Enterpreneurship (with ENT Minor)
General Recommendations:
If you are fascinated by start-ups and plan to work on a venture of your own or if you want to get into the shoes of an entrepreneur, ENT courses are for you! Through various courses designed for effective learning, you learn the practical aspects of how a startup works - from looking for the right set of people to idea creation to the final prototype, essentially trying to mirror a real case venture from scratch. In most of the courses, there are no written exams and grading is based on pitch or presentation. Note that the demand for ENT electives is generally very high and it is harder to get certain courses as most people take it for the amazing grading statistics! It is not necessarily recommended to choose all the courses recommended for a particular semester, please take your time commitments and the credit limits into consideration.
3rd Semester:
ENT603 Introduction to Entrepreneurship (pre-req for many courses and a good intro)
4th Semester:
ENT602 Technology Venture Creation
5th Semester:
- ENT612 Field Immersion for Researchers and Entrepreneurs
- ENT615 Strategy and Entrepreneurship for Leaders (3 credits)
6th Semester:
- ENT613 Social Enterprise & Inclusive Business
- ENT607 Managing Technological Innovation
- ENT622 Entrepreneurship by Leveraging University Ecosystems
7th Semester:
- ENT609 Marketing & Finance for Entrepreneurs
- ENT614 B2B Sales & Marketing
8th Semester:
- ENT618 Entrepreneurial Financing and VC
- ENT608 Developing a proof of concept (Advanced Lab Course)