SST 295-01 - Special Topic: Real Life Entrepreneurship

1 credits (Fall)

Students will gain insights into business realities and pitfalls. They will learn how to establish a company as an entrepreneur, and how to improve a business segment within an existing company as an intrapreneur. Through examination of real-life scenarios, students will become familiar with common sense approaches to business, with thinking-outside-the-box, and with the lowest-common-denominator method of thinking. Sponsored by the Wilson Center for Innovation and Leadership; taught by Sanjay Khanna ‘85.

Prerequisite: Second-year standing.
Note: Dates: October 25 to November 10. Short course deadlines apply.
Instructor: Khanna