CJ 341A Cyberlaw & Cybercrime

Fall 2009 semester

Thursdays 13:10:03-15:59:57 Dewey 106.

The course includes extensive discussion of the legal constraints, both civil and criminal, that underlie acceptable behavior using computers and networks today. Prerequisites: IS120 or IS130 and CJ201 or permission of instructor. Offered in fall semesters.

 

 
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Course description        PDF

Description of the course including academic requirements.

Syllabus       PDF

List of subject matter for each of the class meetings (PDF), including quizzes and examinations. (Last updated 14 Nov 2009)

Term-Paper Guidelines        PDF

Optional Online Discussions        PDF

Fun for extra points

Lecture Notes

PowerPoint slides used as class lecture notes plus PDF printouts and reference materials.

Review Questions (PDF)

Use these typical exam questions (no, the answers are not provided) for review.

Schedule of Student Lectures for 2009 (PDF)

List of Possible Student Term-Paper Topics        HTML        PDF

Students must discuss their term-paper topics with the instructor to ensure that there are no duplications. These topics are not limiting: you are encouraged to come up with your own suggestion and to discuss it with the instructor. The instructor must approve every topic. No duplicate topics are permitted. CHOOSE YOUR TOPIC EARLY BY DISCUSSING YOUR IDEAS WITH THE INSTRUCTOR.

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Updated 2009-11-14