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TP Information Technology Law January-May, 2022
TP Information Technology Law January-May, 2022
Semester VIII
Batch (2018 – 23)
Teaching Plan
Information Technology Law
3. LECTURES
A. Times and Attendance:
Two/Three lectures per week have been set aside for this course for each
division. Verify it from the Time Table assigned for each division. One
should duly check related notification From Academic Support as well as
‘Posts’ @Microsoft Teams.
The student will not be eligible to appear for the examination if he / she
fail to put in the required attendance. The Students can update themselves
of their attendance daily online in Attendance on Curiosity Portal at
https://siu.icloudems.com/corecampus/index.php.
B. Mode of Delivery:
This Course will be delivered in Synchronous (80%) and
Asynchronous (20%) mode. Session Plan, Lecture outlines (principally in
the form of PowerPoint slides), Hand-outs, reading material including e-
Books, and Articles as applicable in a given case, will be made available in
‘Class Materials’ @ Microsoft Team. To facilitate understanding of these
lectures, student should always read at least the relevant pages of
suggested readings in advance of each lecture.
C. Notifications:
Students are informed that notice/s, if required, with respect Academic-
Administration, will be sent, either by Course in Charge or Officer In
Charge, Academic Coordination, using ‘Posts’ @Microsoft Teams. Students
are required to keep themselves duly informed.
The following part of the course will be covered via asynchronous mode of
teaching, learning, & evaluation.
Asynchronous Mode
Week Video
No. Content
The following part of the course will be covered via asynchronous mode of
teaching, learning, & evaluation. This part of course will be covered through
following three steps:
1) Asynchronous Teaching (15 Minute);
2) Followed by Learning Resources (Video, further reading) (45 minute);
3) Followed by, Student Involvement Practices (15 minute)
Nevertheless, the text provides the basic reading for the course only. There
is much more to the than Information Technology Law this, and you will
undoubtedly benefit from undertaking some reading and study of your own.
It is creditable if you, in respect of the proper use of independent research
and study, follow up in the Law Library some of the case references,
periodical articles or other material referred to in the prime textbook or in
class – or even to do some research of your own. For supplementary
reading, you could, for instance, begin by consulting the relevant sections of
the “alternative” texts placed on loan in the law library. Thereafter you could
engage in your own research, with particular reference to eBooks, eJournals,
Case Comments, Case Notes, Research Material on online databases
including Hein Online, Ebrary, EBC Reader, Westlaw India, LexisNexis, SCC
Online, AIR, Manupatra, CLA Online, Kluwer Competition Law, Kluwer
Arbitration; Kluwer Patent Law, JSTOR; Emerald, EBSCO’S, Legit Quest, Sage
Journals, International Taxation, Oxford Handbooks; Sage Research
Methods, Nature Journal, McGraw Hill Education India E-Books, SCOPUS,
Web of Science, Pearson E-Books etc.
5. ASSESSMENT:
Information Technology is a 04 Credit course, so you will be examined in
this course for 100 marks. In totality, you will be examined in this course by
Internal (40%) and External Assessment (60%) format.
Schedule –
Project
Allotment of Topics
Date of
Allotment of Topic Allotment of Submission Results
Topic
Topic
(Lecture Plan – Asynchronous Date Time
Mode)
1. Introduction and Overview of
Information Technology Act,
2000
2. Applicability of Information
Technology Act, 2000 March 22, 2022 12:00 PM
3. Mechanism for Digital and -
Electronic Signature 12:15 PM
4. Regulation of Certifying
Authorities in India
5. Contraventions of Information
Technology Act under Section 43
6. Adjudication of Contraventions
Date
Tutorial Topic
Test Result
1. Offences under Information
Technology Act,2000
April 05,2022 April 16, 2022 2. Evidentiary Issues
3. Investigation of Computer
Crimes
The fifth mode of internal assessment will be Quiz-II and shall be conducted
via online mode from the part of the course delivered via online mode and
shall have 5 multiple choice questions of 1 mark each. There is no negative
marking. The duration of the quiz shall be 15 minutes. The Quiz shall be
prepared in the form of the fill in the blanks, true/false, Statement/Code,
Paragraph based, Data Based, Logical Sequence, matching questions relating
to the subject. The goal of the tutorial is to prepare, motivate and help the
students recall/remember what they learned. It aims at judging the
knowledge and Understanding of a student.
Schedule
Quiz II
Topic
(Lecture Plan - Asynchronous Mode) Date Time
1. Offences under the Information
Technology Act, 2000
2. Convention on Cyber Crimes 12:00 PM
3. Cyber Crimes: Investigation of Computer April 19, 2022 -
Crimes 12:15 PM
4. Evidentiary Issues in Cyber Crimes
5. International Organizations on Computer
Evidence
7. Administrative Arrangements:
The Course in-charge of this course is Mr. Ankit Shrivastava. In case you
face any problem in dealing with the subject you may write at
ankit@symlaw.edu.in
Annexure A
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Guidelines for Project
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