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> If the professors want to use the book in classrooms then they should come up with their own exercises instead of basically stealing the book's questions. I
by Kihashi 8y ago
> If the professors want to use the book in classrooms then they should come up with their own exercises instead of basically stealing the book's questions.
I always wondered why there weren't supplement books/websites of practice problems that were separate from the text book. Seems like an easy way to make money. I guess because it makes it harder to pass on to the students.
- mattkrause 8y agoThere are! Some books have “solution manuals” or “companions” with worked solutions to a subset of the problems. There are also those big compendia of “5000 problems in linear algebra” or whatever. It’s true that these are most common for big, intro-to-intermediate classes, and less common elsewhere, but there are a lot kicking around....
- alex7o 8y agoThere are a lot of "problem books" where I live in Bulgaria.