Computing and Law

Introduction

Welcome! This wiki page provides information specific to Computing and Lay application and research projects (from AY2022/23 Term 2 onwards only).

Please read this in conjunction with the general IS Project Experience course information page.

Confused? Muddled? Help is at hand! Please drop the C&L Programme Director, Dr LIM How Khang , an email.

Timeline

Please refer to this page.

C&L project types

	IS 485: C&L application project	IS483: C&L Research project	ISXX C&L Project Experience (Digital Access to justice)
Team Size	4-6	2-3
Scope	• Requirements gathering • Scoping • Design and development (POC) • Testing (system and user)	• Research (literature review and scoping) • Data collection • Solution approach • Solution implementation • Report	Projects predetermined by project sponsor on issues touching on access to justice.
Recommended Skill-sets / Pre-requisites	You should have passed the following modules IS111 Introduction to Programming IS112 Data Management IS211 Interaction Design and Prototyping CS206 Software Product Management (can be a co-requisite) LAW401 Intellectual Property Law LAW486 Privacy & Data Protection Law (can be a co-requisite)	You should have passed the following modules IS111 Introduction to Programming IS112 Data Management IS211 Interaction Design and Prototyping CS206 Software Product Management (can be a co-requisite) LAW401 Intellectual Property Law LAW486 Privacy & Data Protection Law (can be a co-requisite) Min GPA 3.4 (or prior exemption from programme director) Students will need to find a suitable SCIS/YPHSL faculty member to be their supervisor. For industry research projects, students will need to additionally find an industry mentor.