2022 Fall ENGIN 283 004 SEM 004

2022 Fall

ENGIN 283 004 - SEM 004

Special Topics in Technology Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Future of Technology: How Innovators Critically Examine Game Changing and Time Wasting Technologies

Lukasz Kowalski

Aug 24, 2022 - Dec 09, 2022
Mo
04:00 pm - 06:59 pm
Class #:32477
Units: 3

Instruction Mode: In-Person Instruction

Offered through Engineering

Current Enrollment

Total Open Seats: 10
Enrolled: 30
Waitlisted: 0
Capacity: 40
Waitlist Max: 30
No Reserved Seats

Hours & Workload

1 to 4 hours of student-instructor coverage of course materials per week, and 2 to 8 hours of outside work hours per week.

Final Exam

THU, DECEMBER 15TH
08:00 am - 11:00 am

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Course Catalog Description

This course will explore various topics around technology innovation and entrepreneurship. Topics will vary by semester.

Class Description

Why did Altavista fail, and Google succeed? Same for Myspace and Facebook? Was it technology, marketing, people, luck, execution, or something else? It is trivial to discern good ideas and profound technological shifts after the fact. But how could you become your own futurist and learn to analyze emerging trends and foretell the outcome? We will study and analyze both failures and successes in virtual reality, blockchain, artificial intelligence, healthtech, and other technologies. Students will conduct literature reviews, netnographic analysis, and case studies in order to identify patterns that they could later apply to their own research, career decisions, or entrepreneurial ventures. The format of the class will include lectures, guest speakers from distinguished entrepreneurs and innovators, peer-reviewed presentations, quantitative and qualitative data gathering, and group exercises. Students will produce a technical report highlighting the barriers for adoption of emerging technologies. The report has the potential to be published and added to your professional portfolio. Critical thinking and the ability to question everything are the only prerequisites for this analytical survey course. This class is open to students from all majors. Some seats in the class may be reserved for students in certain majors to ensure that we have the appropriate mix of technical backgrounds, but the remaining seats are open to anyone. SCET welcomes students with diverse backgrounds, perspectives and skills to join our collider environment where we create new ideas! More Info: https://scet.berkeley.edu/students/courses/special-topics/future-of-technology/

Class Notes

This course was formerly INDENG 290.

This class is combined with an undergraduate section ENGIN 183-004. Undergraduate students may not enroll in this section.

See https://scet.berkeley.edu/students/courses/ for enrollment FAQs and contact scet-academics@berkeley.edu for a.. show more
This course was formerly INDENG 290.

This class is combined with an undergraduate section ENGIN 183-004. Undergraduate students may not enroll in this section.

See https://scet.berkeley.edu/students/courses/ for enrollment FAQs and contact scet-academics@berkeley.edu for additional questions.

This course counts towards the SCET Certificate in Technology and Entrepreneurship (https://scet.berkeley.edu/certificate-in-entrepreneurship-and-technology/). show less

Rules & Requirements

Repeat Rules

Reserved Seats

Current Enrollment

No Reserved Seats

Textbooks & Materials

See class syllabus or https://calstudentstore.berkeley.edu/textbooks for the most current information.

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