FSE 302 | Applied Innovation in Corporate Technology
Who
This course is ideal for all undergraduate engineering majors who are seeking a valuable upper division elective, especially online scholars who are part of the ASU Starbucks College Achievement Plan.
What
This course equips students with an understanding of how to apply technology innovation within a large corporate setting. Students are introduced to varied technology roles within representative multi-billion-dollar corporations, and how these roles directly impact corporate success through innovation. Using human-centered/user-centered design, students will analyze and solve real-world corporate problems with focus on value-generation, business modeling, and numbers-based decision-making, thus making the learning experience extremely valuable when vying for a position (or promotion) within the corporate domain.
When
The course is available each fall and spring term during the 15-week C session.
Where
The course is available in both Online and Internet-Hybrid learning modalities. On-campus students who are enrolled in the Internet-Hybrid modality will be expected to meet in person on various dates and times throughout the term (details will be shared by the instructor).
Course Enrollment
This is a 3-credit hour technical elective course for most engineering majors. If the course is not already on your pre-approved technical elective list, please contact your assigned Academic Advisor for consideration and next steps.
About the course coordinator
Joy Griffin is an Associate Teaching Professor and Faculty Director of Venture Development at the Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University. She teaches entrepreneurship, leadership, and strategy, and supports venture development initiatives that help students, faculty, and researchers translate innovative ideas into real-world impact.
Joy brings more than two decades of entrepreneurial and industry experience to the classroom. She co-founded and built a category-leading manufacturing technology company in the printer industry before founding a management consulting firm that advised organizations on strategy, innovation, and growth.
For Questions
Email Professor Joy Griffin, the course coordinator, at [email protected].