Patent Application Drafting Part 1

Teacher
Camille Wilson
Category:
Patent

In this course we will take a practical approach to understanding how different types of intellectual property interconnect, how prosecution may affect drafting, and how there are multiple approaches and styles to each section of a patent application.  By the end of the course, you will be prepared to begin the drafting process with intention.

Module 1:

1
1-1: Course Overview
6:38
2
1-2: Intellectual Property Review
52:18
3
1-3: Illustrative Example: Pressed
32:50
4
Module 1 Quiz
8 questions

Module 2:

1
2-1: Practical Patent Review
22:20
2
2-2: Patent Process Overview
34:49
3
2-3: Patentability
1:01:00
4
Module 2 Quiz:
5 questions

Module 3:

1
3-1: First to File
37:11
2
3-2: Provisional v. Non-Provisional
40:14
3
3-3: Intro to a Patent Application
15:53
4
3-4: Parts of a Patent Application
45:23

Module 4:

1
4-1: Application Sections: Claims
36:54
2
4-2: Application Sections: Title & Abstract
14:08
3
4-3: Application Sections: Specifications
11:32
4
4-4: Application Sections: Backgrounds
18:51
5
4-5: Application Sections: Summaries
16:16
6
4-6: Application Sections: Brief Description of Drawings
15:03
7
4-7: Application Sections: Description
30:55
8
4-8: Application Sections: Figures
30:34
9
Quiz over Module 3 & 4
5 questions

At the conclusion of this course, the successful student will competently: 1. Understand how other types of intellectual property may affect or guide drafting 2. Analyze illustrative examples to be able to 3. Understand how prosecution may affect or guide drafting 4. Understand how to read a patent application 5. Identify different drafting techniques and approaches 6. Analyze effectiveness of drafting techniques and approaches through review of actual patent documents

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