Certificate Course in Cyber Law

 (Six Months Autonomous Course)

Eligibilty:

 12th HSC of any board.

Duration:

 Duration of the course shall be 6 Months.

Examination and Standard of Passing:

  The candidate has to secure a minimum of 35% of marks in each paper and an aggregate of 50%.

  A candidate securing 60% or above will be declared to have passed in First Class and above 50% will obtain a distinction.

Course of Study:

  The Course of Study leading to Cyber Law consists of the following compulsory papers:

Paper I - Fundamentals of Cyber Law   

1. Introduction to Cyber Law                                                                     
2. Basic legal terms and concepts                                                                  
3. Legislative Framework                                                                                        
4. Judicial Framework                                                                                    
5. Investigative Framework                                                                                                                  

 

 Paper II – Cyber Crimes 

    1. Violation of Privacy

    2.Cyber Frauds

    3.Computer Source Code

    4.Cyber Pornography

    5.Cyber Terrorism  

    6.Data Privacy & confidentiality

                                                                                                                                                                 

Paper III - Intellectual Property Issues & Cyberspace - Indian Perspective

1. Computer Software & Copyright Law                                                 
2. Domain Names & Law
3. Trademark Issues in Cyberspace
4. Copyright
5. Computer Databases & Law
6. Semiconductor Layout & Design Law

 

 Paper IV -E-commerce and Legal Issues

1.  Electronic Contract 
2. Digital Signatures – technical issues
3. Software Licenses
4. Electronic & Digital Signatures – legal issues

** The Syllabus of the program is subject to vary from different colleges as it is an autonomous course.