> Hmm, if you try this here, the risk to be shut because do not respect
> a hard conquered democracy...

I don't think it is much different from a 'required' book. The student
is not realy required to buy the PCB or the book (he can in theory
complete the course without the book, or with his friend's book, or with
a pdf on a laptop), it is just that the lessons, homework and final work
are arranged in a way that assumes that the student has full-time access
to all items on the 'required for this class' list. I think the
arrangement in your country would be similar?

Wouter van Ooijen

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