The aim of the course is to introduce engineering students (from all disciplines) to the basic principles, ideas, and processes of technology entrepreneurship: (a) evaluation of entrepreneurial opportunities, (b) strategy and protection of intellectual rights, (c) idea formulation into products for the appropriate market, (d) product placement strategy development, marketing, and day-to-day operations, (e) acquisition of the necessary resources for starting up a new technology company, (f) leadership issues. Particular emphasis is given to start-up companies and their structured development through a lean process.
Students will gain a foundational understanding of how to turn technological ideas into viable entrepreneurial ventures. They will learn how to evaluate entrepreneurial opportunities, protect intellectual property, transform ideas into market-ready products, and develop strategies for product placement and marketing. They will also understand how to secure the resources needed to launch a technology start-up and address leadership challenges within new ventures.
Additionally, they will become familiar with lean start-up methodologies, enabling them to structure and grow a technology-based company efficiently and sustainably.
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