Syllabus:

GENERAL OBJECTIVES:
The curricular unit is structured in order to enable the student to understand the rights and duties of citizens and organizations inherent in the protection of personal data, in the national and European framework and the implications related to the international transfer of personal data. Additionally, it is expected that the student understands the data privacy issue, through the study of techniques, methodologies and tools for the implementation of systems with privacy assurance.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
a. Know and apply the legal regime of data protection protection;
b. Act in accordance with the legal framework inherent to the sub-sector where he is located;
c. Indicate solutions within the framework of interdisciplinary action with respect for the assumptions inherent to the protection of personal data
d. Identify ICTs with impact on data privacy
e. Know and use ICT facilitators of privacy and to evaluate the privacy level of a system.

CONTENTS

1. The constitutional protection of privacy in the face of informatics
2. The protection of privacy in the Portuguese civil and penal tradition
3. The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation
4. The national legislation implementing the GDPR
5. Special regimes for the protection of personal data: public administration; health data and clinical research; telecommunications and electronic communications; electronic commerce; financial sector; criminal investigation; international transfer of personal data.
6. The Data and Privacy Issue
7. Anonymity on the Internet
8. Privacy and Mobile Applications
9. Data Anonymization
10. Data Protection Impact Assessments

Syllabus:

GENERAL OBJECTIVES:
A – Identify digital or digitized creations which may be protected by intellectual property rights
B – Know the forms of adequate protection of these rights in the digital environment
C – Identify the technologies associated with the creation, digitisation and communication of intellectual creations in a digital environment.

SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
a – Know the legal systems for protection of digital works.
b – Know how to adapt the legal regimes of copyright, related rights and industrial property to digital reality.
c – Know the technologies and legal instruments to prevent the violation of intellectual property in the digital marketplace.
d – Understand current and emerging issues related to the protection of intellectual property applied to new disruptive technologies
e – Understand the operation mode of computer technologies associated to the creation, representation and digital communication of works.

CONTENTS

1. The intellectual property and the digital market.
1.1 The works protected by copyright in the digital market.
1.2 Works protected by rights related to copyright in the digital marketplace. 2.3.
1.3 The distinctive signs of commerce in the digital marketplace: trade names, trademarks, logos and domain names.
1.4 The authorship of technological creations in cyberspace
1.5. Distribution and intellectual property in the digital marketplace 2.6.
1.6 The problems of multi-territorial protection
2. Intellectual property protection of computer programs, databases and multimedia works
3. The protection of innovations in the digital market: computer-implemented inventions; digital design; and semiconductor topographies
4. Intellectual property protection mechanisms in digital environment.
5. Intellectual Property and Technology:
5.1. software
5.2. Open Source Software
5.3 Big Data
5.4. Internet of Things
5.5. Artificial Intelligence

Syllabus:

OBJECTIVES

1. Distinguish the concepts of data, information and knowledge.
2. Identify and define the theoretical foundations associated to KOSs
3. Identify structures and characteristics common to KOSs
4. Evaluate the characteristics of KOSs in order to reduce ambiguity and establish relationships between concepts in the area of law
5. Distinguish and integrate different types of KOSs, reflecting their application in the area of law
6. Develop specific vocabularies for the description of legal content structured in the form of KOSs. 7. Use mechanisms and annotation tools for knowledge identification and extraction
8. Use KOS as a fundamental tool for the law domain

CONTENTS

1. The information life cycle.
2. Evolution, concepts and theoretical foundations in the organization of knowledge
3. Knowledge Organization Systems (KOS): elements, characteristics and functions
4. Types of KOS and its application in content organization.
5. Approaches to knowledge organization
6. Study of knowledge bases applicable or related to the area of law
7. KOS classes: term lists, metadata, classification, categorization and relationship models
8. Mechanisms and tools for data annotation
9. Knowledge representation techniques and model, including: dictionaries, lists, taxonomies, folksonomies, ontologies and semantic networks
10. Methods and techniques for the elaboration of knowledge models: Practical application in the area of law
11. Application and evaluation of knowledge organization models oriented to the area of law.

Syllabus:

OBJECTIVES

1. Identify the components of a computer system;
2. Know how information is exchanged in a secure and non-secure way between computer systems;
3. List the main cybersecurity threats in modern times;
4. Understand and apply cryptographic mechanisms;
5. Outline legal aspects associated to information security
6. Apply the legal regime of electronic acts, communications and signatures.

CONTENTS

1. Computer concepts
2. The modern computer system – opportunities and threats
3. Notions of cybersecurity
4. National framework of cyber-security, policies and general legal framework
5. Legal regime of acts, documents and electronic signatures
6. The electronic records of the Public Administration.