Park and McFarland's Computer-Aided Exercises on Civil Procedure, 5th

The student first prepares materials in an exercise book and then goes to the computer to do the exercise. All of the information necessary to prepare for a computer exercise is contained in the book. No exercise is a prerequisite for another. The exercises seek to present challenges and questions instead of leading students through an error-free educational experience. Although the exercises eventually evaluate student answers, they sometimes hold back immediate feedback in favor of development of a line of questions. Each exercise has specific goals.