Information Technology Law


University of Victoria, Fall 1998
Teleconference Room, Thursdays 1:10-3:00 pm PDT

via George Brown College's

belllogo.gif (1057 bytes)Bell Centre for Distance Education

Adjunct Professor: Donald M. Cameron, Aird & Berlis, (416) 865-3062


Course Outline
Detailed Course Outline

Course Outline

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/itcoursevf98.htm.

LECTURE DATE

LECTURE TOPIC

INSTRUCTORS
Sept. 10 Introduction DMC*
Sept. 17

Sept. 17
Sept. 17, Oct. 1
Sept. 24
Sept. 24
Sept. 24
Sept. 24
Oct. 8

I. Intellectual Property
  1. Introduction to Intellectual Property
  2. Copyright
  3. Patents
  4. Trade Secrets and Confidential Information
  5. Trade Marks
  6. Integrated Circuit Topographies
  7. Rights in Data
DMC/RCO**

DMC/RCO
DMC/RCO
DMC/RCO
DMC/RCO
DMC/RCO
DMC/RCO
DMC/RCO

Oct. 8 II. Criminal Law Scott C. Hutchison
Oct. 22 III. Privacy Laws Tom S. Onyshko
Oct. 29
Nov. 5
Nov. 12
IV. Commercial Contracts and Licensing DMC/RCO
RCO
DMC/RCO
Nov. 19 V. Structure, Financing and Taxation RCO & Tim S. Wach
Nov. 26
Dec. 3
VI. Regulation of the Internet Michael S. Koch/DMC/RCO
DMC/RCO
Dec. 3 VII. Other Internet Issues DMC/RCO
Dec. 10 VIII. Electronic Commerce DMC/RCO
  Course Materials: Precedent Agreements  

Students are required to write a paper.  For paper topics from previous classes see: past topics.

 

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


Back to Smith Lyons Information Technology Law Page

Top of the Page

Return to Cameron's IT Law Home Page

Return to Cameron's Canadian Patent and Trade Secret Law Home Page

U Vic Law Home Page Aird & Berlis Home Page Juris Diction Home Page