Bert Schiettecatte

Interviewed by Bert Schiettecatte, Expert Computer Scientist. I understand you originally studied Political Science and Public Administration at the University of Michigan. How did you decide to study law and focus on intellectual property law and in particular copyright law? While completing my undergraduate and graduate degrees at the University

Interviewed by Bert Schiettecatte, Expert Computer Scientist. If I understand correctly you initially studied Biological Engineering, back in 2003. How did you decide to study law and focus your career on intellectual property? As a child, I would ask my parents a series of questions when they gave me a

Interviewed by Bert Schiettecatte, Expert Computer Scientist. On your linkedin profile I read you studied Chemical Engineering originally at the University of Delaware. How did you decide to study law and focus your career on intellectual property? The short of it is that I took a course in undergrad, called

Interviewed by Bert Schiettecatte, Expert Computer Scientist. I see that you originally studied law at Cornell, then got an MBA at Temple University and finally an electrical engineering degree at Arizona State University. How did you decide to study electrical engineering after law school? In short, I recognized the value

Interviewed by Bert Schiettecatte, Expert Computer Scientist. Before studying law, you obtained your PhD in electrical and computer engineering at the University of Maryland, College Park. How did you decide to study law and focus your career on intellectual property law rather than choosing an engineering career? My foray into

Interviewed by Bert Schiettecatte, Expert Computer Scientist. How did you decide to study law, focus on intellectual property, and choose to become a patent attorney? I knew I wanted to be a lawyer as early as freshman year of high school, when I joined my high school’s mock trial