Professor Oranburg prepared this book to be an optional course companion that helps students learn contract law. It corresponds with his Contracts II course at Duquesne University School of Law. It may also be useful for other students who are learning the topics herein, including: Meaning of Agreements; Determining Ambiguity; Rules in Aid of Contract Interpretation; Canons of Construction; Public Policy and Contract Interpretation; Effect of Adoption of a Writing; Scope of an Integrated Agreement; Effect of Integrated Agreements (the Parol Evidence Rule); Implied Terms; Terms Implied in Good Faith; Express Conditions; Conditions of Satisfaction; Waiver and Excuse of Conditions; Performance to be Exchanged; Effect of Performance and Non-Performance; Repudiation; Excuse from Performance; Remedies in General; Expectation Damages; Reliance Damages; Limitations on Damages; Specific Performance and Injunction; Restitution; and Election Among Remedies. The Contracts II Slidebook provides many examples, illustrations, and explanations that make this notoriously abstract subject more approachable, concrete, and fun!.