Common Subject
How to Learn by
e-Learning (U. Belfast)
What is
e-Learning?
e-Learning
Tools
Netiquette
Searching
Tips
Plagiarism
and Online material
Glossary
Law Studies
Introductory subjects
Law and governance (U.
Torun, U. Zaragoza)
Social and political consequences of
the mass usage of ICT
A shift from government to
governance in post-modern era
The concept of
electronic governance and its growing importance.
Risks and chances involved.
Introduction
to computer ethics
Functions
of law in a demo-liberal information society
Introduction to the
European Information Society (U. Belfast)
The
Information Society
Copyright
and e-Commerce
Privacy
and Data Protection
E-government
Final
Assignment
Quality in Legal Context (U. Lapland)
Practical introduction: learning
problems
Introduction to Legal Quality
Quality in the lifecycle of
information
Material
Private Law
Foundations of Private
Law (U. La Laguna)
Introduction
Sources
of Law
Legal
person and natural person
Introduction
to rights in rem. Possession, ownership, intellectual property.
Introduction
to the law on Obligations
Introduction
to Contract law
Information Law (U. Münster)
Legal
issues concerning the registry of domains
Online
Marketing
E-Contracting
Data
Protection Law
Liability
of Internet Service Provider
Penal
Law
Introduction to
European Computer Crime (U. Belfast)
Law in
the Information Society
Introduction
to Cybercrime
Crime in
the Information Society
Final
Assignment
Cybercrimen (U.Torun)
Harmonisation Of Cyber-Crime
Legislation In The European Union Member States
Cyber-crime from the criminological and legal
perspectives
Council of Europe Convention on
Cyber-crime
Harmonization of criminal law in the
EU : goals and means
Third pillar instruments
Legal basis for fighting Internet
crimes against children- European perspective
National legislation – database
Implementation of framework
decisions by the Member States - EC reports
Public Law
Electronic Government (U. Zaragoza)
1.- Introduction
Basic
concepts
ICTs’
history and development
Origins
of Electronic Government
Advantages,
benefits and risks
Politics
and strategies to introduce Electronic Government
2.-
Applications in Electronic Government, a systematization
Introduction
From the
Electronic Government definition to its classification
Agents
in Electronic Administrations
Levels,
areas and environments in Electronic government
Procedures,
methods and tools in Electronic Government
The
scheme in action
3.- Analysis and evaluation of
Electronic Administrations
Introduction
Basis
for an analysis and assessment model
The
analysis model
Documenting
the environment and the socio-political and juridical frameworks
Analysis
and assessment of the portals and services
4.- Normative aspects: basic principles
Introduction
Privacy
and computers
E
government, communications and different policies
Codes of
practices
The
consent
Information Security
(U. Lapland)
Law is
Communication
Need for
Securities
Data
Protection
Filing
International
Dimensions of Information Security
Information
Government
LEFISpedia
Business and Management Studies
Intellectual Property
Law (U. Vaasa)
Copyright
Right to
Patents
Integrated
Circuits
Firm and
Trademark Law.
Selected parts of
Model Law, Plant Breeding Law, Unfair Competition and Business Secrets. The legal protection for digital
products is especially emphasized.
IT law (U. Mykolas Romeris, Vilnius)
Telecommunications
Law In the EU
Computer
Crimes
Protection
of Intellectual Property In the Electronic Space
Electronic
Commerce and Legal Regulation of Electronic Signature
Protection
of Electronic Documents and Electronic Information
Legal Aspects of
Electronic Commerce (U. Beja, U. Vaasa, U. Zaragoza)
General
Resources
Regulatory
Framework
Information and Intellectual Property
Electronic Contracting
Finnish
Regulations
Portuguese
Regulations
Spanish Regulations
Legal Informatics (U. Mykolas Romeris, Vilnius)
General Juridical Regulation
Premises of Information Technologies
Electronic
Document and Electronic Commerce
Information
Technology (It) and Law
Legal
Regulation of Information Technologies – Privacy and Legal Security of Personal
Data
Legal
Regulation of Information Technologies – Breaches of The Law In Cyberspace
Regulation of Telecommunications and Illegal and Harmful
Content
Market Law (U. Vaasa)
The
regulation of marketing and legal estimation
The
legal relation between enterprises.
Consumer
protection in business.
Limitations
of competition.
Public
purchases.
Engineering Studies
Computer Law (IP Beja)
Legal
Implications of the Information Society
Data
Protection
Intellectual
Property and Access to Information
Internet
and E-Commerce Regulations
Computer
Crimes Law
Social, Legal and Ethical Issues in Computing and Information Society
(U. Bahcesehir)
Unwrapping The Gift
Privacy
Freedom of Speech
Intellectual Property
Crime
Work
Evaluating and Controlling
Technology
Errors, Failures, and Risks
Professional Ethics and
Responsibilities
Technologies for Legal Informatics (U. Bahcesehir)
Markup and search of legislative
documents
Ontologies, semantics and semantic search
E-government technologies
Technologies for e-governance,
e-democracy, and e-participation
Technologies for privacy protection
Technologies for protecting
IPR(watermarking)
Technologies for combating computer
crime
Software architectures
Interoperability
Artificial Intelligence Techniques
Software Agents
Standards