Entrepreneurship and Venture Initiation

Lecture, three hours; discussion, one hour. Introduction to key concepts of entrepreneurship, including new product development, finance, business plan development, and technology commercialization. Basic tools and personal characteristics required for entrepreneurship. Terminology used by lawyers, accountants, venture capitalists, and other investors when forming and financing new companies to be developed as startups, spinouts from existing company, or acquisitions of existing company (or its assets). Assessment of feasibility of business concept and communication of concept to potential investors, employees, and business partners. Discussion of technology feasibility, intellectual property, and licensing. Letter grading.

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Dec 4, 3 PM PST
LEC 2: 45/45 seats taken (Full)
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  • LEC 2

    Waitlist (10 seats)

    R 7:10pm-10pm

    Cornell Hall D310

Course

Instructor
Nazar, J.
Previously taught
22W

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