● STUDY MODE / OFFLINESource-based revision · Final examination
YOUR FINAL EXAM PREP

Know it. Recall it.
Prove it.

A focused SPI reviewer built from your three lecture chapters. Start with the essentials, then test yourself without looking at the answers.

03Core chapters
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COURSE COVERAGE

Three chapters, one mission.

LAST-MINUTE STRATEGY

A focused 45-minute review

Check off each step as you complete it. Adjust your pace to your available time.

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How to make it stick

Recall before re-reading. Hide the answer and explain each concept aloud. If you miss it, check the slide-derived note, then try again.

Focus on contrasts. Many questions become easy when you know why close alternatives are wrong.

Scope note: The slides use US laws, historical projections and older figures. This reviewer follows the lecture for exam preparation; it does not claim those facts are current Philippine law.

READ · UNDERSTAND · RECALL

Chapter notes

Concise explanations from the provided slides with exam-focused memory hooks. Use search to find a term quickly.

ACTIVE RECALL

Flashcard training

Try to answer before flipping. Mark as mastered only if you can recall the answer without assistance.

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TEST YOUR UNDERSTANDING

Practice examination

Questions are based on the slide content. Includes identification, situational comparisons and challenging two-statement questions.

Build your mock exam

Questions and answer positions are shuffled each time. In exam mode, answers remain hidden until submission.

For two-statement questions, evaluate each statement independently. The four options are: both true, only I true, only II true, or neither true.

ONE-MINUTE MEMORY BOOST

Quick recall sheet

Use this just before the exam. These distinctions and ordered lists are repeatedly relevant in the lecture slides.

Key topicMust-know distinction / formula
Copyright / Patent / Trade secretOriginal expression / qualifying invention / confidential economically valuable information.
Fair use · 4 factorsP-N-A-E: Purpose, Nature, Amount, Effect on market.
Patent tests · 4Statutory class, usefulness, novelty, non-obviousness.
Patentable classes · 5Process, machine, manufacture, composition of matter, new use.
IP exclusions · 3Abstract ideas, natural laws, natural phenomena.
Reverse engineeringCompiler: source → machine. Decompiler: machine → source-like.
UCITASoftware licensing. Shrinkwrap, click-on, active-click.
Competitive intelligence / EspionageLegally obtainable data / illegal nonpublic acquisition.
TPS / DSSRecord transactions / support effective decisions.
Liability · 4Strict liability, negligence, breach of warranty, misrepresentation.
Black-box / White-boxInternal code unknown / internal code known.
CMM levels · 5Performed → Managed → Defined → Quantitatively Managed → Optimizing.
Risk formulaProbability × consequence. Example: 1% × 1,000,000 = 10,000.
Redundancy / ReliabilityBackup interchangeable components / probability of mission success over time.
ISO 9000Document procedures → follow procedures → prove them to auditor.
Contingent laborFlexible workforce; trade-off: easy scaling vs lower commitment/knowledge loss.
Temporary help / Employee leasingAgency assigns workers / existing workforce placed on leasing payroll, co-employment.
Contractor classificationControl, duration, hours, tools, independent business, payment, skills, helpers.
H-1BSpecialty occupation; slide stages: LCA and visa application.
Outsourcing / OffshoreExternal provider / external provider in a foreign country.
Offshore success · 5Technical expertise, language, staffing, telecom infrastructure, on-site managers.
Whistle-blowing steps · 5Seriousness → attempt internal resolution → document → internal escalation → consider consequences.

Source fidelity: This quick sheet summarizes the uploaded Chapters 6–8. US law references, copyright terms, visa descriptions and the 2002–2012 workforce table reflect the original lecture material, not verified current law or data.