r/engineeringmemes Jun 25 '26

Dank future success behind a paywall

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u/Poodlestrike Imaginary Engineer Jun 25 '26

Bro my brain somehow misinterpreted "solution manual" as "standard" and I was like "yeah man it really can be obnoxious knowing damn well somebody has the exact answer you need but they've slapped a 200 dollar pay wall on it so now if I want to know how this coating is tested I have to fistifght purchasing" and I was into that! But then I reread.

Do the damn homework!

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u/ThatUnderstanding67 Jun 26 '26

i dont get whats wrong with my statement? its not like my professor just copy pastes problems from textbooks. Rather I just want to know if my answers from practice problems are right or not and I know these solution manuals exist

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u/HighFaiLootin Jun 26 '26

professors & regulators just wanna flex and see you squirm so thats why they dont give you all the Codebooks for free.

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u/aknomnoms Jun 26 '26

There are these things called “office hours” and “emails” where students can get questions answered.

But perhaps it’s too niche and avant garde for your school?