AEM 4975
Undergraduate Experience in Entrepreneurship
Business Minors Office by August 15 (Fall Enrollment) or January 15 (Spring Enrollment) (iv) Upon preliminary petition approval, received agreement from one of instructors above to work with them. Students interested in taking this course should discuss practical experience ideas with one of the undergraduate experience faculty advisors the semester prior to the proposed work, to inform the writing of the petition.
Topics
- Demonstrate disciplinary knowledge by translating frameworks and theories from previous entrepreneurship classes (e.g., NBA3000, AEM2220, eLab) into action, either in the development of a new enterprise or the growth of an existing (but young) organization.
- Apply analytical and critical thought by identifying key assumptions from theory and testing these rigorously against real-world conditions. This includes gathering real-world data specific to the particular context, confirming or rejecting those assumptions, and adjusting plans accordingly.
- Develop effective communication skills at the outset of the project by agreeing with the supervisor on concrete objectives and milestones; by maintaining regular contact with the supervisor and providing clear written and verbal updates; and by composing an effective summary of learnings and reflections at the conclusion of the class.
- Exhibit respectful and ethical conduct in gathering data from other parties (especially if external to Cornell), in citing sources, and in the use of artificial-intelligence tools.
Official roster learning outcomes
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Catalogue variants
- Undergraduate Experience in Entrepreneurship · 0.5-1.5 · Undergraduate
- Undergraduate Experience in Entrepreneurship · 1.5 · Undergraduate