Number of hours
- Lectures 10.0
- Projects 0
- Tutorials 10.0
- Internship 0
- Laboratory works 0
- Written tests 0
ECTS
ECTS 2.0
Goal(s)
This course focuses on Entrepreneurship & Innovation, e.g. industrial products and services, from an academic theory point of view to a practical point of view. The lecturer will share his return of experience as an entrepreneur. Therefore, our learning objectives are:
1. Understanding the fundamental principles of Entrepreneurship & Innovation
2. Developing analytical and decision-making capacities
3. Using one case study and highlighting practices based on experience
Content(s)
This course explores all facets of entrepreneurship and innovation, from assessing new opportunities, to harnessing innovation, and to turning an idea into a viable venture. A right balance between academic theory and practical case study.
Lecture 1: Introduction
Part a: Course program and content
Part b: Deliverables
Part c: Entrepreneurship & Innovation definition
Lecture 2: Creativity
Part a: Idea generation
Part b: Idea validation
Lecture 3: Market study
Part a: Players, decision makers, advisers, early adopter customers, channels
Part b: Case study
Lecture 4: Competition
Part a: Benchmark, regulation, IP
Part b: Case study
Lecture 5: Offer presentation
Part a: Functionalities, BOM, components and sourcing
Part b: Case study
Lecture 6: Proof of Concept
Part a: Partners, program to achieve the PoC
Part b: Case study
Lecture 7: Communication
Part a: Name, logo, baseline, elevator pitch
Part b: Case study
Lecture 8: Business Plan
Part a: Estimated expenses and targeted revenue streams (P&L)
Part b: Case study
Lecture 9: Innovation ecosystem
Part a: Build and access the entrepreneurial ecosystem
Part b: Case study
Lecture 10: Financing new venture
Part a: Investment structure, fundraising, and valuation
Part b: Case study
Prerequisites
Open minded to entrepreneurship & innovation
Test
Semester 7 - The exam is given in english only 
50% - individual = presence in course (be here, available, focus, open mind)
50% - collective = working group’s deliverables (quality, relevance)
Deliverables:
• Lean Canvas
• Elevator Pitch
• Pitch deck
N1 = 100% CC
N2 = EXAM2
Additional Information
This course brings 3.0 ECTS to students in UE Materials development and durabi
Semester 7 - This course is given in english onlyCourse list
Curriculum->EPEE->Semester 7
Curriculum->SEI->Semester 7
Curriculum->SEOC->Semester 7
Curriculum->SIM->Semester 7
Curriculum->Degree Advanced Materials (AM)->Semester 7
Curriculum->Common courses->Semester 7
Curriculum->IPhy->Semester 7
Curriculum->SICOM->Semester 7
Curriculum->Physics and Nuclear Engineering->Semester 7
Curriculum->BIOMED->Semester 7
Curriculum->Internationals Cursus->Semester 7
Bibliography
Academic theory: slides “Building Your Entrepreneurship & Innovation Plan”
Case study: Magnetic frames for beehives, based on honeycombed magnetic advanced material
Pitch Elevators: SFM template from Sara Freitas
Luc OBA (Linksium incubator, AJEL presentation)
Paul MILLIER (EMLyon, Professor of Marketing and Innovation Management)
Eric MOREL (Mach&Team consultant)