Modeling

Err... they just printed it out. You can go to ...(the website)and get the latest revision (currently, Candidate Recommendation, must more recent than what's here) for free. Use a printer. Or just look at it on screen. Hey, for ...(this kind of money), you've got a nice down payment on the printer.

Gibberish; the author seems to like using big, seldom-used words to disguise his misunderstanding of the topic. A quick look through a dictionary reveals that the author either (a) Had no idea what he is talking about or (b) is trying to invent his own language. Skip this book and buy Yourdon's or Gane & Sarson's.

This book totally sucks. The book uses very confusing and not to the point language. Instead of learning, one gets lost in the text. Do not buy this piece of junk!!!

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This book contains too many errors and misrepresentations to be of use to beginning or experienced programmers. As an Instructor I attempted to use this book in a Visual Basic Internet programming class and it was a complete failure. This book is based on a beta copy of the Microsoft Internet Control Pack (ICP), which has been subsequently dropped by Microsoft. The ICP was full of bugs and incomplete code. The same can be said of the author's coverage and bundled code. For example, one of the author's sample VB programs had a path "d:\book\vbcode" hard coded in a sample program. The author's code could not be compiled. There were numerous errors with the text, the code, and other aspects of the book. The only thing of value in this book was some of the theoretical coverage of common Internet protocols such as FTP, NNTP, and SMTP/POP3. Unless you need to learn the old Microsoft Internet Control Package you should not buy this book

It is the worst book about stochastic processes I've ever read, it's confusing, if there were concepts clear in your mind after reading the book there won't be anymore. It is a very useful book to burn.

I was very disappointed with this textbook. The basic tutorial included with AutoCAD is much more informative and helpful. I expected more tips and tricks for the price I paid, but I was sadly disappointed. Not one tip or trick.

As another reviewer previously mentioned....the written text on one page usually refers to figures located one or two pages from the actual text. A lot of flipping pages, very annoying. Also, the author asks you several questions at the end of each chapter, as if this were a student manual or something. Wasted pages on this since he already outlines at the beginning of the chapter what you are supposed to learn. Also, the author doesn't take advantage of the toolbar menu structure of AutoCAD, so you are left with no support on how to locate icons at all within AutoCAD. This is really bad because 1/4 of the AutoCAD graphics area contains these icons and one is left with no definition of how they are laid out or what they mean. One of the things I was really looking for was how to incorporatate a systematic or standard approach in creating parts, assemblies, and on to drawing documentation. There was a huge amount of information left out in regards to this and I felt sort of "suckered" from the summary. I had really expected more depth in this, but rather half of the text covers surface modeling only. About 1/5 actually text content covers any type of documentation process.

Overall....I expected more and you would be better off with a lower cost student manual. Steer clear of this one unless you get a deal on a used one.

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Dear Sir/Madam, I was searching for a book named CAD/CAM .But could'nt get that one.Instead I got this one.I was not satisfied with that. I could'nt get the info of the book.Please see that I can review the book.