ECE 150Entrepreneurship for Engineers
A foundation course teaching the basics of starting and running a successful new business. Students learn how to think like entrepreneurs, pivot their ideas to match customer needs, and assess financial, market, and timeline feasibility. The end goal is an investor pitch and a business plan. Provides experiential education, encouragement, and coaching (“E3CE”) that prepares students for successful careers at start-up as well as large companies. Students may not receive credit for both ECE 150 and CSE 175. Counts toward one professional elective only.
Prerequisites
From the catalog: “students must apply to enroll in order to gauge their past experience with and interest in entrepreneurship. Consent of instructor is required.”