IT Law II
Training Provider: NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE
Course Reference: TGS-2024046426
S$5,400
About This Course
This course aims to enable participants to:
1. Explore the difficult and vexing issues brought about by advancements in information technology, specifically from the perspectives of a business, a regulator and an end user;
2. Examine these issues by drawing from a diverse range of disciplines such as law, economics, technology, business and the social sciences, and study the tensions and interplays between these disciplines; and
3. Develop and support their own analytical methodology or perspective for examining these issues.
What You'll Learn
This course is offered under the Faculty of Law's Graduate Coursework Programmes in Intellectual Property & Technology Law.
This course examines, primarily from the perspective of the regulator, but also from the perspectives of a technology intermediary (e.g. an ISP or an outsourcing service provider) and a user, the legal and policy issues relating to information technology and the use of the Internet. Topical issues examined include electronic commerce, cybercrimes and cyber-security, electronic evidence, electronic banking and digital currencies, unsolicited messages (spam), privacy and data protection and digital surveillance. (Intellectual property law issues are addressed in 'IT Law I'.) Students who are interested in the interaction between law, technology and policy will find this course useful.
This course examines, primarily from the perspective of the regulator, but also from the perspectives of a technology intermediary (e.g. an ISP or an outsourcing service provider) and a user, the legal and policy issues relating to information technology and the use of the Internet. Topical issues examined include electronic commerce, cybercrimes and cyber-security, electronic evidence, electronic banking and digital currencies, unsolicited messages (spam), privacy and data protection and digital surveillance. (Intellectual property law issues are addressed in 'IT Law I'.) Students who are interested in the interaction between law, technology and policy will find this course useful.
Entry Requirements
A good Bachelor's or Juris Doctor degree in Law
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