SYLLABUS MCLIT FINAL EXAMINATION OF

Paper one:principles of E-commerce Unit i

1.over view of e commerceImpact of e commerce on business models 2.E-BUSINESS MODELLS-an analysis of legal aspects of B2B and B2C METHODS IN EUROPE And the impact in indian industries. 3BUSINESS STRATEGIES IN AN ELECTRONIC AGE:value chain, suply chain, porter value chain model,competitive strategy and porter model. 4.E-COMMERCEsecurity of

UNIT II 1.WLWCTRONIC AGREEMENT AND DIGITAL SIGNATURES 2.ELECTRONIC MARKETS-brief overviewadvantages and disadvantages 3RISK OF INSECURE SYSTEMS TO CUSTOMERS AND SELLING AGENTS 4.DISASTAER RECOVERY PLAN 5.UN/EDIFACT standard 6.INTERNET AND EXTRANETES OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE.

UNIT III 1.ONLINE CONTRACTSanalysis of e commerce Using traditional contracting models a)information exchange model b) mutual assent model c) consideration model d) performance model 2.ELECTRONIC DATA INTERCHANGE(EDI) INTRODUCTION DEFINITION AND BENEFITS OF EDI 4.INSURENCE AND THE INTERNET 5. ISSUES RELATING TO TAXATION

UNIT 4 1.CONCEPT OF ACTIVE SERVER PAGES 2.BUSINESS TO BUSINESS TRANSACTION 3.ELEMENTS OF E COMMERCE-e visibility,e shop,and online payments NAGPUR UNIVERSITY 4.E COMMERCE PAYMENT MECHANISMSET PROTOCOL, SETvsSSL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY UNIT I E COMMERCE LAWS OF DIFFERENT COUNTRIES UNCITRAL MODEL LAW 1998 1.AUSTRALIA electronic transaction act 19 99 5.ELECTRONIC SHEQUES-FSTCS electronic cheques and FSTC S BIPS specification 6.INTELLIGENT AGENTS-DEFINITION AND CAPABILITIES. UNIT 5 1.BUSINESS ETHICS AND CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONCIBILITY 2.CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGER 3.KNOWLEDGE

2.CANADA 2002 3.HONG KONG 4.U S A 1999 5.SINGAPORE A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INDIAN LAWS UNIT 2 DIGITAL SIGNATURE LAWS OF VARIOUS COUNTRIES UNCITRAL MODEL LAWS ON E SIGNATURE 1998 1JAPAN 2MALAYSIA digital signature act 1997 3ESTONIA digital signature act 2000 4 GERMANY digital signature ordinance 2000 2000

5 SWEEDEN qualified electronic signatur Act 2000 A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF INDIAN LAWS

LAW:INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE UNIT 3 INTERNATIONAL INSTRUMENTS CONVENTION ON CYBER CRIMES FIRST ADDITIONAL PROTOCOL TO CONVENTION ON CYBER CRIMES UNIFORM DOMAIN NAME DISPUTE RESOLUTION POLICY OF ICANN

EUROPIAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTS EC DIRECTIVES E-CASH DIRECTIVES COPYRIGHT DIRECTIVES

1.INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY 2.DEVELOPING COUNTRIES AND EGOVERNANCE INITIATIVE 3.CYBER WAR 4.HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE INTERNET 5.LABOUR LAW ENFORCEMENT

UNIT 4:INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CYBER TRADE WTO AND ECOMMERCE CONCEPT OF EECONOMICS ALTERNATE DISPUTE RESOLOTION METHODS. UNIT 5:New concept in international information technology laws

PAPER III I Cyber crime:new challenges Crime and computer: definition Introduction and

Challenges to cyber crime Role of computer in cyber crime Computer as a weapon, as an incident Essential ingredients of crime: actus Reus in cyber crime as a target,

Mens rea in cyber crime Broad categories of cyber crime: business attack Terrorist attack

Financial attack II CYBER FRAUDS AND CYBER THEFTS CYBER FRAUDS DEFINITION ESSENTIAL INGREDIANTS TYPES :CREDIT CARD FRAUDS,CLICK FRAUDS,E-MAIL FRAUDS,INTERNET FRAUDS. CONCEPT OF RED FLAG CONCEPT OF WHISTLE BLOWER MODUS OPERENDI OF FRAUDSTER LEGAL REGIME WITH RESPECT TO CYBER FRAUD CYBER THEFT DEFINITION ESSENTIAL INGREDIANTS TYPES:IDENTITY THEFT,SOURCE CODE THEFT,THEFT OF INTERNET HOURS ETC MODUS OPERENDI OF CYBER THEIVES LEGAL REGIME WITH RESPECT OF CYBER THEFTS III CYBER STALKING AND CYBER TERRORISM. 3)CYBER STALKING:DEFINITION, TRADITIONAL VERSUS CYBER STALKERS MODUS OPERENDI TYPES OF CYBER STALKING BEHAVIORAL PATTERNS LEGAL REGIME AND STALKING 4) CYBER TERRORISM

DEFINITION MODUS OPERENDI CYBER TERRORIST RECENT TRENDS IN CYBER TERRORISM