Università Roma Tre

Comparative information and communication technologies law

Knowledge and understanding:
- Students must be able to orient themselves in the various supra-national and European sources which regulate the subject of the course
Applying knowledge and understanding:
- Students must be able to use appropriate legal research sources and understand when normative provisions may apply
Making judgements:
- Students must be able to distinguish between educational methodologies and legal constraints in the use of information and communication technologies
Communication skills:
- Students must be able to explain to a hypothetical class (or to their parents) the legal reasons which direct the use (or non-use) of information and communication technologies
Learning skills:
- The course aims at setting the basis for further knowledge in a field which surely will evolve form a normative point of view in the near future