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Fall 2009 Intellectual Property Concentration Courses

Spring 2010 Intellectual Property Concentration Courses

A. Required Courses

1. Introductory Sequence

All students are required to take the following entry level course. It is strongly recommended that students take this course before taking any other Intellectual Property Concentration courses:

Intellectual Property	2 credits

All students must also take two (2) of the following four (4) courses by the time of graduation.

Copyright Law	3 credits
Patent Law	3 credits
Trade Secrets Protection and Exploitation	2 credits
Trademark Law	2 credits

2. Skills Courses

In addition to the Introductory Sequence, students must take at least one (1) skills course chosen from the following approved list:

Advanced Technology Seminar: Legal Issues, Research and Practice in Cyberspace	2 credits
Counseling Technology Leading Emerging Enterprises	2 credits
Drafting Patent Claims	2 credits
European Union	3 credits
Independent Study in Intellectual Property	2 credits
Internship in an Intellectual Property Field*	2/3 credits
*Please Note: This course is graded on a pass/fail basis and student participation, and is subject to prior approval by one of the Concentration Faculty Directors.
International Business Transactions	3 credits
Law Practice Planning for Law as a Career and an Enterprise Seminar	3 credits
Licensure of Intellectual Property Rights	2 credits
*Please Note: This course is graded on a pass/fail basis
Journal of High Technology Law*	2 credits
* Please Note: This is course is graded on a pass/fail basis and is subject to the student being selected as a journal staff member. Once on the journal, staff members must complete required work and have it certified by the journal's advisors, Professors Rustad and Beckerman-Rodau. Staff members may only count two (2) credits of journal work toward completion of the IP Law Concentration, even though they may receive additional credits for completion of the J.D. degree.
Participation in The Giles Rich Moot Court Competition or The Saul Lefkowitz Trademark Competition*	2 credits
* Please Note: This course is graded on a pass/fail basis and is subject to the student being selected as a team member.
Patent Litigation Seminar	2 credits
Practice Before the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office	2 credits
Research Assistant	2 credits
* Please Note: This course is graded on a pass/fail basis and is subject to the student being selected as a research assistant for a full-time faculty member conducting research in an intellectual property law field.
Intellectual Property or Patent Law Thesis	2 credits
* Please Note: The Thesis may be graded on either a pass/fail or letter grade basis, at the discretion of the faculty member serving as the Thesis advisor.
Transactional Law and Practice	2 credits

B. Advanced IP Electives Menu

Students must take additional Intellectual Property courses, including at least one course from the following list, in compiling their eighteen (18) credits for the IP Law Concentration.

Advanced Copyrights	2 credits
Antitrust	3 credits
Biomedical Law and Public Policy	2 credits
Biotech Patent Law	2 credits
Directed Study Project	2 credits
* Please Note: This course requires prior approval by one of the Concentration Faculty Directors.
e-Commerce and the Law	2 credits
Health Law Issues in the Age of Electronic Information and Communication	2 credits
Entertainment Law	2 credits
Global Issues of Law, Policy and Ethics in the New Technologies	2 credits
Global Science and Technology Management	2 credits
International Intellectual Property Licensing	2 credits
International Trade Law	3 credits
Internet Law	2 credits
Software Law	2 credits
Sports Law	2 credits
Telecommunications and Public Policy	2 credits

Concentrations

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Business Law &
Financial Services

Health/Biomedical

Intellectual Property

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