AEM 3249

AEM 3249

Course information provided by the Courses of Study 2017-2018.

The course is focused on the tools and frameworks that assist a startup entrepreneur in exploring the feasibility of a new idea. After establishing an understanding of the funding process for new ventures, students will learn about and practice market research techniques involving both formal (survey, focus group) and informal (expert interviews, social media) ways to understand the adoption behavior and urgent needs/wants of prospective customers. In addition, participants will learn how to take findings from market research to formulate business models and strategies. In the final seven weeks of the course, students will participate in teams using a computer platform that simulates running a startup in a team setting.

When Offered Fall.

Permission Note Enrollment preference given to: Dyson majors.

Outcomes
  • After establishing an understanding of the funding process for new ventures, students will learn about and practice market research techniques involving both formal (survey, focus group) and informal (expert interviews, social media) ways to understand the adoption behavior and urgent needs/wants of prospective customers.
  • Learn how to take findings from market research to formulate business models and strategies.
  • Participate in teams using a computer platform that simulates running a startup in a team setting.

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Syllabi:
  •   Regular Academic Session.  Choose one lecture and one discussion.

  • 3 Credits Stdnt Opt

  •  4355 AEM 3249   LEC 001

  • Preference given to: AEM Majors. If the class is full please sign up for our waitlist here: http://bit.ly/AEM3249F17

  •  4356 AEM 3249   DIS 201