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Employee Training - Key to Success
MicroController Pros'
trainers develop and conduct corporate training courses for:
technical product trainings;
U.S. patent training; and
micro controller software
and hardware development trainings.
In today's dynamic business environment, continued employee training sets
successful companies apart from their competitors.
We offer
customization of training programs to meet your specific needs.
- MicroController Pros wants to help with your specific training demands.
Please contact us, we will be happy to
listen to your requirements and provide you with a free assessment of your
needs.
Training Benefits
- Increased employee efficiency. Our trainings
will enable your employees to accelerate their learning curve to become more
efficient quicker.
- Faster time-to-revenue. Employees, distributors and customers that
are well trained on the benefits and usage of your product, will allow you to
shorten the design-in or market acceptance cycle of your products.
- Faster time-to-market. More efficient employees mean faster product
development cycles and market introductions of critical new products. Well
trained employees make less time-consuming mistakes and use the tools at their
disposal more efficiently.
Training Capabilities
[Technical
Product Trainings] [ U.S. Patent Training] [Microcontroller
Soft-and Hardware Trainings]
- Technical product features in-depth.
- Exercises to solidify the understanding of key features.
- Evaluation and development tools hands-on demonstrations.
- Typical applications, target markets and competitive positioning.
- Training duration of half a day to
a full day per product
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Course Description
4 hour U.S. Patent Training. This course provides participants with an overview
of the US patent filing process, discusses what can be patented and outlines the
conditions for obtaining a patent. The process of writing the patent application
is covered in detail, including the outline specification, drawing and
photograph standards that must be followed in presenting patent claims. The
research of "prior art" or related applications is both an essential aspect in
determining patentability and a key component of the patent application itself.
The training presents resources and methods for conducting a patent search,
determining and presenting such prior art.
Course Objective
After completing the training, participants will:
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Have a clear understanding of the US patent filing process formalities
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Understand what can be patented and the conditions of obtaining a patent
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Be able to conduct a patent search and research prior art to determine
patentability
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Be able to draft a patent application and present claims in accordance
with the US patent outline specification and drawing/photograph
standards
Course Outline Patent Training
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Brief overview of the US patenting process
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Inventor's disclosure form
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Patent Search
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Patent application preparation
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Patent application amendment
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Patent application examination
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What can be patented?
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Conditions for obtaining a patent
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Writing the patent application
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Title of the Invention.
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Abstract of the patent disclosure.
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Cross Reference to related applications (= prior art) (if any).
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Statement of federally sponsored research/development (if any).
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Reference to a "Sequence Listing"
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Background of the Invention.
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Brief Summary of the Invention.
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Brief description of the several views of a drawing (if any).
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Detailed Description of the Invention.
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Writing a claim or claims.
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Sequence listing (if any).
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- Programming in Assembler or C.
- Micro controller architecture, instruction set
and peripherals.
- Hands-on lab exercises.
- Micro controller development environment.
(Emulators, debuggers, simulators, etc.)
- Real-life tips & tricks. Avoid common pitfalls
and get the most out of a particular feature.
- Training duration from half a day to three
full days, depending on your specific needs.
At present our micro controller trainings cover 8-bit
and 16-bit microcontrollers from: Atmel, Microchip and National Semiconductor.
Email us with any
questions or to request a quote.
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