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by richardwhiuk 1511 days ago
If the solutions have been copied from a set of solutions published by the university, they will have copyright. If the solutions are the students own work, then they won't, and this is abuse of the DMCA.
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For the sake of a mind game assume that assignments and solutions can be copyrighted.

The mind game is: The assignment is most likely produced with a solution, but published without (lets say else it would not be 'assignable'). For deterministic solutions, could you copyright it without publication?

In other words, can a connect the dots or color by number drawing book claim copyright on the solved version?