Introduction to Intellectual Property

Teacher
Britten Sessions
Category:
General

This course accommodates students who want to pursue a career in intellectual property law, as well as those students who simply want an introduction to intellectual property law and practices. A technical background is not required.

The course contains four main modules, including: 1) an introduction to intellectual property and an analysis of patents; 2) an analysis of copyrights; 3) an analysis of trademarks; and 4) an analysis of trade secrets

Module 1: Patents

1
1-1 Introduction
20:55
2
1-2: Overview Patentability Limits
29:53
3
1-3: Utility
10:01
4
1-4: Prior Art
12:18
5
1-5: Novelty
19:41
6
1-6: Novelty Example
19:01
7
1-7: Non-Obviousness
23:50
8
1-8: Non-Obviousness Example
21:04
9
1-9: Patent Process Overview
14:02
10
1-10: Requirements for an Application
6:49
11
1-11: Requirements for an Applicant
15:21
12
1-12: Obtaining Protection
7:15
13
1-13: Enforcement of Rights
22:33
14
1-14: Patents Case Study Analysis
26:40
15
Intro to Intellectual Property: Module 1 Quiz
10 questions

Module 1 Quiz: Patents

Module 2: Copyrights

1
2-1 Overview Statutory Basis
18:46
2
2-2 Originality
16:06
3
2-3 Works of Authorship
18:54
4
2-4 Fixation
11:23
5
2-5 Excluded Subject Matter
21:37
6
2-6 Obtaining Protection
10:09
7
2-7 Enforcement of Rights
10:08
8
2-8 Comparison to Patents
8:45
9
Intro to Intellectual Property: Module 2 Quiz
10 questions

Module 2: Copyrights

10
Intro to Intellectual Property: Midterm
10 questions

Module 3

1
3-1: Overview Need for Trademarks Statutory Basis
25:23
2
3-2: Categories of Marks Part I
17:13
3
3-3: Categories of Marks Part II
11:44
4
3-4: Standards for Protection - Distinctiveness
16:43
5
3-5: Standards for Protection - Other
14:11
6
3-6: Standards for Protection - Secondary Meaning
8:14
7
3-7: Standards for Protection - Genericide
8:13
8
3-8: Standards for Protection - Unprotectable Symbols; Ownership
8:57
9
3-9: Obtaining and Losing Protection
15:22
10
3-10: Enforcement of Rights
14:11
11
Intro to Intellectual Property: Module 3 Quiz
13 questions

Module 4

1
4-1: Overview Statutory Basis
16:57
2
4-2: Information
12:04
3
4-3: Economic Value
7:30
4
4-4: Maintain Secrecy
6:33
5
4-5: Enforcement of Rights Remedies
15:34
6
Intro to Intellectual Property: Final Exam
10 questions
At the conclusion of this course, the successful student will competently: 1. Understand the differences between patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. 2. Identify and explain the legal basis for analyzing each of patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets. 3. Identify and explain ways to improve a company’s use of intellectual property. 4. Analyze cases and/or statutes. 5. Apply the law to new factual contexts using the traditional IRAC format.

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