Classroom blog: uconnstamfordpre.blogspot.com ENGR-100
4/15/2018, 10:03 AM
Assignment: Email me your video idea with a brief explanation.
This is due 14/18 and is part of the grade for your final.
No idea less grading points.
It does not have to be final idea I just want a idea on paper
Sunday, April 15, 2018
Monday, April 9, 2018
Mr. John Iacovacci Guest Speaker Wed 4/11 6:20 DO NOT BE LATE!
Classroom blog: uconnstamfordpre.blogspot.com ENGR-100
4/9/2018, 9:35 PM
Daniel A. DeVito Partner Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
Intellectual Property Matters.(Retired)
Daniel A. DeVito has considerable experience litigating intellectual
property cases, including complex high-technology patent cases, at
both the trial and appellate level. He also has extensive experience
in proceedings before the International Trade Commission. Mr. DeVito
has litigated matters involving digital electronics, computer
software, online technologies, intelligent information systems,
advanced telecommunications systems, semiconductor design, fiber optic
transmission systems, cellular network systems, mobile telephone
application programs, complex wavelength division multiplexing
technology and aircraft engines. A registered patent attorney, Mr.
DeVito devotes a substantial part of his practice to matters involving
software, business method and e-commerce patents. His practice also
includes counseling corporations on acquiring, evaluating, licensing
and protecting intellectual property rights, and with regard to
implementing and maintaining effective corporate risk management
policies. Mr. DeVito has worked extensively with clients in designing
and implementing pioneering intellectual property insurance products.
Mr. DeVito is an active member of the American Bar Association, the
New York State Bar Association, the Federal Circuit Bar Association,
the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, the Westchester
County Bar Association, the American Intellectual Property Law
Association and the New York Intellectual Property Law Association. He
served as a member of the board of directors of the New York
Intellectual Property Law Association and chaired the Antitrust,
Inequitable Conduct and Misuse Committee. In addition, Mr. DeVito
founded and was chairman of the Intellectual Property, Computer and
Telecommunications Committee of the Westchester County Bar
Association. Mr. DeVito also is a member of the board of trustees of
the American Intellectual Property Law Education Foundation and a
Fellow of the American Bar Foundation. He has authored or co-authored
numerous articles covering a broad range of substantive and procedural
issues concerning intellectual property litigation and has contributed
to several treatises. Mr. DeVito has spoken on intellectual property
law issues at conferences and seminars sponsored by the Practising Law
Institute, the American Conference Institute, the American Corporate
Counsel Association and the New York Intellectual Property Law
Association. He also was selected for inclusion in Chambers USA:
America's Leading Lawyers for Business 2009.
4/9/2018, 9:35 PM
Daniel A. DeVito Partner Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
Intellectual Property Matters.(Retired)
Daniel A. DeVito has considerable experience litigating intellectual
property cases, including complex high-technology patent cases, at
both the trial and appellate level. He also has extensive experience
in proceedings before the International Trade Commission. Mr. DeVito
has litigated matters involving digital electronics, computer
software, online technologies, intelligent information systems,
advanced telecommunications systems, semiconductor design, fiber optic
transmission systems, cellular network systems, mobile telephone
application programs, complex wavelength division multiplexing
technology and aircraft engines. A registered patent attorney, Mr.
DeVito devotes a substantial part of his practice to matters involving
software, business method and e-commerce patents. His practice also
includes counseling corporations on acquiring, evaluating, licensing
and protecting intellectual property rights, and with regard to
implementing and maintaining effective corporate risk management
policies. Mr. DeVito has worked extensively with clients in designing
and implementing pioneering intellectual property insurance products.
Mr. DeVito is an active member of the American Bar Association, the
New York State Bar Association, the Federal Circuit Bar Association,
the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, the Westchester
County Bar Association, the American Intellectual Property Law
Association and the New York Intellectual Property Law Association. He
served as a member of the board of directors of the New York
Intellectual Property Law Association and chaired the Antitrust,
Inequitable Conduct and Misuse Committee. In addition, Mr. DeVito
founded and was chairman of the Intellectual Property, Computer and
Telecommunications Committee of the Westchester County Bar
Association. Mr. DeVito also is a member of the board of trustees of
the American Intellectual Property Law Education Foundation and a
Fellow of the American Bar Foundation. He has authored or co-authored
numerous articles covering a broad range of substantive and procedural
issues concerning intellectual property litigation and has contributed
to several treatises. Mr. DeVito has spoken on intellectual property
law issues at conferences and seminars sponsored by the Practising Law
Institute, the American Conference Institute, the American Corporate
Counsel Association and the New York Intellectual Property Law
Association. He also was selected for inclusion in Chambers USA:
America's Leading Lawyers for Business 2009.
Sunday, April 8, 2018
Mr. John Iacovacci Guest Speaker Wed 4/11 BE ON TIME!!!
Classroom blog: uconnstamfordpre.blogspot.com ENGR-100
4/8/2018, 3:24 PM
Daniel A. DeVito Partner Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
Intellectual Property Matters.
Daniel A. DeVito has considerable experience litigating intellectual
property cases, including complex high-technology patent cases, at
both the trial and appellate level. He also has extensive experience
in proceedings before the International Trade Commission. Mr. DeVito
has litigated matters involving digital electronics, computer
software, online technologies, intelligent information systems,
advanced telecommunications systems, semiconductor design, fiber optic
transmission systems, cellular network systems, mobile telephone
application programs, complex wavelength division multiplexing
technology and aircraft engines. A registered patent attorney, Mr.
DeVito devotes a substantial part of his practice to matters involving
software, business method and e-commerce patents. His practice also
includes counseling corporations on acquiring, evaluating, licensing
and protecting intellectual property rights, and with regard to
implementing and maintaining effective corporate risk management
policies. Mr. DeVito has worked extensively with clients in designing
and implementing pioneering intellectual property insurance products.
Mr. DeVito is an active member of the American Bar Association, the
New York State Bar Association, the Federal Circuit Bar Association,
the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, the Westchester
County Bar Association, the American Intellectual Property Law
Association and the New York Intellectual Property Law Association. He
served as a member of the board of directors of the New York
Intellectual Property Law Association and chaired the Antitrust,
Inequitable Conduct and Misuse Committee. In addition, Mr. DeVito
founded and was chairman of the Intellectual Property, Computer and
Telecommunications Committee of the Westchester County Bar
Association. Mr. DeVito also is a member of the board of trustees of
the American Intellectual Property Law Education Foundation and a
Fellow of the American Bar Foundation. He has authored or co-authored
numerous articles covering a broad range of substantive and procedural
issues concerning intellectual property litigation and has contributed
to several treatises. Mr. DeVito has spoken on intellectual property
law issues at conferences and seminars sponsored by the Practising Law
Institute, the American Conference Institute, the American Corporate
Counsel Association and the New York Intellectual Property Law
Association. He also was selected for inclusion in Chambers USA:
America's Leading Lawyers for Business 2009.
4/8/2018, 3:24 PM
Daniel A. DeVito Partner Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP
Intellectual Property Matters.
Daniel A. DeVito has considerable experience litigating intellectual
property cases, including complex high-technology patent cases, at
both the trial and appellate level. He also has extensive experience
in proceedings before the International Trade Commission. Mr. DeVito
has litigated matters involving digital electronics, computer
software, online technologies, intelligent information systems,
advanced telecommunications systems, semiconductor design, fiber optic
transmission systems, cellular network systems, mobile telephone
application programs, complex wavelength division multiplexing
technology and aircraft engines. A registered patent attorney, Mr.
DeVito devotes a substantial part of his practice to matters involving
software, business method and e-commerce patents. His practice also
includes counseling corporations on acquiring, evaluating, licensing
and protecting intellectual property rights, and with regard to
implementing and maintaining effective corporate risk management
policies. Mr. DeVito has worked extensively with clients in designing
and implementing pioneering intellectual property insurance products.
Mr. DeVito is an active member of the American Bar Association, the
New York State Bar Association, the Federal Circuit Bar Association,
the Association of the Bar of the City of New York, the Westchester
County Bar Association, the American Intellectual Property Law
Association and the New York Intellectual Property Law Association. He
served as a member of the board of directors of the New York
Intellectual Property Law Association and chaired the Antitrust,
Inequitable Conduct and Misuse Committee. In addition, Mr. DeVito
founded and was chairman of the Intellectual Property, Computer and
Telecommunications Committee of the Westchester County Bar
Association. Mr. DeVito also is a member of the board of trustees of
the American Intellectual Property Law Education Foundation and a
Fellow of the American Bar Foundation. He has authored or co-authored
numerous articles covering a broad range of substantive and procedural
issues concerning intellectual property litigation and has contributed
to several treatises. Mr. DeVito has spoken on intellectual property
law issues at conferences and seminars sponsored by the Practising Law
Institute, the American Conference Institute, the American Corporate
Counsel Association and the New York Intellectual Property Law
Association. He also was selected for inclusion in Chambers USA:
America's Leading Lawyers for Business 2009.
Monday, April 2, 2018
Mr. John Iacovacci 4/5 Spring Career Fair at Stamford
Classroom blog: uconnstamfordpre.blogspot.com ENGR-100
4/2/2018, 5:19 PM
Opportunity to develop professional networking contacts.
Always good to know who is looking for people and understand what they
are looking for.
4/5 Spring Career Fair
Thursday, April 5th, 4-6pm, Gen Re Auditorium
The Center for Career Development at Stamford will host their spring
Career Fair. Attend this event to engage with local employers and
learn about potential internship and employment opportunities.
For more information, contact: Center for Career Development at
careercenterstamford@uconn.edu
4/2/2018, 5:19 PM
Opportunity to develop professional networking contacts.
Always good to know who is looking for people and understand what they
are looking for.
4/5 Spring Career Fair
Thursday, April 5th, 4-6pm, Gen Re Auditorium
The Center for Career Development at Stamford will host their spring
Career Fair. Attend this event to engage with local employers and
learn about potential internship and employment opportunities.
For more information, contact: Center for Career Development at
careercenterstamford@uconn.edu
Tuesday, March 27, 2018
Mr. John Iacovacci Final Project
Classroom blog: uconnstamfordpre.blogspot.com ENGR-100
3/27/2018, 9:40 PM
Final Video
Create a video 2 minutes + in length to describe:
Product that you build or
Service that you provide or
Convince an employer that you are the person they should hire for a specific job
The basis of the video should explain the need for the product or
service and how the product or service satisfies that need.
For the employer video show why you want to work for the company and
how with your credentials you can excel at the position offered.
Due last day of class Wednesday May 2nd.
3/27/2018, 9:40 PM
Final Video
Create a video 2 minutes + in length to describe:
Product that you build or
Service that you provide or
Convince an employer that you are the person they should hire for a specific job
The basis of the video should explain the need for the product or
service and how the product or service satisfies that need.
For the employer video show why you want to work for the company and
how with your credentials you can excel at the position offered.
Due last day of class Wednesday May 2nd.
Wednesday, March 21, 2018
Mr. John Iacovacci Class Friday 6:20 rm 340 Assignment # 3 due 4/4
Classroom blog: uconnstamfordpre.blogspot.com ENGR-100
3/21/2018, 8:17 PM
Assignment # 3
List 2 internship opportunities that you are interested in. Due 4/4/18
Note Class Friday 3/23/19 rm 340 6:20 - 7:10
3/21/2018, 8:17 PM
Assignment # 3
List 2 internship opportunities that you are interested in. Due 4/4/18
Note Class Friday 3/23/19 rm 340 6:20 - 7:10
Mr. John Iacovacci Class will be held Friday night 6:20 to 7:10
Classroom blog: uconnstamfordpre.blogspot.com ENGR-100
3/21/2018, 7:30 AM
Tonight's Class rescheduled for Friday night 6:20 to 7:10 pm same classroom
Please respond if you can make it
Thanks
Professor Iacovacci
3/21/2018, 7:30 AM
Tonight's Class rescheduled for Friday night 6:20 to 7:10 pm same classroom
Please respond if you can make it
Thanks
Professor Iacovacci
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