ULAW 3610 Law, Technology, and Regulation 3.0 Credits
Law, Technology, and Regulation serves as an introduction to foundational concepts in intellectual property and explores the evolving relationship between legal frameworks and technological change. Through real-time legal controversies and regulatory dilemmas, students analyze how courts, agencies, and legislatures respond to disruptive technologies. Rather than a doctrinal dive into case law, this course emphasizes the regulatory lag between invention and governance and draws on economic, philosophical, and policy-based arguments for and against intellectual property protections. The course emphasizes critical thinking about the balance between innovation, regulation, and societal impact.
Repeat Status: Not repeatable for credit