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I. SUBJECT DESCRIPTION
II. SUBJECT REQUIREMENTS
III. COURSE CURRICULUM
SUBJECT DATA
OBJECTIVES AND LEARNING OUTCOMES
TESTING AND ASSESSMENT OF LEARNING PERFORMANCE
THEMATIC UNITS AND FURTHER DETAILS
Subject name
Legal Framework of Autonomous Vehicles
ID (subject code)
BMEGT55M420
Type of subject
Contact lessons
Course types and lessons
Type
Lessons
Lecture
2
Practice
0
Laboratory
0
Type of assessment
mid-term grade
Number of credits
2
Subject Coordinator
Name
Dr. Grad-Gyenge Anikó
Position
associate professor
Contact details
grad-gyenge.aniko@gtk.bme.hu
Educational organisational unit for the subject
Department of Business Law'
Subject website
Language of the subject
angol – EN
Curricular role of the subject, recommended number of terms
Direct prerequisites
Strong
Nincs/None
Weak
Nincs/None
Parallel
Nincs/None
Exclusion
Nincs/None
Validity of the Subject Description

Objectives

The objective of the course is to introduce the students into the legal environment of the autonomous vehicles, including especially the basic principles and guidelines and the present and possible future framework of these laws. - Autonomous vehicles in the recent legal environment, esp. a) public law and private law questions. Autonomous vehicles in the private and public laws, legal frameworks of administrative laws, registrations, torts and product liability, warranty, software-law issues, risk-management, contract-management, insurance issues, b) Data protection (privacy) and data safety issues c) relevant criminal law issues. Autonomous vehicles in the recent legal environment. Criminal issues, and criminal liability - Autonomous vehicles in the Future. a) Types and definitions of autonomous and automated cars. Min-imum requirements, technical compliance standards. b) Future use of autonomous cars and its possible effects on law - use in controlled environments, ride services, etc. c) Human - machine interface and its legal problems; new requirements - e.g. driving licence standards for the human "element" of the system.

Academic results

Knowledge
  1. the social and economic functions of legislation
  2. the basic functions of the main areas of law affecting traffic, responsibility, safety
  3. the main features of the legal, economic and business mechanisms that can influence traffic, responsibility, safety
  4. relevant approaches to illustrate the impact of regulators on certain questions of autonomous vehicle
  5. methods and aspects of analysis of legislation affecting autonomous vehicles
Skills
  1. The students are able to
  2. properly interpret and place rules in practice
  3. analyze the role, motivations and activities of individual economic actors from a legal and economic point of view
  4. grasp a multi-faceted context system for modeling public policy strategy planning in relation to the topic
  5. critical thinking
Attitude
  1. are well aware in the assessment of the legal regulation of the autonomous vehicles, is informed by various sources, consciously seeking alternative solutions
  2. are open to self-reflection, critical reception, and critical thinking when thinking about regulation of auton-omous vehicles
  3. are open to critical self-assessment, based on activities, active, learning methods, experimental style
Independence and responsibility
  1. are open to accept reliable critical remarks,
  2. are able to solve practical professional problems independently.

Teaching methodology

Lectures and written communication, use of ICT tools and techniques.

Materials supporting learning

  • Presentations of the lectures.
  • Hand-outs dedicated to the actual lecture of the course

General Rules

Assessment of the learning outcomes described under 2.2. is based on two written tests. To complete the course is needed to pass at least 50% each of the midterm exams, to solve the revision questions available on Moodle and attend 70% of the lectures.

Performance assessment methods

Detailed description of assesments during the term: 1. Complex, written assessment of competence-type competence elements in written form. The thesis may con-sist of test questions, which are the interpretation of certain concepts and the recognition of their interrela-tions; essay questions examining lexical knowledge and synthesizing ability. The available working time of 30-90 minutes. 2. In addition, students will have the opportunity to hold a presentation during the semester by applying for the topics provided by the professors. The result of the performance is included in the evaluation.

Percentage of performance assessments, conducted during the study period, within the rating

  • Midterm exams: 100

Percentage of exam elements within the rating

Conditions for obtaining a signature, validity of the signature

Assessment of the learning outcomes described under 2.2. is based on two written tests. To complete the course is needed to pass at least 50% each of the midterm exams, to solve the revision questions available on Moodle and attend 70% of the lectures.

Issuing grades

%
Excellent 91-100
Very good 85-90
Good 76–84
Satisfactory 63-75
Pass 50-62
Fail < 50

Retake and late completion

1) The exams (midterms) will be corrected within the deadline set by the study and examination rules and will be officially published via Neptune. The Department publishes the date of the inspection on a case-by-case basis. 2) It is possible to improve the mark acquired during the year according to the study and examination rules

Coursework required for the completion of the subject

Nature of work Number of sessions per term
Participation in contact lessons 28
Participationof homework 10
Preparing for the mind-term exam 52
total 90

Approval and validity of subject requirements

Topics covered during the term

Subject includes the topics detailed in the course syllabus to ensure learning outcomes listed under 2.2. can be achi-eved. Timing of the topics may be affected by calendar or other circumstances in each semester.

Lecture topics
1. General questions of regulation of autonomous traffic – a social transition by the autonomous vehiclesRegulatory approach to technological development - international and EU regulatory trendsTort lawCriminal liability of AvsAutonomous vehicles – data protection and data safetyMid-term examVehicle and transport legislation in HungaryNew issues of public law regulation, licensing issues, a possible new "KRESZ" .Legal context and possible solutions for the validation of AIInternational best practiceIntellectual property issues relating to autonomous vehicles servicesMobility serviceSummary – analysis of the previous topics, reflectionsMid-term exam

Additional lecturers

Name Position Contact details
Dr. Dávid Alíz vendégelőadó
Dr. Mezei Kitti egyetemi adjunktus mezei.kitti@gtk.bme.hu
Dr. Nagy Krisztina egyetemi adjunktus nagy.krisztina@gtk.bme.hu
Dr. Schubauer Petra egyetemi adjunktus schubauer.petra@gtk.bme.hu
Dr. Timár Adrienn egyetemi tanársegéd timar.adrienn@gtk.bme.hu
Dr. Tomasovszky Edit egyetemi adjunktus tomasovszky.edit@gtk.bme.hu

Approval and validity of subject requirements