Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:

1. 1. To present a description and the specific features of the private-law regulation of legal relations.
   2. To analyze the sources of law, as well as the fundamental principles governing their interpretation and application.
   3. To evaluate the mechanisms and procedures for the judicial and extrajudicial protection of rights.
   4. To assess the legal regime of various institutions of private law, including their interrelationship with judicial proceedings and advocacy.
   5. To explain the distinctive features of the decisions and judgments of the courts of the Republic of Armenia, international courts, and other dispute resolution bodies, and to examine the legal foundations governing their regulation.
   6. To critically assess the interrelationship between law and technology (including legal informatics, databases, and legal information platforms).
2. 1. To interpret the provisions of legislation governing the sphere of private-law relations, systematizing and analyzing the existing information where necessary.
   2. To evaluate procedural and alternative dispute resolution strategies grounded in legal scholarship and established law-enforcement practice.
   3. To prepare civil, administrative, and other procedural documents, as well as other acts subject to state registration, contracts, notarial instruments, corporate documents, and legislative and subordinate normative acts.
   4. To conduct independent, practice-oriented research (including the formulation of research questions, data collection, and doctrinal and empirical analysis) concerning private law and dispute resolution procedures and mechanisms.
   5. To design the litigation strategy of the claimant or the defense, deliver oral and written advocacy submissions, and apply negotiation and alternative dispute resolution methods.
   6. To utilize leading legal databases, citation and knowledge management tools, and core analytical instruments.
   7. To coordinate cooperation with courts, notaries, registration authorities, law enforcement bodies, experts, and foreign partners, and to manage teams.
3. 1. To plan time and allocate the resources necessary for accomplishing assigned tasks at both individual and team levels, including within multicultural or unpredictable environments.
   2. To assume responsibility for professional outcomes, thereby contributing to the enhancement of professional knowledge, skills, and practice.
   3. To uphold professional ethics throughout the entire process of communication and to ensure continuous professional development.
   4. To demonstrate autonomy in conducting complex research and in professional practice.
   5. To apply research methodologies (including doctrinal, comparative, and socio-legal approaches) and the foundational theoretical principles of the relevant field.