1

Presenting information visually and orally

2

The Characteristics of the Information Society

3

Producing Written Reports

4

Information Technology Law

5

ICT and the Changing Legal Professions in The Information Society

6

Understanding of Professional ICT practice and business structure

7

The physical and virtual structure of the internet

8

Understanding of electronic signature

9

Understanding of data protection

10

Using ICT in research

11

Presenting information via multimedia

12

Accessing legal texts

13

Interpretation of legal texts in context

14

Application of legal texts in context

15

Systems and networks security basics

16

Understandig the role of electronic administration in Government

17

Understanding of ICT Soft Law (e.g. Codes Of Practices)

18

Investigative Social Science Methods

1

Preparation of codes of practice for the electronic government. The underlying principles Codes of practice and service charters

2

Legistic and legimatic applications to manage with the ICT the production of normative. ICT-based democratic debate inside institutions. Optimisation of "normative production lifecycle". Online Publication of Law

3

Universal telecommunications service: user rights. Principles that should underpin legislation designed for overcoming the digital divide

4

The right to access to networks and inter-connections. Principles for the design and use of personal identification documents as mechanisms for access to networks   

5

The governance of electronic commerce through codes of practice. Basis for multi-cultural codes of practice for electronic commerce       

6

Telecommunications and juridical activities: interpretation and application, access to documentation, elaboration of theories of Law, teaching and learning.       

7

Telecommunications in the courts and electronic justice       

8

Principles of certification policies and regulations for the suppliers of certification services of electronic communications  

9

Computer programs, rules for their design, development and implementation: the framework and limits of the standards approved by technical entities. The social study and legal review of the security manuals of information programs and systems    

10

Electronic governance from a technical perspective. The principles for adapting its content and methodology to legal rules and to organisational operations      

11

Intellectual and industrial property as regards the characteristics of computer programs and information systems. Establishing the legal basis for Regulatory proposals  

12

Domain names, electronic commerce and government. Establishing the legal basis of regulation proposals and developing codes of practice

13

Principles for legislation about computer programs, information systems, codes of conduct and standards for the persecution and proof of cyber crimes. Aspects of penal procedures       

14

Privacy, data protection and the security of information systems and programs. Identity management in the new society. Legislative concepts and proposals, codes of practice and standards

15

Ethics for engineers and ICT professionals. The conceptual, political and legal-theoretical basis for codes of conduct for ICT professionals

16

Telecommunications, Rule of Law and electronic democracy       

17

Rules for using the cryptography of electronic communications and organising networks of providers of certification services. Principles for the coexistence of the old and new networks of legal security: public notaries and providers of certification serv

18

The governance of telecommunications. Features and functions of those organisations and institutions which regulate the deregulation of the telecommunications market. Governance of telecommunications markets through sector specific regulation, competition

1

The governance of electronic commerce through codes of practice. Basis for multi-cultural codes of practice for electronic commerce       

2

Telecommunications in the courts and electronic justice        

3

Electronic governance from a technical perspective. The principles for adapting its content and methodology to legal rules and to organisational operations      

4

Intellectual and industrial property as regards the characteristics of computer programs and information systems. Establishing the legal basis for Regulatory proposals  

5

The right to access to networks and inter-connections. Principles for the design and use of personal identification documents as mechanisms for access to networks   

6

Ethics for engineers and ICT professionals. The conceptual, political and legal-theoretical basis for codes of conduct for ICT professionals

7

Principles of certification policies and regulations for the suppliers of certification services of electronic communications  

8

Domain names, electronic commerce and government. Establishing the legal basis of regulation proposals and developing codes of practice

9

Principles for legislation about computer programs, information systems, codes of conduct and standards for the persecution and proof of cyber crimes. Aspects of penal procedures       

10

Telecommunications and juridical activities: interpretation and application, access to documentation, elaboration of theories of Law, teaching and learning.       

11

Rules for using the cryptography of electronic communications and organising networks of providers of certification services. Principles for the coexistence of the old and new networks of legal security: public notaries and providers of certification serv

12

Preparation of codes of practice for the electronic government. The underlying principles Codes of practice and service charters

13

Legistic and legimatic applications to manage with the ICT the production of normative. ICT-based democratic debate inside institutions. Optimisation of "normative production lifecycle". Online Publication of Law

14

Universal telecommunications service: user rights. Principles that should underpin legislation designed for overcoming the digital divide

15

Privacy, data protection and the security of information systems and programs. Identity management in the new society. Legislative concepts and proposals, codes of practice and standards

16

The governance of telecommunications. Features and functions of those organisations and institutions which regulate the deregulation of the telecommunications market. Governance of telecommunications markets through sector specific regulation, competition

17

Telecommunications, Rule of Law and electronic democracy        

18

Computer programs, rules for their design, development and implementation: the framework and limits of the standards approved by technical entities. The social study and legal review of the security manuals of information programs and systems    

1

Decision-making

2

Elementary computing skills (word processing, database, other utilities)

3

Basic knowledge of the profession

4

Critical and self-critical abilities

5

Knowledge of a second language

6

Ethical commitment

7

Ability to work in an interdisciplinary team

8

Research skills

9

Interpersonal skills

10

Capacity for generating new ideas (creativity)

11

Basic knowledge of the field of study

12

Appreciation of diversity and multiculturality

13

Oral and written communication in your native language

14

Capacity for applying knowledge in practice

15

Capacity to learn

16

Capacity to adapt to new situations

17

Capacity for analysis and synthesis