Thursday, February 03, 2005

To the professional

I purchased a book that addresses the professional as audience of the book. The solutions and the Instructors Manual is available only to professors and teachers. The question is -- why do the smart people get solutions. I can understand the students not getting the solutions, but why do the professors need it? Are they not already smart to figure out the solutions by themselves?


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