syllabus
Class
1 (8/16): The Purposes of Copyright Law
Class
2 (8/18): Fixation and Originality
Class
3 (8/23): The Idea/Expression Dichotomy
Class
4 (8/25): Derivative Works and Compilations
Class
5 (8/31): Authorship
Class
6 (9/1): Formalities and Duration
Note:
There will be no classes on 9/6 (Labor Day) and 9/8
(class moved). Class
7 (9/13): 2004 Patent Law Day
You
are required to attend one session of the 2004
Patent Law Day Conference or watch a taped session in
the library. Although this conference focuses
primarily on patent law issues, it will be very
important for you for career development purposes.
Class
8 (9/15): Renewals and Terminations of Transfers
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Handout
1 (Cont’d)
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Casebook
177-90
Class
9 (9/20): Mechanics of Transfers
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Casebook
190-214
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Handout
2
Class
10 (9/22): Useful Articles
Class
11 (9/27): Computer Software
Note:
There will be no classes on 9/29, 10/4 and 10/6 (Fall
Break and class moved to 11/11).
Class
12 (10/11): Architectural Works and Characters
Classes
13-14 (10/12): Free Trade and Counterfeit Havens
You
are required to attend the symposium or watch a taped session in
the library. The event touches on issues
concerning enforcement of intellectual property rights.
Class
15 (10/13): Databases
Class
16 (10/18): The Elements of Infringement
Class
17 (10/20): Reproduction, Part II: Substantially
Similar Copies
Class
18 (10/25): Derivative Works
Class
19 (10/27): Public Performance and Public Display
Class
20 (11/1): The Case of the Music Industry
Class
21 (11/3): Copyright Infringement
Class
22 (11/8): Fair Use: Cultural Interchange
Class 23 (11/10): Fair Use: Technical
Interchange
Class
24 (11/11): Fair Use: Market Failure or
“Productive Consumption”? - 5:45
p.m. Room 471
Class
25 (11/15): Peer-to-peer File-sharing
Class
26 (11/17): Technological Protections and the DMCA
Class
27 (11/22): Preemption and Remedies
Note:
There will be no class on 11/24, 11/29, 12/1 (class moved).
Class
28 (12/6): Review Session (5:45 p.m.)
Fall
2003 Syllabus |