FSE194 | Entrepreneurial Pathways in Engineering
Get a running start
Are you interested in entrepreneurship, but don’t know where to start? Are you considering a new idea, product, service, or invention and need some early-stage guidance? Are you interested in working for a startup? Or, are you just a fan of entrepreneurial thinking, creating value (and cash!), and want to be around like-minded Devils? If so, you’re in the right place.
Who
All engineering majors, regardless of academic level, who are curious about entrepreneurship are encouraged to enroll. Students: are you interested in entrepreneurship, but don’t know where to start? Are you considering a new idea, product, service, or invention and need some early-stage guidance? Are you interested in working for a startup? Or, are you just a fan of entrepreneurial thinking, creating value (and cash!)? If so, please join us to explore Entrepreneurial Pathways in Engineering.
What
This course provides students with an exploration of entrepreneurial pathways in engineering.
When
The course is available each spring term during the 15-week C session.
Where
The course is available in both Online & Internet-Hybrid learning modalities.
Course Enrollment
This is a 3-credit hour elective course. No prerequisites are required. Barrett Honors Contracts are available. Course enrollment overrides, if needed, are available upon request.
About the instructor
Dr. Brent Sebold, Hool Coury Law Professor of Entrepreneurship, is an expert faculty designer and administrator of university-based entrepreneurship and innovation programs.
Brent’s expertise also includes the design and leadership of impactful collegiate engagement programs for universal learners.
For Questions
Email: [email protected]