Lex Osmose – single credit online courses details are enclosed herewith for expression of interest –
S. no | Course Title | Course Instructor | Course Details |
1) | Media Law and Ethics | Dr Venkat Iyer | Download |
2) | Oil & Gas Sector: Law and Regulation | Mr P V S Girishar | Download |
3) | Entrepreneurship for Law students | Mr Pranjal Kamra | Download |
4) | Negotiated Transactions in India | Mr Vaibhav Ganjiwale | Download |
5) | GST LAW: MITIGATION OF LITIGATION | Mr Taraka Srinivas | Download |
6) | WTO and Farm Laws | Mrs Swapna Sundar | Download |
Important Dates:
Offer Date | 28/02/2021 |
Closing of receiving applications | 02/03/2021 |
Selected Students List | 05/03/2021 |
Drop out / Course change request | 09/03/2021 |
Courses to start | 15/03/2021 |
Courses to close | 30/03/2021 |
Class duration/ timings
- Each class will have a duration of 2 hours inclusive of a ten-minute break after 1 hour.
- Lecture duration 90 minutes and interaction of 20 minutes.
- One credit to have a total of 16 hours (8 days x 2 hours= 16)
- The time table of dates and time to be released on finalization of the enrolment adjusting the regular online classes.
Valuation Methodology:
- The student shall need to be attend minimum number of classes 7daysx2 hours = 14 hours to be eligible for valuation
- The valuation pattern to be decided by the course instructor. (Online assignment/ simulation exercise/ Quiz etc)
Enrolment Cap
- Course to be offered require a minimum of 15 students
- The maximum cap for a class is 30 students
- Second year to Fifth year students/ LL.M are eligible to enrol.
- 5 seats to be given for non -HNLU law students
- To indicate three choices in order of preference and will be allotted based on minimum/maximum enrolment.
- If students attend minimum of 7 classes (14 hours) but do not participate in evaluation- participation certificate will be issued/ for others who attend evaluation – completion certificates will be issued. The grades will be as per HNLU awards.
- Digital certificates will be issued. Physical certificates can be collected at campus or can be couriered to students based on payment basis.
Regards,
V. Suryanarayan Raju – Lex Osmose Convenor