- Docente: Cesare Maioli
- Credits: 6
- Language: Italian
- Teaching Mode: Traditional lectures
- Campus: Bologna
- Corso: Single cycle degree programme (LMCU) in Law (cod. 0659)
Learning outcomes
The course is an introduction to information and communication
technologies applied to law.
Course contents
The course is made up of two parts: ICT law and law and legal
informatics.
ICT law deals with: hardware and software; algorithm and program;
digital data representation; archives and data bases; communication
and the Internet; information systems and advanced exploitation of
them.
Legal informatics cover the main issues of data privacy,
intellectual property rights, Internet governance and
e-commerce.
Readings/Bibliography
The materials presented and available on the AMS Campus website are enough to satisfy the knowledge aims of the course.
The reference books are:
- G. Sartor, L'informatica giuridica e le tecnologie dell'informazione, Giappichelli, Torino, edizione 2010.
- G. Pascuzzi, Il diritto dell'era digitale, il Mulino, Bologna, edizione 2010.
Teaching methods
Prof. Cesare Maioli will teach the whole course using slides and making reference to selected documents.
Seminars by avv. Vincenzo Colarocco (Commercio elettronico;
Dematerializzazione; Destatualizzazione), dr.ssa Giovanna de
Rugeriis (Documento informatico e firme elettroniche; Privacy), dr.
Michele Ferrazzano (Informatica forense e diritto
penale), avv. Maria Letizia Perugini (ProprietÃ
intellettuale),
Assessment methods
Written final exam with open questions that may be followed by a few oral questions to clarify the answers.
Detailed information is given in the Contenuti Utili section of
this site.
Teaching tools
In the AMS Campus website there are materials, slides and
information that constitutes the necessary and sufficient knowledge
base fot the preparation of the exam.
Office hours
See the website of Cesare Maioli