Applied Innovation in Science I

3 credits · Undergraduate

Hands-on experience in using scientific training and knowledge to create innovative solutions to real-world problems. Topics include stakeholder discovery, problem-solution fit, brainstorming, project management, pitching, and business models (including entrepreneurship and not-for-profits). Experiential learning format, including data acquisition and analysis, team work, case studies, and guest presentations. CALENDAR NOTES: This course must be taken in the same academic year as SCIE 4702.03 and no credit can be given for one course without the other. PREREQUISITES: Undergraduates should have completed at least three full years (90 credit hours) of university study. RESTRICTIONS: Registration by instructor's permission. EXCLUSIONS: NESC 4705.03/PSYO 4705.03, SCIE 5701.06 FORMATS: Lecture | Lab | Tutorial | Experiential Learning