IT Law I
Training Provider: NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE
Course Reference: TGS-2024046424
S$5,400
About This Course
This course aims to enable participants to:
1. Analyze the legal and policy issues surrounding information technology and Internet use, including electronic commerce, cybercrimes, electronic evidence, privacy, and data protection;
2. Evaluate the sociological, political, commercial, and technical factors influencing IT law and policy, and assess their impact on legal regulations and policy development;
3. Critically assess the legal rules and policy ramifications related to IT law, and identify gaps or areas for improvement in current regulations; and
4. Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of the intersection between law, technology, and policy.
What You'll Learn
This course is offered under the Faculty of Law's Graduate Coursework Programmes in Intellectual Property & Technology Law.
This course will examine the legal and policy issues relating to information technology and the use of the Internet. Issues to be examined include the conduct of electronic commerce, cybercrimes, electronic evidence, privacy and data protection. (This course will not cover the intellectual property issues, which are addressed instead in 'IT Law: IP Issues'.) Participants who are interested in the interface between law, technology and policy will learn to examine the sociological, political, commercial and technical background behind these rules, evaluate the legal rules and policy ramifications of these rules, and formulate new rules and policies to address these problems.
This course will examine the legal and policy issues relating to information technology and the use of the Internet. Issues to be examined include the conduct of electronic commerce, cybercrimes, electronic evidence, privacy and data protection. (This course will not cover the intellectual property issues, which are addressed instead in 'IT Law: IP Issues'.) Participants who are interested in the interface between law, technology and policy will learn to examine the sociological, political, commercial and technical background behind these rules, evaluate the legal rules and policy ramifications of these rules, and formulate new rules and policies to address these problems.
Entry Requirements
A good Bachelor's or Juris Doctor degree in Law
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