| Learning Outcomes |
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| 1 - Knowledge |
| Theoretical - Conceptual |
1) • Introducing the introductory and practical information of the course to students
• Transfer of the aim and scope of the course
• Brief evaluation of the course topics with their titles
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2) • Explain the basic features of intellectual property law.
• Understanding intellectual property rights in the digital age
• Disclosure of copyright links with new information technologies and media tools
• Identification of new operating models and copyrights
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3) • Defining the concept of work
• Explanation of the types of works
• Explaining the conditions of being a work
• Specifying the conditions of FSEK protection of the work
• Explaining new work types and development
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4) • Explanation of the concept of ownership of the work.
• Brief overview of the rights of the author
• Defining the concept of intellectual property rights on the Internet
• Understanding the legal protection of the rights of the author
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5) • Examination of the right to reproduce
• Disclosure of the right to disseminate
• Examination of the right of public transmission
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6) • Determining what kind of protection is possible in the intellectual property area of the internet.
• Explanation of the areas that pose a particular threat to copyright on the Internet
• Examining the legal status of music shares
• Examination of music presentations on web pages
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7) • Explanation of the main problems arising in the field of intellectual property rights on the Internet
• Domain Name
• Frames
• Caching
• Explaining deep links concepts
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8) • Determining which law to apply in intellectual rights violations on the Internet
• Explanation according to which criteria the determination of the law to be applied in violations
• Assessment of the doctrinal approaches regarding the law to be applied
• Explanation of the application of the mentioned criteria.
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9) • Examining the titles of civil and criminal cases that may be filed against intellectual property violations
• Determination of the form and content of the law
• Giving examples of implementation
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10) • Defining the concept of (neighbor) rights related to the author
• Examination of the linked rights and their contents in FSEK
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11) • Description of the protection of the rights of neighboring rights holders
• Determination of conditions
• Explaining with examples from the application
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12) • Explanation of the current copyright problems discussed in Europe and America
• Examination of the approach to problems in comparative law
• Examining the sample decisions of the European courts
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13) MIDTERM EXAM
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14) • Introducing the introductory and practical information of the course to students
• Transfer of the aim and scope of the course
• Brief evaluation of the course topics with their titles
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15) Conceptual explanations about brands
• What are the signs that can be registered as a brand?
• Conditions of trademark registration processes.
• The concept of raping the right to trademark, determination and rape.
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16) • Terminological review.
• Disclosure of patent types.
• Giving details of the concept of right ownership in the patent.
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17) • Registration procedures
• National patent application
• International patent application
• Provisions of registration
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18) • What are the legal procedures regarding the patent?
• Types of infringement of rights arising from patents.
• Rape cases.
• Determination of rape.
• Cases that can be opened in the event of rape.
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• Useful model concept.
• Explanation of the conditions for issuing a utility model certificate.
• The scope of protection of the utility model right.
• Registration procedures
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20) • Concept and types of design.
• Description of design registration procedures.
• Concept of right ownership in design.
• Disclosure of legal proceedings related to the design.
• What are the cases that can be opened in the event of rape?
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21) • Explanation of the concept of geographical indication.
• Signs that cannot be registered as geographical indications.
• The scope of the right on the geographical indication.
• The invalidity of the geographical indication.
• Violation of the right to geographical indication.
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22) • The need for special protection.
• Terminology.
• Registrability requirements.
• Requests of the rights holder in the event of rape.
• Lawsuits to be filed.
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23) • What are the common provisions regarding industrial rights.
• Legal proceedings related to industrial rights.
• In the event of rape, the claimant's demands
• Lawsuits to be filed.
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24) • Trade Titles
• Business Names
• Know Hows
• Trade Secrets
• Domain Names
• Unfair competition
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25) • Trade Secrets
• Domain Names
• Unfair competition
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26) Review of the Supreme Court's decisions
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27) Review of the Supreme Court's decisions
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28) Final Exam
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| 2 - Skills |
| Cognitive - Practical |
| 3 - Competences |
| Communication and Social Competence |
| Learning Competence |
| Field Specific Competence |
| Competence to Work Independently and Take Responsibility |
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