Any graduate from a recognized university
Sr. No. | Name of the subject | Subject Code | Year | Credit | SLM | Syllabus |
1. | Cyber Space and its Governance | PGDCL-101 | Sem-1 | 4 | View | View |
2. | E-Commerce, E-Governance and E-Contract | PGDCL-102 | Sem-1 | 4 | View | View |
3. | Domestic Regulatory Framework | PGDCL-103 | Sem-1 | 4 | View | View |
4. | Digital Records and Cyber Forensics | PGDCL-104 | Sem-1 | 4 | View | View |
5. | Cyber Crime and Offences | PGDCL-201 | Sem-2 | 4 | View | View |
6. | Intellectual Property Rights in Cyber Space | PGDCL-202 | Sem-2 | 4 | View | View |
7. | Human Rights and Cyber Security Laws | PGDCL-203 | Sem-2 | 4 | View | View |
8. | Emerging Issues of Cyber Space | PGDCL-204 | Sem-2 | 4 | View | View |
Constant Evaluation: (weightage– 30%)
Students will have to submit assignments given to them before the specified time limit.
Final Examination: (weightage– 70%)
Each student will have to appear for final examination at the end of the semester and if he/she could not clear examination, they can appear in the next final examination subject to maximum of four trials. If the student cannot clear the examination in four trials then he/she will have to re-register them self for the course.
For the successful completion of the course, the student has to complete the assignments as well as Final examination with minimum scoring of 40% marks.