Ben, my course has to do and deal with everything in this world lah! Imagine there is no software and hardware! I believe not a single sector in this life will run away from computer science...this sounds cocky and big-headed but...you just imagine, how people will be able to carry out missions and transactions in business, commerce, share markets, telecommunication, transportations, banking and finance, military and even in the field you are studying, medicine, without computers. Imagine a scenario every peripheral or machine or whatever scope and surgery thingy or tomography or whatever you are using in hospital is not functioning! And you might ask...what the heck it has to do with law then? Okies, to protect users from internet frauds, to make sure that there is an agreement between a software vendor (company) with its clients in terms of licensing, source code copy right and protection (well, programming is mad), and everything that are dealing with contracts in building systems and softwares and transactions in the world wide web and the purchasing of those stuffs. Get what I mean? That is why there exists such a law called Cyber Law... if you steal people's source code, you might be sued... because again it is a result of people's hardwork and strive in programming.