【Event Details】

In the digital era, the protection and application of intellectual property rights have become critical issues in the educational environment. To enhance faculty and staff awareness of intellectual property rights, this training program focuses on common intellectual property issues in academic settings, covering topics such as copyright, patent rights, and ethical concerns related to generative AI. It will also provide an in-depth analysis of intellectual property risks and corresponding strategies in academic research, instructional materials, and teaching activities.  

Through this training, faculty and staff will be better equipped to ensure compliance with intellectual property regulations in their daily teaching and administrative operations. 
This event will also include advocacy on information security: social engineering.

【Important Notes】

1. This lecture will be addressed by Chinese.
2. This session is a live online seminar, so please be punctual. After logging in, remember to scan the check-in barcode. The quiz link will be sent based on the attendance list.
3. This seminar can be counted as 3 hours of information security education training for the 113th academic year. Participants must complete all online materials browsing and online quizzes, scoring 70 points or above in the online quiz.(Note: According to the decision of the administrative meeting on October 6, 104, information security hours are recognized based on passing the post-course assessment with a score of 70 or above.)
4. To support the promotion of information security on campus, all faculty and staff are required to complete three (3) hours of information security training per academic year. The completion status for the 113th academic year can be checked on the Campus Portal:Portal > File Download > 113學年度資安時數統計表_2024Academic Year Campus Information Security Training Hours Statistics_20250402.xlsx

【Event Information】 

Speaker: Associate Professor Szu-Ting Chen , National Cheng Kung University Department of Law.
Topic: Analysis of Campus Intellectual Property Rights and Academic Ethics Cases – Including Issues Arising from the Internet and AI Technology.
Date: April 17, 2025 (THU) 09:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Location: Microsoft Teams Meeting Room
Participants: All faculty and staff (including contract staff and student workers)
Organizer: Office of Library and Information Services, Computer Center