Information Technology Law

Adjunct Professors:

Term papers are due December 12, 1997

Course Outline

The highest scoring student in the course
will be awarded the Smith Lyons Prize for Information Technology Law.

In addition to the material in Volumes 1, 2 and 3, other assigned course materials are available online at www.SmithLyons.ca/it/UofT/course.htm and www.JurisDiction.com/course.htm.

LECTURE DATE	LECTURE TOPIC	INSTRUCTORS
Sept. 8	Introduction	DMC*
Sept. 15 Sept. 15 Sept. 15, 22 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Sept. 29 Sept. 29 Oct. 6	I. Intellectual Property Introduction to Intellectual Property Copyright Patents Trade Secrets and Confidential Information Trade Marks Integrated Circuit Topographies Rights in Data	DMC/RCO** DMC/RCO DMC/RCO DMC/RCO DMC/RCO DMC/RCO DMC/RCO DMC/RCO
Oct. 6	II. Criminal Law	Scott C. Hutchison
Oct. 20	III. Privacy Laws	Tom S. Onyshko
Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10	IV. Commercial Contracts and Licensing	DMC/RCO RCO DMC/RCO
Nov. 17	V. Structure, Financing and Taxation	RCO & Tim S. Wach
Nov. 24 Dec. 1	VI. Regulation of the Internet	Michael S. Koch/DMC/RCO DMC/RCO
Dec. 1	VII. Other Internet Issues	DMC/RCO
Dec. 8	VII. Electronic Commerce	DMC/RCO
	Course Materials: Precedent Agreements

NOTE:
* DMC = Donald M. Cameron
** RCO = Richard C. Owens