Stefano DEPLANO
Insegnamento di LAW AND ALGORITHMS
Corso di laurea magistrale in RELAZIONI E ORGANIZZAZIONI INTERNAZIONALI
SSD: IUS/01
CFU: 6,00
ORE PER UNITÀ DIDATTICA: 36,00
Periodo di Erogazione: Secondo Semestre
Italiano
Lingua di insegnamento | INGLESE |
English
Teaching language | English |
Contents | Algorithms have been infiltrating and governing several aspects of our lives. Governance by algorithms raises many legal challenges: the aim of the course is to understand the legal impact of algorithms on lawyers, judges, public administrations and States. |
Textbook and course materials | M. Ebers and S. Navas (eds.), Algorithms and Law, Cambridge University Press, 2020. |
Course objectives | Knowledge and understanding skills. The student must have a good knowledge of the topics indicated in the program; must also have the ability to understand the subject, with regard both to the institutes analyzed both to the principles and rules that govern the current law system. Most important: student will also have to show how to develop own and original ideas. |
Prerequisites | Civil Law, International Law, Public Law |
Teaching methods | Lectures and ‘flipped’ classes. The course’s 36-hours are developed interactively: students will be expected to do all the reading assignments and come to class prepared to discuss them. |
Evaluation methods | Students will be assessed on the basis of (2) written and (1) oral assessments. |
Course Syllabus | Lecture 1 – Robotics and Artificial Intelligence |