A. Class Meetings
This course meets every Monday from 6:00 pm. till 7:40 pm.
in the computer lab classroom. Class attendance is important because of the
interactive nature of both the instruction and course work. Failure to attend
regular class meetings is counterproductive to the goals of the course and
will adversely affect your course grade.
Each student can receive a free copy of the course book from the Suffolk Law School Bookstore. Please contact your professors for more information.
B. Summary of Class Meetings &
Assignments
Please see the Course Syllabus.
C. Reaching Adjunct Professor Daftary
Please use the following methods to contact Adjunct
Professor Daftary to set up an appointment:
Phone: 617-963-3412
Facsimile: 617-695-0149
E-mail:
cdaftary@bsmlegal.com
D. Reaching Adjunct Professor Krieger
Please use the following methods to contact Adjunct
Professor Krieger to set up an appointment:
Phone: 617-225-3155
E-mail: Todd.Krieger@intersystems.com
E. Course Material
The textbook assigned for this course is the E-Business
Legal Handbook 3rd Edition,
which is available from your instructors. Additional reading materials
have been provided electronically and are included as apart of this
website. The
E-Business Legal Handbook 3rd Edition, Rustad & Daftary which will also be on reserve in the library. Besides utilizing this
textbook, students are
expected to access the
internet via an Internet Provider Services. Please see Gina
Doherty, Director of the Law School's Computer Resource Center to
gain access to the law school's Internet service provider as well as
to set up an e-mail account.
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