ID:
510029
Duration (hours):
60
CFU:
9
Year:
2025
Overview
Date/time interval
Primo Semestre (22/09/2025 - 27/11/2025)
Syllabus
Course Objectives
The first module aims to provide students with a foundation in data collection, management, and
processing from various sources. It also aims to illustrate the artificial intelligence principles and primary
applications, enabling students to comprehend their working processes and appreciate their implications in
the legal context. The second module aims to equip students with essential knowledge and appropriate
methodological guidance to understand and resolve legal issues arising from the proliferation of innovative
technologies in private party relationships and in corporate contexts.
Course Prerequisites
For the first module: none. For the second module: a good understanding of the topics covered in the
"Institutions of Private Law" course and the principles related to obligatory rights and contracts is
required.
Teaching Methods
Teaching involves lectures accompanied by PowerPoint presentations. The first module also includes
laboratory activities conducted on computers using the open-source software Orange.
Assessment Methods
The examination consists of an individual oral test designed to evaluate the skills acquired in both course
modules. The final assessment is based on a thirtieth scale and is determined by the depth of
understanding of the topics presented and the ability to integrate the knowledge acquired during the
course.
Texts
Materials required for exam preparation will be provided to students and made available on the Kiro
platform.
Contents
The course is divided into two modules. The first module (ING-INF/05) provides a comprehensive
introduction to key concepts in computer science, data processing, and artificial intelligence, which are
progressively gaining importance among legal professionals. It focuses on the fundamentals of collecting,
managing, and processing data from diverse sources, as well as exploring methods and applications of
artificial intelligence. This knowledge serves as the foundation for understanding the content of the second
module (IUS/01). The second module follows the traditional structure of the "Institutions of Private Law"
courses and aims to analyze how information technology and artificial intelligence impact private law
institutions, leading to new cases and new offense modalities, and encouraging the adoption of regulatory
frameworks different from those previously in use.
Course Language
Italian
More information
Inclusive measures in favour of specific categories of students.
For the students with a certification to be in one of the conditions determined by the guidelines of the University (worker; caretaker of family members; civil invalidity; differently abled or with Specific Learning Disorders; parent; athlete; subject to measures of criminal detention; hospitalized) and who cannot attend the educational activities in person, the professor will guarantee up to two office hours each week, also remotely, with flexibility around the timeframe according to the needs of the
student.
The educational activities will, moreover, be supported by tutoring or by supplementary teaching hours, also after 6 p.m., from Monday to Friday, with the aim of promoting learning also for the students belonging to the above-cited categories.
It needs to be recalled that, in order to have access to the inclusive measures, the qualifying students need to present the relevant instance through their Private Area, according to the instructions published on the website at the following link: https://portale.unipv.it/it/didattica/servizi-lo-studente/modalita-didattiche-inclusive
For the students with a certification to be in one of the conditions determined by the guidelines of the University (worker; caretaker of family members; civil invalidity; differently abled or with Specific Learning Disorders; parent; athlete; subject to measures of criminal detention; hospitalized) and who cannot attend the educational activities in person, the professor will guarantee up to two office hours each week, also remotely, with flexibility around the timeframe according to the needs of the
student.
The educational activities will, moreover, be supported by tutoring or by supplementary teaching hours, also after 6 p.m., from Monday to Friday, with the aim of promoting learning also for the students belonging to the above-cited categories.
It needs to be recalled that, in order to have access to the inclusive measures, the qualifying students need to present the relevant instance through their Private Area, according to the instructions published on the website at the following link: https://portale.unipv.it/it/didattica/servizi-lo-studente/modalita-didattiche-inclusive
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