Course Content
MODULE 3: 35 USC 102 & THE AIA
SECTION 3-1 : 35 USC 102 – Introduction
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SECTION 5-1 : AIA Introduction
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SECTION 5-2 : First Inventor To File
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MODULE 5:AIA Focus Sections
SECTION 5-3 : AIA – Ethics and Practice Before the USPTO
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SECTION 5-4 : AIA – Administrative Patent Trials
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SECTION 5-5 : AIA – Best Mode
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SECTION 5-6 : AIA – Citation of Patent Owner Statements Regarding Claim Scope
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SECTION 5-7 : AIA – Covered Business Method Patents
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SECTION 5-8 : AIA – Derivation Proceeding
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SECTION 5-9 : AIA – Fees
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SECTION 5-10 : Human Organisms
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SECTION 5-11 : AIA – Inter Partes Re-Examination
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SECTION 5-12 : AIA – Inter Partes Review
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SECTION 5-13 : AIA – Inventors Oath
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SECTION 5-14 : AIA – Micro Entities
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SECTION 5-15 : AIA – Patent Prosecution Highway
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SECTION 5-16 : AIA – Post Grant Review
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SECTION 5-17 : AIA- Pre Issuance Submission
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SECTION 5-18 : AIA – Prior User Rights Defense
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SECTION 5-19 : AIA – Prioritized Exam
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SECTION 5-20 : AIA – Supplemental Examination
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SECTION 5-21 : AIA – Tax Strategies
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01. AIA Study Suite

35 USC 102(b)(1): Part B Summary

A disclosure of subject matter will not be considered prior art if the subject matter has already been publicly disclosed by the inventor, a joint inventor or another who obtained the subject matter directly or indirectly from the inventor or joint inventor

  • What this means is that with any subject matter, if it has been publicly disclosed by an inventor, any additional disclosures of the subject matter previously disclosed by an inventor made within the 1-year grace period will not be considered prior art