BME330H1
UTSGPatents in Biology and Medical Devices
The emphasis of the course is on applying the logic of patents to diverse cases of products through biology and biomedical engineering. A commercial context will be ever present the case studies. Students will work in teams on these problems in class. Students will learn to apply tests for obviousness, inventiveness, novelty and enablement based on the use of these tests in technology patents in the past. Claim construction will be introduced towards the end of the course to learn how technologies can be protected in considering a patent. There will be papers for reading in this course but no textbook. This course is designed for senior undergraduate students (3-4 year).
View full details on the UofT Academic CalendarPrereq: CHE353H1 or BME205H1
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DepartmentBME
CampusUTSG (St. George)
Level300
Hours36.6L
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