Course Topics
- Professional ethics - Regulatory and legislative aspects - Professional liability and insurance coverage - Elements of economics and business organization - Electronic signature and invoicing - Personal data management and privacy policy - The social security system of Industrial Experts

Teaching format
The course includes a first face-to-face meeting with representatives of the Order of Industrial Experts of Bolzano in which general information on the structure of the course and specific indications for accessing the IT portal made available by the CNPI through which it will be possible to follow the various teaching modules will be provided.

Educational objectives
The course is offered as part of the Professional Degree Course in Woodworking Technology (L-P03) and is an integral part of the Practical Evaluation Internship (TPV). Students currently enrolled or previously graduated in the Professional Degree Course in Wood Engineering (L-9) can attend the course to access the Practical Evaluation Test (PPV). The course is carried out in collaboration with the Order of Industrial Experts of Bolzano using the portal made available by the National Council of Industrial Experts (CNPI) and is aimed at providing an overview of the elements necessary for the exercise of the profession of Industrial Expert. The course ranges from general aspects such as professional ethics, the scope of exercise of the freelance profession of the industrial expert in accordance with national regulations and professional liability, to technical and practical aspects related to insurance requirements, the management of customers' personal data and electronic invoicing, the social security system. • Knowledge and understanding: Students will acquire an overview of the elements necessary for the exercise of the profession of Industrial Expert, including general aspects such as professional ethics, the scope of exercise of the freelance profession of industrial expert in accordance with national regulations and professional responsibility. • Application of knowledge and understanding: Students will be able to apply the knowledge gained in practical contexts, such as customer personal data management, e-invoicing, and insurance requirements. • Making judgements: Students will develop the ability to make critical and autonomous assessments regarding the areas of exercise of the profession of Industrial Expert and compliance with the code of conduct. • Communication skills: Students will improve their communication skills, which are essential for interacting with clients and colleagues professionally and effectively • Learning skills: Students will be able to continue learning and update themselves on new regulations and technologies relevant to the profession.

Assessment
The evaluation of the achievement of the various learning outcomes is carried out during the Practical Evaluation Test (PPV) which takes place through an oral interview in front of a joint commission composed of academic members and members belonging to the Order of Industrial Experts of Bolzano. The interview focuses on the deontological and professional aspects for the exercise of the profession of Industrial Expert, as well as on the general knowledge related to the reference sector of the Degree Course in Woodworking Technology.

Evaluation criteria
The final evaluation does not provide for the assignment of a grade but is of the pass/failed type. In establishing whether or not the Practical Evaluation Test has been passed, the correctness and clarity of the answers, the mastery of the terminology of the sector, the ability to summarize, evaluate and establish relationships between the topics will be considered.