ADMINISTRATION DIGITAL LAW

Degree course: 
Corso di Second cycle degree in ECONOMIA, DIRITTO E FINANZA D’IMPRESA (EDIFI)
Academic year when starting the degree: 
2024/2025
Year: 
1
Academic year in which the course will be held: 
2024/2025
Course type: 
Supplementary compulsory subjects
Language: 
Italian
Credits: 
6
Period: 
First Semester
Standard lectures hours: 
52
Detail of lecture’s hours: 
Lesson (40 hours), Exercise (12 hours)
Requirements: 

Basic knowledge of public law

Final Examination: 
Orale

The exam will focus on the topics addressed in the reference texts and in the documents published on the e-learning page, with particular attention to the topics discussed during the lessons.

In particular, it will take place in an oral interview of about 20 minutes. The evaluations will be expressed in thirtieth.
The answer to the questions asked orally will be assessed in relation to the mastery of the legal language and the ability to understand the justifying reason for the rules and the function of legal institutions.

No intermediate tests are planned.

Assessment: 
Voto Finale

The course focuses on the study of organization and administrative action and of the effects produced by the digital transformation in progress.
The aim is to provide the student with the necessary tools to understand the fundamental institutions of administrative law that are going to be redefined as a result of an irreversible process of digitization of structures and activities.
The course focuses on the formation of a not merely notional but critical understanding of phenomena, also in the face of the profound transformations that digital is producing globally on the individual and society.

EXPECTED LEARNING OUTCOMES
At the end of the Teaching, the student will be able to:
- Understanding the practical functioning of the Italian administrative system
- Monitoring the current digital transformation with full awareness
- Exercising the rights of digital citizenship
- Strengthen legal language.

I. Administrative law: fundamental principles and categories
II. The organization and powers of public administrations
III. The administrative procedure
IV - Information technology and public administrations: the legal framework
V - Digital administrative acts, procedures and documents
VI - Online public services
VII - Digital citizenship, digital divide and electronic democratic participation
VIII - Artificial intelligence in administrative action.

Each topic will be treated for about 5 hours.

I. Administrative law: fundamental principles and categories
II. The organization and powers of public administrations
III. The administrative procedure
IV - Information technology and public administrations: the legal framework
V - Digital administrative acts, procedures and documents
VI - Online public services
VII - Digital citizenship, digital divide and electronic democratic participation
VIII - Artificial intelligence in administrative action.

Forty hours of lectures.

The lessons are accompanied by exercises on specific topics, aimed at consolidating the preparation of students in relation to the most qualifying institutes of digital administration law.

Prof. Zuddas receives on Tuesday from 10.30 to 11.30 a.m.

Professors

CAMMAROTA GIUSEPPE
FOGLIA MORIS