ENGS 15.06 Technology Entrepreneurship

This course introduces students from all majors, including science, engineering, and humanities to the fundamentals of entrepreneurship as applied to the commercialization of new technologies.

Through case studies, readings, lectures, projects, and engagement with class guests the course will provide instruction and perspective on the process entrepreneurs take to start, resource, adapt and grow innovative technology-based ventures and help develop students’ understanding of their own interest in pursuing careers in the field.

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