CJ 341 Cyberlaw & Cybercrime

Fall 2011 semester

Thursdays 13:00:03-15:49:57 Webb 115.

The course includes extensive discussion of the legal constraints, both civil and criminal, that underlie legally acceptable behavior using computers and networks today. Prerequisites: IS120, IS130 or IS300 and CJ201 or permission of instructor. Offered in Fall semesters. Required for BSCSIA degree.

 

(PDF FILES unless otherwise noted)

Course description -- detailed assignments, grading, standards, requirements, policies, rewards, penalties, and also the Secret of Life, the Universe and Everything.

Syllabus/schedule -- day-by-day listing of every required reading, quiz, exam, and deadline.

Term-Paper Guidelines -- how to avoid falling into a swamp of errors.

Term-Paper Topic Ideas -- suggestions, just suggestions

Term-Paper Outline -- example from Anna Knapp of organizing one's research

Term-Paper Sample
used by kind permission of alumna Anna Knapp NU ('07).

Grading Standards for Essay Exams (JPG)

Lecture files (PowerPoint PPTX and Acrobat PDF)

Presentation Schedule-- TBA

Instructor Office Hours / Schedule        JPG        PDF

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