NM3210 Cybercrime and Society   Tags: cyber crime, cybercrime, nm3202, nm3210  

Library workshops will be conducted to help you search databases for your NM3210 group project.

You will learn how to:

1. Learn Boolean logic to search databases: AND, OR, Not operators; truncation; phrase search
2. Search for journal articles using FindMore@NUSL and Communication & Mass Media Complete (CMMC) database.
3. Search for news articles using FindMore@NUSL and LexisNexis Academic database
4. Use the library proxy bookmarklet as shortcut tool to access full-text of journal articles

• Session #1
• 29 August 2012 (Wednesday), 6pm to 7pm
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• Session #2
• 29 August 2012 (Wednesday), 7pm to 8pm
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• Session #3
• 30 August 2012 (Thursday), 1pm to 2pm
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• Session #4
• 30 August 2012 (Thursday), 2pm to 3pm
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• Session #5
• 30 August 2012 (Thursday), 3pm to 4pm
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Students will prepare one group research project. Each group will select an Asian country and examine how that country is dealing with computer crimes (or the threat of computer crimes).

The project may be about any of the following countries:

• China
• Hong Kong
• India
• Japan
• Indonesia
• Malaysia
• Philippines
• Singapore
• South Korea
• Taiwan
• Thailand
• Vietnam

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Communications & New Media
Block AS-6/03-31
cnmmoral@nus.edu.sg
+65-6516-8223

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