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Advanced Certificate in Cyber Laws
(With
Electives)
(Version 2008)
Prospectus
Advanced Certificate in Cyber Laws from
Cyber Law College is a Course meant to provide an in-depth
understanding of Cyber Laws as applicable in India. It is offered as
an extension of the present "Certificate in Cyber Laws" and addresses
different user segments.
It comes
with two streams of specialization namely, "Information
Security" and "Legal BPO" . Accordingly the
students who pass out would be provided the certificates "Advanced
Certificate in Cyber Laws with a suffix indicating the specialization
as indicated below.
Information Security: ACCL (IS)
Legal BPO: ACCL (LB)
Students
who complete the Foundation module only will be provided with the
certificate "Certificate in Cyber Laws" which can be upgraded into one
or more of the elective based certificates.
The
Electives have been chosen so as to provide higher job relevance after
the course.
How
The Course is Conducted
The
Course is conducted in a virtual mode. Additional course material would
be provided for the Elective module. An additional examination paper
would be prescribed for the Electives.
Who
should take this Course?
This
course is meant for Lawyers, Banking Professionals, Information
Security Professionals and Business Managers. Engineers, Company
Secretaries and Chartered Accountants will also find the course useful
for their respective professions. Information System Auditors with
relevant qualification will also find the course useful.
Students
who have completed the Certificate Course in Cyber Laws from Cyber Law
College can apply for upgradation.
Management:
All
correspondence should be addressed to Na.Vijayashankar, the Director of
Cyber Law College either by e-mail at clc4india@gmail.com or at the
address of the College.
Course Contents:
The Course covers the
following Foundation topics:
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Lesson
Module No
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Topic
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| Module 1 |
Basic Concepts of Technology and Law |
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Understanding the Technology of Internet |
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Scope of Cyber Laws |
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Cyber Jurisprudence |
| Module 2 |
Law of Digital Contracts |
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The Essence of Digital Contracts |
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The System of Digital Signatures |
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The Role and Function of Certifying Authorities |
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The Science of Cryptography |
| Module 3 |
Intellectual Property Issues in Cyber Space |
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Domain Names and Related issues |
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Copyright in the Digital Media |
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Patents in the Cyber World |
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Case Studies..1 |
| Module 4 |
Rights of Netizens and E-Governance |
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Privacy and Freedom Issues in the Cyber World |
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E-Governance |
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Cyber Crimes and Cyber Laws |
| Module 5 |
Information Technology Act 2000 |
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Information Technology Act-2000-1 (Sec 1 to 13) |
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Information Technology Act-2000-2 (Sec 14 to 42 and Certifying authority
Rules) |
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Information Technology Act-2000-3 (Sec 43 to 45 and Sec 65 to 78) |
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Information Technology Act-2000-4(Sec 46 to Sec 64 and CRAT Rules) |
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Information Technology Act-2000-5 (Sec 79 to 90) |
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Information Technology Act-2000-6 ( Sec 91-94) |
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Information Technology Act 2000..Caselets |
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Case Studies ...2 |
| Module 6 |
International Scenario in Cyber Laws |
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Data Protection Laws in
EU and USA |
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Child Abuse Protection
Laws in EU and USA |
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Cyber Laws - the Malaysian Approach |
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Cyber Laws-Pakistan Approach |
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Module 7 |
Cyber Law Issues for Management |
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Cyber Law Issues in E-Business Management |
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Cyber Law Compliancy Audit |
| Module 8 |
Miscellaneous Cyber Law Issues |
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Cyber Terrorism and National Information Security |
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Cyber
Evidence Management |
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Cyber Jurisdiction |
| Module 9 |
Information Technology Act Amendment Bill 2006 |
Students should chose any
one of the Electives from the following alternate streams available as
a continuation of the above foundation topics.
Elective Stream:
Information Security
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Module IS |
Information Security |
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IS1 |
Legal Dimension of Information
Security |
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IS2 |
Encryption, Digital Signature
and Steganography as Information Security Tools |
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IS3 |
Data Protection Legislation |
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IS4 |
Compliance Issues in E-Commerce-
CanSpam Act, Payment Gateway Management, Link Management,
Advertising Management |
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IS5 |
Compliance Issues in Corporate
Governance- SOX, HIPAA, GLBA, Clause 49, HR Issues |
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IS6 |
Audit Issues, Reasonable
Information Security Practice under ITA-2006, SAS 70 and ISO 27001 |
Elective Stream: Legal
BPO
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Module |
Legal BPO |
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LB1 |
Introduction to Outsourcing
Industry and Types of LPOs |
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LB2 |
Understanding the US Legal
System |
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LB3 |
Understanding the UK Legal
System |
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LB4 |
Drafting Skills |
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LB5 |
Search Skills |
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LB6 |
Personality Requirements for a
successful LPO Career |
Course Material:
During the course, lessons
will be sent by e-mail. One back up copy of all lessons will be sent in
Print Form.
Admission Procedure:
At the time of
registration, prospective students have to make the payment of the
Course fee along with the full particulars of the Student such as
his/her Name, Address, Qualification etc. For detailed procedure of
admission and application form click here.
Evaluation Criteria:
Evaluation would be based on answers to assignments at
the end of the lessons, tests and the final examination..
Course Fee:
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Course |
Fee |
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Advanced Certificate in Cyber
Law (ACCL) |
Rs 7,500 |
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With Two electives (IS and LPO) |
Rs 9,000
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Students who want to take
only the “Foundation Module” may pay a fee of RS 5000/- and then
upgrade their course to ACCL by taking up the electives for an
additional amount of Rs 3000 for one elective and Rs 4500/- for two
electives. Students from outside India will have to bear an additional
the Postage/Courier charge for receiving Certificates and course
material in print.
Payment Procedure:
1.Through Cheque or
Demand Draft favouring M/S Ujvala Consultants Pvt Ltd
a) Payable at Bangalore,
India, and sent by mail to Ujvala Consultants Pvt Ltd, "Ujvala", 37,
20th Main, B.S.K.Stage I, Bangalore 560050
2. Payment online through
Naavi's Payment Center. (http://naavi.org/n_p_c/nprc/)
Recognition:
Cyber Law College has been
the pioneer in Cyber Law education in the Country. It has been promoted
by Naavi.org which is the premier Cyber Law Portal in India.
Na.Vijayashankar the founder is the pioneer in the field of Cyber Laws
in India. There are no other previously established institutions in
India which have more experience in this field.
The ACCL course with one of
the electives is meant for developing professionals for the corporate
sector. This type of courses are being offered first time in India and
perhaps elsewhere too.
The Management is confident
that students of this institution would command respect and recognition
in the field necessary to open up employment opportunities. |