Sentence examples for undergraduate text from inspiring English sources

My undergraduate text book, Invertebrate Palaeontology and Evolution by E.N.K Clarkson, only mentions octopuses in passing.

First published in the 1950's and reprinted as recently as 1981, Dr. Nelkon's book is the equivalent of an advanced high school or beginning undergraduate text.

While Dixson's book is written for graduate students and colleagues, Boyd and Silk's How Humans Evolved is the latest version of a successful undergraduate text.

Naturally the treatment is condensed, and the reader who wants more should go to the texts of Downey and Fellows (1999) [2], Flum and Grohe (2006) [59], Niedermeier (2006) [28], and the upcoming undergraduate text (Downey and Fellows 2012) [278].

I found this book worked best as an undergraduate text providing a broad overview of each area.

The input to Facile is a text file of chemical reactions written in a notation very similar to that used by most undergraduate text books.

In my own discipline – politics – the key undergraduate texts are overwhelmingly by and about men.

The book came about when, as a young lecturer, Mayhew was told to teach thermal aspects of engines and found that the available undergraduate texts in the area were inadequate.

The college lending library supplements the university libraries and holds over 100,000 volumes, including core undergraduate texts.

Many of Blackstone's undergraduate texts survive, and they include few legal texts, instead being wide-ranging; politics, current affairs, poetry, geometry and controversial theological texts.

This is not surprising when you consider the bias against transgender people in the undergraduate psychology text Understanding Abnormal Behavior by Sue, Sue and Sue.