Difference between revisions of "Talk:Student Projects:IT Patents And Copyrights"
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I would suggest the outline I posted for topics and sub-topics. One of the points in lecture on Thursday made me think that it would possibly be interesting to explore the "fringe" of patentable/copyrightable ideas: interfaces and file formats. | I would suggest the outline I posted for topics and sub-topics. One of the points in lecture on Thursday made me think that it would possibly be interesting to explore the "fringe" of patentable/copyrightable ideas: interfaces and file formats. | ||
| − | For sources: LCA at Microsoft for position papers, www.findlaw.com (Do we have access to West Law?) for case law, government web sites for policies and statutes, our Federal Congressmen (and -women) would also be able to point us to position papers and lobbyists, I would expect. | + | For sources: LCA at Microsoft for position papers, www.findlaw.com (Do we have access to West Law?) for case law, government web sites for policies and statutes, our Federal Congressmen (and -women) would also be able to point us to position papers and lobbyists, I would expect. Also, there is that email Prof. Lazowska just sent us about the 9 no-no's. |
I don't have any strong preferences, but I think I would like to contact our Congresspeople for info. | I don't have any strong preferences, but I think I would like to contact our Congresspeople for info. | ||
Revision as of 06:03, 7 November 2004
The One-Pager
So here are the requirements for the one-pager:
Each team must provide a one-page project description, which will be worth 10% of the project grade: team members, topic, sub-topics, sources, team organization, etc.
I would suggest the outline I posted for topics and sub-topics. One of the points in lecture on Thursday made me think that it would possibly be interesting to explore the "fringe" of patentable/copyrightable ideas: interfaces and file formats.
For sources: LCA at Microsoft for position papers, www.findlaw.com (Do we have access to West Law?) for case law, government web sites for policies and statutes, our Federal Congressmen (and -women) would also be able to point us to position papers and lobbyists, I would expect. Also, there is that email Prof. Lazowska just sent us about the 9 no-no's.
I don't have any strong preferences, but I think I would like to contact our Congresspeople for info.
