ENTREP 325: Engineering Entrepreneurship
Quarter Offered
Spring: Offered, time tbd, Evanston
Prerequisites
Startup Accounting & Finance: ENTREP 330
Description
This experiential course is a capstone option for the Farley undergraduate minor in entrepreneurship. It is also a valuable course for graduate students in engineering fields. The goal of the course is to introduce students to innovation-driven entrepreneurship, a process by which emergent technology serves as the catalyst for new venture formation. In partnership with Northwestern’s Innovation and New Ventures Office, this course challenges student teams to develop strategies for commercializing cutting-edge technologies. Each year, the course focuses on a significant innovation space.
Faculty
Course Details
Requirements that this course satisfies: Serves as core requirement for the Farley undergraduate minor in entrepreneurship as one of several “experiential course” options. It can also fulfill an elective requirement for the Farley graduate minor in entrepreneurship. It also serves as a management science elective for the Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering program and can count towards a concentration in either Management Science or Entrepreneurship for students in the same program.
Duration: 3 hours, once per week; 1 quarter
Class size: 35
Course numbers: ENTREP 325 & IEMS 325
Who Should Enroll
Open to all Northwestern undergraduate and graduate students, particularly those who have an interest in engineering.
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