I am not a bioscience or medical type, so this text is rather out of my field. However, with that said, I have an interest in nervous system functioning and have found _Functional Neuroanatomy_ a very useful reference. It is slightly poorer as a textbook as it suffers from insufficient internal cross referencing (some exists, and a physiology book would no doubt have more). The index is reasonably complete in this regard, but relying on it can be awkward, particularly when it comes to looking up structures which have different names in different texts.

I bought this book because it was dual-purpose. One, it has understandable text describing neurophysiological pathways. Two, it has a text which had cross sections of the CNS in magnetic resonance and cadaver sections. In addition, to many easy-to-follow, educational diagrams, it has brief one-line summaries of the breadth on each page. It is an excellent choice for a neurological reference text for a library.

This book was part of our Internet Marketing Class.The book is very detailed and a must read for all Marketing Students and Professionals.

I enjoyed the read becuase it wasn't the 1-man point of view like most books contain. It was a discussion from multiple angles and multiple points of view that lets you come out with your own perspective once you've read it.

E-commerce is a hot issue. This book gives us lots of marketing concepts and it is valuable for marketing students to read. Also, it is helpful for those who are interested in doing business in the Internet. For example, how to market your products and service effectively via the net.

Me parece que los contenidos son muy amplios y se estudian con asombrosa profundidad. El orden de éstos permite una comprensión fácil y secuencial. Muchos ejemplos y ejercicios útiles. Como punto en contra, no deja claro qué materias son más importantes, lo cual puede distraer a un lector novicio. Para finalizar, creo que los autores deberían agregar un capítulo relacionado con semiconductores de potencia.

I did not realize how good this book was until I was taking graduate courses in semiconductor physics and VLSI design. After muddling through books specifically covering semiconductor devices (Streetman, Sze etc), I found myself referring back to this book for better explanations. Chapter 13 was expecially helpful for designing digital circuits in my VLSI design class. However, the appendix on SPICE modeling should be expanded to a whole chapter so students don't have to purchase additional texts on SPICE.

I bought this book in my freshman year in college. At first I hated it, reading it was a pain, it was a big book and just too much. I didn't learn the value of this book until my third year when I had to take a separate course on every chapter that was mentioned in this book, that's when I got confused by details and tangents of other books and had to get back to this book to pass my courses. I used this book in EVERY circuit courses that I took in college, and even now after graduation I still go back to it to look things up. I have read almost the whole thing; it talks about almost everything you need to know about circuits in college. It even got a table of filters and their transfer functions in chapter 11, knowing it is a must for every job interview you go to. Consider it a bible for electrical engineering.

I used this book during two semesters of circuit design courswork at college (I was an EE major) and found it to be extremely informative and detailed. It is a test book written clearly enough that I could miss lectures and still stay up with the course by reading the associated chapters in the book (something most text books fall short of).

Likewise, I have continued to refer back to the book now and again to review some topic I haven't used in a long time. It is an excellent reference.

The fact of the matter is that this book was written to be a text book for electical engineering majors (primarily). When considering its effectiveness as such a tool it is nothing short of excellent.

People wishing an introduction to electronics should stick with self help books from Radio Shack.

Imaging for the 20th Century. Not recommended for those interested in CURRENT anatomical imaging.

A waste of time and money.