Technology in Law is a 3 credit hour course that counts towards your Substantial Skills Requirement. \u00a0This course is designed to introduce students to the kinds of technology, information knowledge and technology skills essential to law practice. \u00a0Students will work on multiple short weekly assignments and simulations, engaging them in the technology used in all areas of law practice. \u00a0These assignments are designed to introduce students to different types of legal software and hardware using a hands-on approach that will simulate real world legal scenarios. \u00a0This course primarily focuses on practical technology skills and how technology affects the law. \u00a0Examples of types of technology covered include intranet software, virtual law practice, billing software, presentation technology, background research and due diligence, e-discovery, e-filing, knowledge management, case management, and tablets, iPads, netbooks, notebooks, MACS and PCs.<\/p>\n
The final letter grade is based on weekly assignments, participation, and a major course technology project (or paper if students opt for a paper) and a presentation.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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