General Description:
Explores a range of topics surrounding the juxtaposition of computers and law. Most are aware of the impact that law has on computers through the
myriad of regulations that govern computers and related technologies. Less well known is the impact that computer technology is having on governance and
on the practice of law. Explores both sides of this dynamic interplay between law impacting computing, and computing impacting law.
Select Term:
LAWS 8321-001
Instructor(s):
Harry Surden
Credits: 2
Meeting Times & Locations:
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Tue |
4:15 PM - 5:55 PM |
WOLF 330 |
First Assignment: Textbook Info: There is no textbook for this class. First Assignment: Welcome to the Computers and Law Seminar. The first assignment will be posted on the main page of TWEN. Please make sure that you are signed up for the course TWEN page by the first day of class.
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