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> Some kind of hacking or fraud would be necessary for a student to gain access. Unless someone else had access to it, made it available online as a public "fr
by sev 16y ago
> Some kind of hacking or fraud would be necessary for a student to gain access.
Unless someone else had access to it, made it available online as a public "free" download and they found it by searching for it. No hacking or fraud was necessary there (by the students at least)
For example, when I was a student the professor assigned even numbered problems so that the answers wouldn't be in the back of the linear algebra book. However, I found a PDF online that contained all answers with solutions! I didn't have to hack anything.
- billswift 16y agoThat strikes me as an obnoxious professor. What conceivable reason could there be for a college instructor to do that? I only took a few courses before I withdrew, but the math instructors always assigned problems with solutions for homework, that way we could tell if we didn't understand something and ask about it in class.