LAW 7369 — Intellectual Property

3–4 semester hoursGraduateLecture

Introduces the classic principles of copyright, patent, trademark, and trade secret law and explores the ways in which those principles are shifting and adapting in response to new technology. In our modern-day "information economy," the law of intellectual property has taken on enormous importance to both creators and users of intellectual creations. With permission of instructor, students may be able to take the course for an additional credit by completing a substantial paper or equivalent writing project (in addition to other course requirements) as required by the instructor.

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LAW 7633, LAW 7700

Courses that list LAW 7369 in their prerequisites.

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