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Class & Exam Prep
Current
Semester's First Assignments
First assignments
for all law school classes, as posted on the law school's web page.
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Resources
for First-Year Classes
The Zief Library
offers these pages to find library materials related first-year classes and
exams. They list hornbooks, nutshells and other study guides and exam preparation
materials that are available in the Zief Library. They link to CALI exercises,
online outlines, and course pages and sample exams from other schools. Pages
are available for:
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CALI
Exercises for Reviewing Legal Concepts
CALI offers online, interactive tutorials
covering a wide variety of first-year and bar topics. They are useful for reinforcing
your understanding of legal concepts, and they make good exam-preparation tools.
Law students who want to access these exercises will need the USF CALI authorization
code. To obtain USF's CALI authorization codes, call the reference librarians
at 415-422-6773 or contact
us via email.
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Faculty
Course Pages
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TWEN
— The West Education Network
TWEN
is Westlaw's web-based online course management service. Many USF law school
faculty use TWEN for their course pages. Sign on to TWEN with your USF Westlaw
password and select "Add a Course" to see which faculty are using
TWEN.
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Web-based
Course Reserves
Web-based Course Reserves are materials that
USF law professors have chosen to make available on the Zief Library Web site.
Remember also to check at the circulation desk to see if you professor has any
print course reserves.
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