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EC.075 Starting Up New Technology-Based Business Enterprises at MIT
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Prereq: None
Units: 2-0-4 [P/D/F]
Lecture: T EVE (7-9 PM) (4-402)
Seminar participants define and study the development stages of new enterprises at MIT, from the exciting moment a new idea for a tech product or service is realized, through to selling, customer support, and the next new idea. Follows the history of successful MIT spin-off companies with attention to the people (and their ideas) behind the start-up. Students attend MIT technology and science start-up case presentations given by individuals and teams working from zero-stage, and by partners in going concerns of historical relevance to the Institute and the economy. Second in a two-part series (seminars do not have to be taken sequentially; see EC.074 in fall term).
J. Hadzima
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