The course is centered on Systems Theory and Elinor Ostrom's Situational Action Theory. The purpose is to inform pupils of the work of Niklas Luhmann, the XX-century German sociologist of law, who has written a new perspective on relationships among social actors and the surrounding environment. The course is furthered through the brilliant asset constituted by Ostrom's theory, demonstrating that everyday life and RWG (real-world games) have the chance to show reality as they are interwoven with cognition and behavioral decision-making. We will explore the fundamentals of probability laws together, with a cut on unprepared responses to unexpected events.

We will learn topics related to the Italian language to employ it in everyday conversations and job/travel needs. You can introduce yourself during a job interview, telling your interlocutors about your past experiences and aspirations for your job path. You will learn technical vocabulary that will prompt you to approach a range of experiences in Italy in a safe and orderly manner. The organizer of the course is you in relation to your specific need to deepen your knowledge about the Italian language and culture.