Re:States are moving to cut college costs by introducing ope...
by fnordfnordfnord on Tuesday April 25, 2017 @12:17PM
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>The savviest rotate the problems from semester to semester to ensure zero resale value.
Not trying to tell you that there aren't some jackasses who do this for extra loot, but one good reason to rotate the problems is to prevent students from showing up with an answer key. ie: When I was in college our IEEE club had a more comprehensive question bank than any single prof at my uni.
Re:States are moving to cut college costs by introducing ope...
by gertef on Tuesday April 25, 2017 @02:22PM
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Any college worth attending doesn't make homework a condition of your grades. If your class can be beaten by an "answer key" you aren't teaching/testing anything important.
Not trying to tell you that there aren't some jackasses who do this for extra loot, but one good reason to rotate the problems is to prevent students from showing up with an answer key. ie: When I was in college our IEEE club had a more comprehensive question bank than any single prof at my uni.