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Research Methodology Question Bank

This document outlines the modules for a course on research methodology and intellectual property rights. Module 2 focuses on citation practices, including how to properly cite sources and the ethical implications of failing to credit sources. Module 3 discusses the role of intellectual property in society, the history of intellectual property law in India, the conditions an invention must meet to be patented, and the patenting process from prior art search to publication and grant.

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Research Methodology Question Bank

This document outlines the modules for a course on research methodology and intellectual property rights. Module 2 focuses on citation practices, including how to properly cite sources and the ethical implications of failing to credit sources. Module 3 discusses the role of intellectual property in society, the history of intellectual property law in India, the conditions an invention must meet to be patented, and the patenting process from prior art search to publication and grant.

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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY & INTELLECTUAL

PROPERTY RIGHTS (21RMI56)

Module-2
1) Explain Citation and creative reading its challenges and approaches (with
mathematical algorithms).
2) Write brief note on Acknowledgements and Attributions.
3) Explain the impact of Title and Keywords on citation.
4) Explain the significance of giving proper attribution in research. What are the ethical
implications of not crediting sources?

Module-3
1) Explain the role of intellectual property in both economic and cultural development
within a society. (10M)
2) Discuss the historical origin and evolution of intellectual property in India. (10M)
3) Explain the essential conditions that an invention must fulfil to obtain patent
protection. (10M)
4) Outline the step-by-step process of patenting an invention, from prior art search to
publication and grant. (10M)

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