Alberto Musso � News

ATTENTION !!! - INSTRUCTION FOR MAY, 29, COPYRIGHT LAW

Wed, 20 May 2026 15:28:57 +0200

Dear Students,

please note that the test has been relocated in ROOM A of the Belmeloro Building. Please, check the exact address in the Almaesami booking list.

Because of the large number of students, you MUST be in front of this room at h. 15,15, at most: 45 minutes is usually the time entirely requested for your individual identification and let you sit at your own desk.

By this way, we shall be able to begin the test punctually, from h. 16 to 18.

You must leave your bags along the room's internal walls. No custody, so, please, do not carry values with you.

You may get to the desk only:
•your badge
•one (or better two) working pen(s)
•a bottle of water.

If you can't survive without the presence of your smartphone for the time of the test, you may get it also - for safety - at your desk and do not leave it in your bag, provided it is totally switched off.

The test is closed book. No material is allowed. Along with the test paper, also a sheet of white paper will be given for rough copy.

As clearly written in the syllabus:

each student will tell the Commission which test want to receive (for attending or not-attending students) during the distribution of the forms.

As detailed in the Copyright Law website - entry ASSESSMENT METHODS - too, each test consists of 31 questions.

6 CFU students only have to answer the first 16 questions, with 2 points for every correct answer.

As also clearly stated in the Additional 7CFU Syllabus, that is an ADDITIONAL syllabus for the advanced 18 hours module. Therefore, the materials of the BASIC 6CFU course are ALSO included in the object of the test for the 7CFU students (that's why they have all the 31 questions!).

If anything goes well, I hope to send the grades in 24/48 hours. The Commission will also write you how to accept or refuse the grade.

Students who are going to graduate next July and who accept their grading, will be anyway recordered within June, 4.

Best of luck,

Prof. Alberto Musso

Dates of Prof. Musso's exams in the 2026 Summer Session

Fri, 27 Mar 2026 23:39:58 +0100

Waiting for the official publication and booking list on Almaesami, made by the Offices, the following dates are scheduled for the 2026 Summer's exams:

MAY 29, h. 4 p.m. - WRITTEN "MULTIPLE CHOICE" TEST - Copyright Law
JUNE 4, h. 3 p.m. - ORAL - Diritto industriale, Proprietà intellettuale e Bioetica
JUNE 22, h. 10 a.m. - ORAL - Copyright Law, Diritto industriale, Proprietà intellettuale e Bioetica
JULY 13, h. 10 a.m. - ORAL - Copyright Law, Diritto industriale, Proprietà intellettuale e Bioetica
SEPT. 3, h. 10 a.m. - ORAL - Copyright Law, Diritto industriale, Proprietà intellettuale e Bioetica

For more info on the exams, please read the "assessment methods" in the course page of this Prof. Musso's webpage, entry "Teaching".

All students - included Erasmus, Overseas, etc. - must be present. Only for the exceptional circumstances laid down by the accademic regulations, a student can require the offices to authorize online exams.

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COPYRIGHT LAW - APRIL 1st, 2026 LESSON - BLENDED MODE

Thu, 19 Mar 2026 14:13:39 +0100

According to the Communication of the Accademic Board, the lesson on April 1st, 2026, will be held in blended mode (in presence or from remote).

To attend the lesson from remote, the students must switch on the "Virtual Class" button in the Vrtuale repository of the course, which will appear some hours before the lesson. The connecting link will be automatically generated.

The mandatory attendance tracking will be suspended. The QR code will be showed in class and through the Teams screen only for benefit of those students who voluntarily want tracking in order to complete their attendance rate.

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WARNING! Mandatory attendance (70%) for all students (Erasmus or Overseas, too) who have 6 CFU !!!

Thu, 05 Mar 2026 15:20:16 +0100

Dear Students,

according to the Department's guidelines, as precised in class, all the students of the LEGS (74767 - COPYRIGHT LAW - 6 cfu) and DHDK (B1659) need a 70% attendance in their 30 hours course to have the exam.

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nbsp;Otherwise, the exam cannot be taken as such, even through the program for not-attending students.

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This rule also applies to Erasmus, Overseas students, etc., who has inserted the above mentioned courses in their learning agreement.

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The attendance is certified in class through the QR code.

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All the students of 7 CFU, on the contrary, have no mandatory rate of attendance for both the first 30 basic hours and the following 18 hours of the advanced module.

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For any doubt, please, do not write to the Professor, but to the administrative offices.

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