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This course will help you understand how to use technology, creativity, and business skills to create new products or services that solve problems.
You’ll learn how to identify opportunities for creating value through innovation. You’ll also discover the best ways of turning ideas into commercial success stories by building a sustainable business around them.
This course will focus on the application of entrepreneurship and innovation to educational problems.
We will explore a variety of topics including social entrepreneurship, disruptive technologies, open-source software, online communities, and other innovative approaches that are transforming education.
The course is designed for students with an interest in using technology-driven innovation and entrepreneurship to address important problems facing society today.
It is also appropriate for those seeking a deeper understanding of how technology can be leveraged by educators to improve teaching practices or create new opportunities for student engagement.
Primary Objectives
Primary Objectives
The primary objectives of this course are to instill in students a deep understanding of the critical role of innovation in education and to foster an entrepreneurial mindset. Students will learn to identify educational problems, apply design thinking, manage projects, create and evaluate business models, and develop financial literacy tailored to the educational sector. Additionally, the course emphasizes ethical and social responsibility in education entrepreneurship, teamwork and collaboration skills, effective presentation techniques, and staying informed about emerging trends. Ultimately, our goal is to empower students to become proactive and innovative contributors to education, whether through entrepreneurial ventures, innovative teaching practices, or addressing educational challenges.
Weekly Schedule
Weekly Schedule
Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Basic Concepts - Seeking Entrepreneurial Opportunities
Business Model Canvas
Business Model Canvas (continued)
Introduction to Innovation
Triggers of Change
Midterm Exam
Entrepreneurial Mindset
Sources of Financial Capital
Developing Business Plans
Validating Business Plans
Project Presentations
COMPLETE SLIDES
cet488.pdfBrief Introduction to the Course
Brief Introduction to the Course
At the beginning of the semester, students were asked to write down their perspectives on the concepts of entrepreneurship and innovation. This is asked to assess their awareness levels of the topic.
What is Entrepreneurship?
What is Entrepreneurship?
A brief description of entrepreneurship has been introduced. Also the myths of entrepreneurship was debunked.
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Business Model Canvas
Business Model Canvas
Explore the structure and strategy of your business idea using the Business Model Canvas, a visual tool that outlines key components such as value propositions, customer segments, and revenue streams.
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Entreprenurial Opportunities
Entreprenurial Opportunities
Learn how to identify and evaluate entrepreneurial opportunities by understanding market needs, trends, and potential innovations that can be transformed into viable business ventures.
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Introduction to Innovation
Introduction to Innovation
Gain an understanding of innovation basics, including the types, processes, and mindsets required to develop new and effective solutions in various industries.
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Change
Change
Examine the dynamics of change within industries and organizations, and learn strategies for effectively managing and driving change to stay competitive and innovative.
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Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneurs
Discover the traits, challenges, and journeys of successful entrepreneurs, focusing on how they start, sustain, and grow their ventures in a competitive marketplace.
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Sources of Financial Capital
Sources of Financial Capital
Explore the various sources of financial capital available to entrepreneurs, from venture capital and angel investors to loans and crowdfunding, and how to strategically acquire them.
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Books and other References mentioned in Class
Books and other References mentioned in Class
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