Publication at Faculty of Mathematics and Physics |
2012
Abstract
The contribution introduces an electroic collection of solved physics problems. The collection contains elaborately annotated solutions, as well as notes, various hints and other tools to support students' will to solve the problems independently.
The collection exists in electronic version only and so it is possible to be used interactively to lead students to solve problems without previous reading of the detailed solution. The authors offer to all interested persons a database and an administrator interface to create own collection of fully solved problems.