01M99 - DIRITTO DELL' INFORMATICA

Basic knowledge relating to the legal profiles (ownership, protection, circulation) of digital goods; data protection strategies and methods; civil liability of providers, platform and “gatekeepers”; creation, signature and evidentiary value of digital documents.

Basic knowledge on EU and national legislation on the topics analysed in the course program.

At the end of course of lessons, students will have the ability to understand the main problems related to the online right and actions of the individual subjects, especially regarding communication and sharing activities on social network sites, as well as issues related to ownership situations and (protection of) access to digital goods; students will be also able to resolve basic issues regarding the protection of personal data and criteria for the lawfulness of data processing.

Attending the Generative AI Laboratory, students will have acquired basic knowledge on the functioning and possible applications, but also on the critical profiles and risks of the massive use of this technology.

The course aims to achieve the following learning objectives, structured according to the Dublin Descriptors:

1. (knowledge and understanding) advanced knowledge and understanding of the main institutions of the ICT society to develop original ideas, including research purposes.

2. (applying knowledge and understanding) ability to apply knowledge in management of ICT society institutions applied to sport, with particular reference to individual's fundamnetal right in cyberspace and data protection.

3. (making judgments) ability to gather and integrate knowledge within the complexity of the ICT society; formulate independent judgments and understand their ethical and social implications; critical-reflective skills, ability to evaluate the quality and value of ICT phenomena and potential applications and developments.

4. (communication skills) ability to communicate information, ideas, problems, and solutions to specialist and non-specialist audiences; communication and interpersonal skills applicable to digital communication.

5. (learning skills) ability to learn in order to manage professional activities and projects that require planning and decision-making responsibility; development of autonomous learning ability (learning to learn ability)