Title: Burn your money and skip the middle man
Product review: This book was a required text for two of my math courses this past year. I was hoping that it might have some useful sections of complex analysis, or Fourier transforms, vector calculus, ordinary and partial differential equations, or any of the other topics we covered. But the information presented here, if any, was hidden completely by Greenberg's random fluff. Even the worst teacher is enough to make this book completely superfluous. There are no insights to any deeper meaning behind the mathematics, and the simple examples are abysmal. I would only recommend this book if you are planning on learning the material completely on your own, and even then, you could probably do better locking yourself in a closet than buying this book. It remains in mint condition after a full year of "use." Please don't waste your money as I did.
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