TE 461
TE 461 - Technology Entrepreneurship
Fall 2020
Title | Rubric | Section | CRN | Type | Hours | Times | Days | Location | Instructor |
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Technology Entrepreneurship | TE461 | A | 50650 | PKG | 3 | 0900 - 1050 | M | Brian Lilly | |
Technology Entrepreneurship | TE461 | A | 50650 | PKG | 3 | 0900 - 1050 | W | 1025 Beckman Institute | Brian Lilly |
Technology Entrepreneurship | TE461 | ONC | 69708 | ONL | 3 | - | Brian Lilly | ||
Technology Entrepreneurship | TE461 | ONL | 60409 | ONL | 3 | - | Brian Lilly |
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Official Description
Product design, marketing, financials, and the general business planning preparation required for start-up companies. Many start-up companies have emerged from this course. Students can work in teams (members can be from outside of class) or individually. Students without a particular idea may be provided an option to participate in PIRL (Product Innovation Research Lab) with the School of Art & Design, but spots are limited. Course Information: 3 undergraduate hours. 3 graduate hours.
Course Description
This course is designed to help young entrepreneurs make significant progress on a well thought out business idea. The idea should be reasonably novel (expect competition) but most importantly, that you are passionate about moving the business forward. We focus on building, refining, and strengthening the idea by completing a comprehensive business model, prototyping, and applying for funding. Weekly case studies help students understand the challenge of starting and running a business. Join this class if you have an idea ready to go on day one! This course will be delivered via Compass 2g. This course meets the first 8 weeks of the semester.
Last updated
10/12/2022