Online courses and textbooks I recommend - Alexey Guzey
IMO textbooks are pretty terrible for self-study, primarily because they’re written to complement lecture-notes at universities. They’re full of unnecessary detail because they’re effectively a back-up reference, and the problems are generally poorly thought out (compared to say questions you’d get when studying, where the prof needs to make sure the questions are doable and cover the most important parts of the course). /u/baazaa Biology MITx Introduction to Biology …
created: 2017-11-25; modified: 2020-12-05 IMO textbooks are pretty terrible for self-study, primarily because they’re written to complement lecture-notes at universities. They’re full of unnecessary detail because they’re effectively a back-up reference, and the problems are generally poorly thought out (compared to say questions you’d get when studying, where the prof needs to make sure the questions are doable and cover the most important parts of the course). Biology MITx Introduction to Biology MITx Molecular Biology. Part 1. Part 2. Part 3. MIT OCW Systems Biology And William W.…
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