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Syllabus For Internship on Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Part 1: Initial Skills Development Training


 Know Yourself – Activities, Assignments
 What Do You want to Do?
 Paradigm Shift

Skill 1: Communication

Skill 2: Influential and Presentation Skills

Skill 3: Group Discussion

Skill 4 : Adaptability Skill

Skill 5: Ability to work under Pressure

Skill 6: Leadership Skill

Skill 7: Problem Solving Skills

Skill 8: Teamwork

Skill 9: Work values

Skill 10: Self awareness

Part 2: Innovation and Design Thinking


Module 1: Introduction to Innovation and Design Thinking

 Overview of innovation in the context of computer science engineering.


 History and evolution of design thinking.
 Characteristics of innovative thinkers.
 Case studies highlighting successful innovations.

Module 2: Empathize and Define

 Understanding user needs and requirements.


 Techniques for empathy building.
 Problem definition and framing.
 User persons and journey mapping.

Module 3: Ideate

 Techniques for generating creative ideas.


 Brainstorming sessions and ideation workshops.
 Concept selection and prioritization.

Module 4: Prototype

Introduction to rapid prototyping.

 Tools and technologies for creating prototypes (e.g., coding, wireframing, 3D printing).
 Iterative prototyping and user feedback.

Module 5: Test and Iterate

Usability testing and user feedback.

 Literative design process.


 Evaluation of prototypes against user requirements.

Module 6: Implementing Innovation in Computer Science Engineering

 Integrating innovation into the engineering process.


 Case studies of innovative technologies and products.
 Intellectual property considerations.

Module 7: Presentation and Pitching

 Effective communication of innovative ideas.


 Pitching concepts to stakeholders.
 Creating compelling presentations.

Part 3: Entrepreneurship and business Model


 Orientation Program in Entrepreneurship
 Exploring Business Opportunity
 Developing a Business Model
 Translating Business Model into Startup
 Advanced Program in Entrepreneurship: Growth
 Advanced Program in Entrepreneurship: Expansion
Module 1: Introduction to Entrepreneurship and The Entrepreneurial Mindset:
 Overview of entrepreneurship and its importance in the tech industry.
 Identifying opportunities and problem-solving.
 Understanding market research and customer validation.
 Risk-taking and tolerance for failure.
 Creativity, vision, and problem-solving.
 Adaptability and resilience.
 Networking and relationship-building.

Module 2.Ideation and Concept Development


 Brainstorming techniques for tech-based solutions.
 Prototyping and validating ideas.
 Lean startup methodology.

Module 3. Business Model Development


 Types of business models (e.g., SaaS, E-commerce, Mobile Apps).
 Revenue streams and cost structures.
 Value proposition and customer segments.

Module 4. Legal and Financial Considerations


 Business registration and legal structures.
 Intellectual property rights in the tech industry.
 Financial planning and budgeting for startups.

Module 5. Product Development and Technology Stack


 Agile development methodologies.
 Choosing the right technology stack.
 Minimum Viable Product (MVP) development.

Module 6. Marketing and Customer Acquisition


 Digital marketing strategies for tech startups.
 SEO, SEM, and content marketing.
 Customer acquisition and retention.

Module 7. Pitching and Fundraising


 Crafting an effective pitch deck.
 Investor relations and pitching techniques.
 Funding options for startups (e.g., bootstrapping, angel investors, venture capital).

Module 8. Scaling and Growth Strategies


 Scaling a tech startup.
 Growth hacking techniques.
 International expansion and market penetration.
Module 9. Case Studies, Success Stories and Industry Insights
 Analyzing successful tech startups.
 Guest speakers from the industry.
 Field visits to startups or incubators.

Module 10. Final Project and Presentation


 Each student/team develops and presents their startup idea.
 Peer evaluation and feedback.
 Awards or recognitions for outstanding projects.

Additional Topics Covered:

Future Trends in Innovation and Entrepreneurship:

 Emerging technologies (AI, blockchain, biotech, etc.).


 The impact of global events (pandemics, geopolitical shifts, etc.).
 New business models (subscription-based, platform-based, etc.).

Cultivating an Innovative Ecosystem:

 Government policies and incentives.


 Education and skill development.
 Support networks (incubators, accelerators, co-working spaces).
 Collaboration between academic, industry, and government.

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