Protection of Legally Protected Secrets WP-ADZ-1-OTPCH
1. The concept of transparency and its limitations; the concept of secrecy
2. Classifications of legally protected secrets and the regulatory structure governing secrets
3. Protection of classified information
4. Protection of professional secrets
5. Secrets related to business activity
6. Secrets related to employment, the performance of functions, or service
7. Secrecy of correspondence, postal communications, and telecommunications
8. Secrets related to oversight and control activities
9. Statistical confidentiality
10. Protection of privacy
11. Protection of personal data
12. Protection of intellectual property
13. Sanctions for the unauthorized disclosure of protected information
14. Technical aspects of protecting secrets
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Learning outcome code/codes
Type of subject
Preliminary Requirements
Learning outcomes
AD2_W02. The student characterizes and understands the relationship between social structures and institutions at the national and international levels regarding the protection of secrets.
The student identifies the status of the individual and their activities within the scope of restrictions on transparency and the protection of legally protected secrets in both national and international contexts.
AD-W04
The student demonstrates knowledge of methods, procedures, and tools—including data acquisition techniques—relevant to administrative law, particularly concerning legal norms regarding the protection of secrets.
Assessment criteria
The student prepares a presentation on a chosen legally protected secret, following the template provided by the lecturer. The assessment is based on the correct inclusion of all required elements, according to the following criteria:
• Grade 5 (Excellent): All required elements have been included.
• Grade 4 (Good): Minor omissions and inaccuracies.
• Grade 3 (Satisfactory): The presentation meets the minimum requirements.
• Grade 2 (Fail): The presentation does not contain most of the required elements, or the student failed to prepare the presentation.
The course concludes with a graded exam in the form of a multiple-choice test.
Test grading criteria:
• Grade 5: 19–20 points
• Grade 4.5: 17–18 points
• Grade 4: 15–16 points
• Grade 3.5: 13–14 points
• Grade 3: 11–12 points
• Grade 2: 0–10 points
The final grade consists of the presentation grade (50% weight) and the test grade (50% weight).
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