ENGM 187 - Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Description

Innovation is the process of translating a new invention or discovery into a commercial product. In this course, some of the guiding principles in technology innovation and entrepreneurship are discussed. The principles encompass intellectual property including patents, product definition including minimal viable product and whole product, customer definition and focus, product development, marketing and sales and communication, and manufacturing. Financial modelling and funding sources are addressed. Leadership practices including hiring, team building, employees, outsourcing and working with investors are also discussed. Students will prepare papers on various topics, make presentations, and create a real or hypothetical business plan as part of the coursework.

Prerequisites

No Prerequisite

Notes

Cannot be used to satisfy any A.B. degree requirements.

Offered

Term
Time
Location / Method
Instructor(s)
Term: Winter 2023
Time: 2A
Location:

MACLEAN 132

Instructors:

Ronald C. Lasky


Term: Winter 2024
Time: 2A
Location:

MacLean 132

Instructors:

Ronald C. Lasky


Term: Winter 2025
Time: 2A
Location:

Cummings 202

Instructors:

Preston Staats