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Trademarks and Service Marks

Once you have resolved whether or not permission for use is required and obtained permission if necessary, this Web page contains guidelines to help you make proper referential use of Carnegie Mellon University Software Engineering Institute (SEI) trademarks and service marks in your documents (e.g., files, slide sets, Web pages, Usenet posts).

Identify Marks with Symbols

The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) requests that each time a Carnegie Mellon service mark, trademark, or registered mark appears in your document, it is followed by these superscripted marks respectively: SM, TM, or ®.

See the list below to determine which symbol is appropriate. If you are using a text editor that does not support these symbols and/or superscripted text, the symbols should be replaced by (SM), (TM), or an asterisk.

Use a Footnote

Include a footnote at the bottom of the page where the mark first appears (or at the end of the file if your text editor does not divide text into pages). Multiple marks may be combined in the same footnote as long as they are associated with the same symbol. Marks that use different symbols must be listed in separate footnotes. See the footnote examples that follow the list for help in composing the appropriate footnote(s).

Registered Marks

Service Marks

Trademarks

Footnote Examples

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If you do not find guidelines for a particular trademark or service mark on this site, or if you have trademark or service-mark questions pertaining to an existing agreement with the SEI, please contact permission@sei.cmu.edu.