UGC-Compliant Add-On Certificate Course Cyber Law & Information Technology
Course Overview
This Add-On Certificate Course on “Cyber Law and Information Technology” is designed for students from Law, BCA, BTech, and Diploma backgrounds. It integrates legal and technical aspects of cyberspace, catering to the interdisciplinary demands of modern education as per UGC Add-On/Certificate Course Guidelines.
Syllabus
- Evolution of Internet & Cyberspace
- Jurisdictional Issues
- Overview of Cyber Law in India and globally
- Key Provisions of the IT Act
- Digital Signatures, Certifying Authorities
- E-Governance and Cyber Appellate Tribunal
- Hacking, Phishing, Cyberstalking, Identity Theft
- Data Theft, Ransomware
- Indian Cybercrime Cases and Legal Remedies
- Basics of Network Security
- Firewalls, Encryption, and Authentication
- Ethical Hacking Overview
- Introduction to Cyber Forensics
- Overview of Indian Data Protection Bill
- GDPR Comparison
- Privacy Policies, Consent Mechanism
- Drafting Legal Complaints under IT Act
- Cyber Evidence Analysis
- Mock Trial/Expert Panel Discussion
Eligibility:
- Law, BCA, BTech (CSE/IT/ECE), Diploma (Computer & IT)
Assessment & Certification
- MCQ-based Test (20 Marks)
- One Practical Project/Assignment (30 Marks)
- Minimum Attendance: 75%
- Certificate jointly issued by the Institution and Collaborating Organization
Value Additions (Optional Enhancements):
- Guest Lecture by Corporate Lawyer / Compliance Officer
- Certificate Co-Signed by University and SADA Law House
- Career Guidance Session on Forensic Law, Risk Consulting, and Compliance Jobs
- Certificate of Completion
- Practical Templates: Investigation Report Format, Compliance Policy Sample
- E-Booklet on Corporate Frauds and Prevention Techniques
FAQ
Answers to some common questions
This course is designed to introduce students to the legal, regulatory, and technical aspects of cyberspace. It covers cybercrimes, the IT Act, cybersecurity basics, data protection, and digital forensics, helping learners understand and navigate the challenges of the digital world.
1. To understand the fundamentals of cyber law and IT regulations in India.
2. To analyze cybercrimes, digital evidence, and key judicial decisions.
3. To introduce students to cybersecurity, privacy, and ethical hacking.
4. To bridge the gap between legal principles and technological practices.
No. The course is designed to be interdisciplinary and starts with foundational concepts, making it accessible to both technical and non-technical learners.
- Cyber Law Consultant
- Legal Advisor to Tech Companies
- Cybercrime Investigator
- Data Privacy & Compliance Officer
- Ethical Hacking and Cybersecurity Analyst (for tech students)
- MCQ-based test
- Practical assignment/project
- Participation in workshop activities
