Title: Wyatt is Indifferent
Product review: Wouldnt you think that a textbook on a topic as jargonesque as Autocad would include a glossary to decode at least some of the more obscure arcana? Wyatt writes sentences with sequences of program-specific, interreferential terms that become so circular, they are totally indecipherable. Should one opt for a try at decoding this spaghetti dinner, there is no set of definitions that would provide a place to begin. In addition, paragraphs consist of utterly unconnected thoughts making reference to all sorts of directions the student may take. As an explanation of how to think about the program it is a nonentity. There are ligically laid-out sequences of how to perform specific tasks but no sensible explanation of how they might connect to any work other than the specific tutorial exercises on the accompanying disc. I pass.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
