for econ 101? Thanks so much.</p>
<p>If you’re taking it with Byrns you probably just need his book.</p>
<p>my teacher turns out to me Salemi, same book?</p>
<p>Just look up the ISBN at Student Stores and search for ISBN.</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure all Econ101 classes use the same book (Bryns’ book).</p>
<p>…Do you want my Byrns’ book? I’ll sell it to you.</p>
<p>I’m actually considering it, what year is the book published?</p>
<p>student central also says I need a CPS code card, what exactly is that? Also I found a book called principles of economics by Vincent Byrnes published in 1996, is that the book?</p>
<p>No, the guy who wrote it is Ralph Byrns, who also teaches there.</p>
<p>I love Byrns. I have two econ books from my freshman year that I’m actually trying to sell, glad to know that they’re still used.</p>
<p>I’m taking Salemi’s class this fall, as well. Anyone want to sell me their book? :)</p>
<p>ugh…Salemi was not my favorite, but then again I dislike Econ…when I took him, his book was different from Byrns’</p>
<p>Also, his class is probably full of sophomores and upperclassmen but if you can take McCallie for Econ101- it’s A LOT easier!</p>
<p>Byrns is the man and you should try to get into his class. Unless you’re the type that needs the teacher to go over everything.</p>
<p>I switched from Aguilar to Salemi. Hopefully I don’t kick myself in the butt :(</p>
<p>Take Byrns, I never went to class except on quiz day, got 60’s on two of the exams, but got an 85 on the final. And with extra credit got an A in the class. He had my final count as my other 2 exams. Great guy as well.</p>
<p>Aguilar is tough, but fair and probably the smartest econ prof. around in my opinion.</p>
<p>havent had byrnes, but heard hes pretty good.</p>
<p>I had Balaban, she was by far the best econ professor…I dunno if she still teaches 101 though. If you get a chance, do take Balaban.</p>
<p>Aguilar is great if u are thinking about being an econ major…but he is intense… so don’t take it with him if ur not at all interested. I had him for macroeconomics (for non-majors) and it was tough as hell, I can only imagine what its like when he teaches classes for econ majors.</p>