e-Lectures Online

u-e-lectures.com offers accredited MBA, EMBA, Juris Doctorus, and LL.M  courses Online via the Internet, by Professor E. Edward Siemens.

Courses that are presented are:

• Business Law
• Corporate Governance
• International Trade Law

This is an innovative approach to delivering lectures. The ability to view the lectures from anywhere worldwide, at anytime around the clock, and as many times as desired, is particularly valuable to students who do not have English as their primary language.

The Business Law course has been presented to several hundred MBA and Juris Doctorus students with excellent feedback, and with a marked increase in the students' grade point averages, and different versions of the Corporate Governance course has been presented to EMBA, MBA and LL.M classes.  The e-lectures on both Business Law and Corporate Governance have been adopted for Continuing Business Education and for Continuing Legal Education.

Each of the courses offered, feature the following:

Courses

• may be tailored to comprise as to number of academic e-lectures,
• examinations may be held in-class or online,
• all e-lectures presented in an audio-video format,
• detailed course outline and syllabus provided.

Audio

• English without accent, utilizing an animated
• character, text of what is being said appears in
• a balloon, and enables viewers to listen and read
• at the same time.

Video

• Over 1,000 power point type slides.

TOC

• Each course has a homepage with a
• click-able lecture outline.

Lectures

• Each lecture is about 45 minutes in length, 
• and has a click-able table of contents.

Viewing

• Lectures may be viewed in full without interruption,
• or in 3-4 minute segments as chosen by the viewer,
• and all viewing may be stopped at anytime, and
• may be repeated as often as desired.

e-Notes

• All slide materials used in each lecture are
• compiled as e-Notes and may be printed-out.

Quizzes

• Each lecture ends with a self-testing quiz.

Text

• A course text is prescribed.

Exams

• Mid-term and Final examinations provided, and
• may be conducted online or at the university,
• under faculty supervision.

Support

• Student support by e-mail provided by
• Prof. Siemens throughout course.

Reports

• Summaries of individual student log-on
• reports may be provided upon completion.

Technical

• Courses are delivered on a fully secured
• website, with 99.9% up-time, and may be
• accessed 24 hours around the clock throughout
• semester from anywhere worldwide.
• Access requires User Name and Password.
• Required software provided Online without charge.

Universities that wish to adopt these academic courses and organizations that wish to utilize the e-lectures for Continuing Business or Legal Education, should obtain further particulars by contacting Prof. Siemens at:

                                  ees@u-e-lectures.com

Corporate and individual subscribers may purchase an e-lecture series as follows:  

	Business Law	Corporate Governance	International Trade Law
Number of-lectures	24	24	24
Viewing period	6 months	6 months	6 months
Subscription Price	US $175	US $175	US $175
Product-Service Number	BL24	CG24	ITL24
Purchase

To purchase your selected e-lecture series click on Buy Now and then simply follow the instructions set out by PayPal. 

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Business Law - Course Outline

1. Introduction
2. Nature of Law
3. Judicial and Alternate Dispute Resolution
4. Comparative & International Law
5. Traditional Contracts
6. e-Commerce contracts
7. Contract Forms
8. Discharge & Breach of Contracts
9. Remedies
10. Sales Contracts
11. Lease Contracts
12. Agency Law
13. Liabilities of Principal and Agent
14. Torts
15. Aspects of Negligence
16. Assessment of Damages
17. Professional Negligence
18. Product Liability
19. Business Ethics
20. Business Crimes
21. Business Entities
22. Corporations
23. Joint Ventures
24. Intellectual Property
25. Employment Laws
26. Occupational Health & Safety
27. Consumer Protection Laws
28. Anti-trust Laws
29. Credit Laws
30. Bankruptcy Laws

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Corporate Governance - Course Outline

1. Introduction
   1.1 Overview
   1.2 The pillars of Corporate Governance
   1.2.1 Transparency
   1.2.2 Equal treatment of stakeholders
   1.2.3 Protection of minority shareholders
   1.2.4 Accountability
 
2. Legislation
   2.1 Overview
   2.2 State's interest in effective Governance
   2.3 Joint Stock Company Act
   2.4 Commercial Law and amendments
 
3. Structure
   3.1 Corporate
   3.2 Corporate Veil
   3.3 Business Judgment
   3.4 Judicial Review
   3.5 Other Limited Liability Organizations
   3.5.1 State corporations
   3.5.2 LP's LLP's
   3.5.3 Non-profit Organizations).
 
4. Director Duties
   4.1 Overview
   4.2 Fiduciary Duties
   4.2.1. Duty of Care, Diligence and Skill
   4.2.2. Duty of Loyalty
   4.2.3. Duty of Compliance
 
5. Directors' Duties and the:
   5.1 Corporation
   5.2 Shareholders
   5.3 Fellow Directors
   5.4 Employees
   5.5 Creditors
   5.6 Customers / Clients
   5.7 Public
 
6. Financial and Reporting Responsibilities
   6.1 Disclosures and Reporting
   6.2 The Audit Committee of the Board of Directors
   6.3 Global Best Practices of Audit Committees
   6.4 Implementing Best Practices
 
7. Director Liabilities
   7.1 Civil
   7.2 Criminal
 
8. Shareholders
   8.1 Limited Liabilities
   8.2 Rights
   8.3 Protection of minority shareholders
   8.4 Derivative actions
 
9. Securities Law
   9.1 Overview
   9.2 Prospectus
   9.3 Insider Trading
   9.4 Communications
   9.5 Mergers & Acquisitions
 
10. Reducing the Risks
    10.1 Before Appointment
    10.2 Avoiding Liability
    10.3 Exoneration
    10.4 Indemnification
    10.4.1 Overview
    10.4.2 Indemnity Agreement (Corporate)
    10.4.3 Indemnity Agreement (Third Party)
    10.4.4 Indemnity Bylaw
    10.5 Insurance
    10.5.1 Overview
    10.5.2 Directors and Officers Legal Liability Proposal Form;
    10.5.3 Directors and Officers Liability Policy;
    10.5.4 Company Reimbursement Proposal Form;
    10.5.5 Company Reimbursement Policy
    10.5.6 Supplementary Questionnaire
 
11. E-commerce
    11.1 Overview
    11.2 Web sites
    11.3 E-mail
    11.4 E-business
    11.5 Secured transactions
    11.6 Copyright
 
12. Employment Law
    12.1 Wages and Holidays
    12.2 Severance and Wrongful Dismissal
    12.3 Workplace Safety and Protection
    12.4 Human Rights
    12.5 Harassment
 
13. Environmental Law
    13.1 Overview
    13.2 Environmental Assessment
    13.3 Environmental Audits
    13.4 Property Transactions
    13.5 Transportation of Dangerous Goods
 
14. Taxation Law
    14.1 Overview
    14.2 Corporate Income taxes
    14.3 VAT and Social Service taxes
    14.4 Workers' Compensation
    14.5 Pensions

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International Trade Law - Course Outline

1.   Introduction                                                                                                2.   International and Comparative Law
3.   Dispute Settlements
4.   Multi-national businesses                                                                             5.   Foreign Investments                                                                                     6.   Money & Banking                                                                                     7.   Trade in Goods                                                                                         8.   Sale of Goods                                                                                           9.   Transportation of Goods                                                                            10.  Financing Trade                                                                                        11.  Intellectual Property                                                                                    12.  Services and Labor                                                                                   13.  Taxation

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