Comments on: Could I use an old Biology textbook for an Intro to Cell & Molecular Biology Course? http://cheap-college-book.com/could-i-use-an-old-biology-textbook-for-an-intro-to-cell-molecular-biology-course/ A helpful guide for all things college Fri, 18 May 2012 21:52:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Sadia S http://cheap-college-book.com/could-i-use-an-old-biology-textbook-for-an-intro-to-cell-molecular-biology-course/comment-page-1/#comment-3342 Sadia S Tue, 29 Dec 2009 07:05:53 +0000 http://cheap-college-book.com/could-i-use-an-old-biology-textbook-for-an-intro-to-cell-molecular-biology-course/#comment-3342 It is too old. There have been too many developments in this particular field. It is advisable to get new books on this subject especially.<a href="http://www.prohomeschool.com/homeschool-legal-defense.htm"> Sadia S</a> It is too old. There have been too many developments in this particular field. It is advisable to get new books on this subject especially. Sadia S

]]> By: MONIQUE B http://cheap-college-book.com/could-i-use-an-old-biology-textbook-for-an-intro-to-cell-molecular-biology-course/comment-page-1/#comment-3341 MONIQUE B Sun, 27 Dec 2009 15:48:38 +0000 http://cheap-college-book.com/could-i-use-an-old-biology-textbook-for-an-intro-to-cell-molecular-biology-course/#comment-3341 nope. subject is too specific. get the books it will be worth it.<a href="http://www.businessbrokersguide.com/vr-business-broker.htm"> MONIQUE B</a> nope. subject is too specific. get the books it will be worth it. MONIQUE B

]]> By: phoenix http://cheap-college-book.com/could-i-use-an-old-biology-textbook-for-an-intro-to-cell-molecular-biology-course/comment-page-1/#comment-3340 phoenix Fri, 25 Dec 2009 06:29:24 +0000 http://cheap-college-book.com/could-i-use-an-old-biology-textbook-for-an-intro-to-cell-molecular-biology-course/#comment-3340 in the old book, you have a good reference point. the knowledge you gain from it wouldn't be a waste. you would have another author's opinion and that's not a bad thing. having a current version of text would be advisable. you must be able to change with the times or become obsolete and left behind. although, history does offer a good foundation for true knowledge. case in point: the first time that i studied about computer, i started from the knowledge of dos. this gave me clear knowledge of the function of the p c. word perfect was still our point of operation. later would come windows and having the solid foundation of knowledge helped me to make a smoother transformation.<a href="http://www.resumeminers.com/Recruiting/Bilingual-Recruiting.htm"> phoenix</a> in the old book, you have a good reference point. the knowledge you gain from it wouldn’t be a waste. you would have another author’s opinion and that’s not a bad thing.
having a current version of text would be advisable. you must be able to change with the times or become obsolete and left behind. although, history does offer a good foundation for true knowledge.
case in point: the first time that i studied about computer, i started from the knowledge of dos. this gave me clear knowledge of the function of the p c. word perfect was still our point of operation. later would come windows and having the solid foundation of knowledge helped me to make a smoother transformation. phoenix

]]> By: Paul B http://cheap-college-book.com/could-i-use-an-old-biology-textbook-for-an-intro-to-cell-molecular-biology-course/comment-page-1/#comment-3339 Paul B Thu, 24 Dec 2009 08:39:40 +0000 http://cheap-college-book.com/could-i-use-an-old-biology-textbook-for-an-intro-to-cell-molecular-biology-course/#comment-3339 Such an old text will be of limited use. It will probably give you a grounding in the basic concepts, but you would be far better off getting a more up to date text - there have been quantum leaps in technology, methodology and knowledge in the past 20 years. Try eBay or a similar trading site; you should be able to pick up a modern text for a good price. Good luck with the class :)<a href="http://www.resumeminers.com/management/special-interest.htm"> Paul B</a> Such an old text will be of limited use. It will probably give you a grounding in the basic concepts, but you would be far better off getting a more up to date text - there have been quantum leaps in technology, methodology and knowledge in the past 20 years.

Try eBay or a similar trading site; you should be able to pick up a modern text for a good price.

Good luck with the class :) Paul B

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