Course information
| Course code and name | JUS5690 Robot Regulation |
| Syllabus/achievement requirements | Spring 2024 |
| Formal prerequisite knowledge |
Master?s Level course Students must fulfill one of the following requirements: Passed 1st - 3rd year of the 5-year degree Master of Laws (Master i rettsvitenskap at UiO) (or exams that qualify for exemption for these) or hold a 5-years Master’s degree in Laws (Master i rettsvitenskap at UiO) or equivalent. |
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| Last updated | 05.02.2024 |
Grading criteria
In general terms, the following criteria are used when assessing the Group exam:
Substance of the presentation
- Understanding of the topic area
- Central argument is clear and other related arguments well-constructed
- Legal, ethical and other concepts are articulated clearly
- Alternative perspectives are recognised and considered
- Presentation does not indicate confusion over underlying principles and concepts
Structure of presentation
- Introduction and conclusion are clear
- Topic is clearly defined, and trajectory of argument is set out from the beginning
- Presentation is delivered within the allotted time frame
Oratorical skills
- Verbal skill/style:
- Clarity – speaking in a way that the audience can follow and understand
- Use of appropriate style and language for audience and topic – eg any humour used is not offensive, and does not detract from the persuasiveness of the presentation; language is not overly colloquial, etc.
- Non-verbal skill/style
- Presenter projects interest and engagement in the topic he/she is presenting
Q&A session
- Discussion generated
- Questions encouraged
- Attempts to answer relevant questions
General qualitative description of valuation criteria
Grades are awarded on a scale from A to F, where A is the best grade and F is a fail.