Contract Law in the US

AM  1^st year student , California, contract law course, so as a graduate your prose should be great

1. discuss the different aspects of the law covered in this course, and how it all comes together to impact the individuals and organizations[eg. businesses and institutions] in society. in doing so you  may refer to specific examples of institutions that have occurred   or may occur in your life, or the lives of others, and the impact that the law covered in this course did have or could have , on the outcome of each. any details that are part of an actual lawsuit or legal dispute should not be included in your answer if they are in any way considered “confidential”
2. cite sources used appropriately,
3. evidence of originality will be wording that shows that you are thinking about the legal issues covered in the course, are sufficiently familiar with legal concepts and doctrines in the subject and have provided confident expressions of your thoughts and ideas about them that are related well to the primary sources mentioned in your completed answer
4. you My use a casebook, statutory supplements, material acquired from research at a law library or westlaw[you can also get proper sources from ebsco; PRIMARY SOURCES ARE THOSE THAT BASICALLY TALK ABOUT THE TOPIC IN QUESTION]
5. below is abit of what the course entails;

the course examines the various theories of contract law, the history and development of modern contract law, and the requirements of contracts for to be legally enforceable. the course will include a study of contracts from formation through execution or where there is a breach, through resolution and remedy. different forms and subjects of contracts will be considered, including oral and written contracts, 3^rd party beneficiary contracts, and contracts governed by the uniform commercial code. also included will be discussion of issues which affect performance of contracts, such as assignment and delegation, excuse of conditions, promissory estoppels, repudiation, and specific rules such as the perol evidence rule, and statute of frauds.

the objectives the course are;

1.      to understand how contracts are formed, and the theories associated with contracts law.

2.      to understand the different types of contracts, and issues which affect the ability to enforce the various types of contracts.

3.      to master the terminology of contract law

4.      to know the elements of contracts and the rules of law which govern contracts, including the uniform commercial code

5.      to be able to analyze real and hypothetical situations through application of knowledge of contracts and contract law principles.