Jessica was a master's degree student who wrote a paper for a course based on information she gathered by doing research. She also incorporated suggestions provided by her professor. After the term ended Jessica's professor published the article under a different title and named himself the author. The professor has done a few revisions, but the rest of the materials in the article remained the same. At some point, Jessica discovered that her paper was published by her professor and she brought forward an action for copyright against her professor and the university.

In this scenario, who is the copyright owner of this paper? Do you think there is an infringement of copyright and moral right by the professor? What argument may Jessica bring against her professor? What argument may the professor put forward in his defence in this case?