91424 - Information, Technology And Law

Learning outcomes

At the end of the course unit, students: - know the fundamental principles governing information technology as well as how they can be applied in the legal field, and are capable to gain further knowledge in this sector even where technology and law evolve; - are aware of the ways information technologies are applied in the fields of economy, public administrations, companies and, in particular, legal activities, and are also capable to assess social and legal impact of these dynamics; - know the regulatory frameworks applicable to information technology and are capable to analyze technology and information systems against the background of the national and international legal evolutions in the field of law.

Course contents

On course contents, see: https://ictlawunibo.wordpress.com/8-student-guide/2-coursecontents/

Readings/Bibliography

On Readings and Bibliography, see: https://ictlawunibo.wordpress.com/6-materiali/

Teaching methods

On teaching methods, see: https://ictlawunibo.wordpress.com/8-student-guide/5-teachingmethods/

Assessment methods

On assessment methods, see: https://ictlawunibo.wordpress.com/8-student-guide/6-assessment/

Teaching tools

The website/blog of the course of Information Technology and Law of the Law school of the University of Bologna contains information on exams dates, registration of marks, as well as information on course contents, readings and learning materials. The information provided is independent from the academic year of course attendance. Link Blog 

Links to further information

https://ictlawunibo.wordpress.com/

Office hours

See the website of Giuseppe Contissa

See the website of Francesca Lagioia