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Decode the entrepreneur's DNA
Course
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24 h
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- Self-paced
- Free Access
- Free certificate
- 3 Sequences
- Introductive Level
Course details
Syllabus
Part #1 - Find your entrepreneurial skills
1. Entrepreneurship is all about people
2. The entrepreneur at a glance
3. Rules for driving in the dark
4. Don't get lost in the dark
5. Define your entrepreneurial profile
6. When to exit?
7. Summing up
8. Time to practice
Quiz
Part #2 - Recognize opportunities
1. Challenge assumptions
2. How to look for ideas ?
3. Where to look for ideas?
4. Where else to look for ideas?
5. Summing up
Quiz
Activity: Generate ideas
Part #3 - Analyze your ideas
1. Not every idea is a good idea
2. An online jewelry: Adamence
3. Is there an opportunity for starting a business?
4. Is it an opportunity accessible to a start-up?
5. The process
6. Let's assess Adamence's opportunity
7. Summing up
8. Conclusion
Activity: Assess your own idea
Certificate of achievement
Prerequisite
None.
Instructors
Bruno Martinaud
Bruno Martinaud, serial entrepreneur, teaches Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the Polytechnique School of Engineering
Editor
École Polytechnique combines research, teaching and innovation at the highest scientific and technological level in the world to meet the challenges of the 21st century. The leading French engineering school for over 200 years, its training promotes a culture of multidisciplinary scientific excellence, open to a strong humanist tradition.
It was founded in 1794 by the French National Convention under the name École centrale des travaux publics, and militarised in 1804 by Napoleon I. Originally located in Paris, the school has been in Palaiseau (Essonne) since 1976, at the heart of the Paris-Saclay technology cluster. It has the status of a public scientific, cultural and professional establishment (EPSCP-GE), is a military grande école whose engineering course is supervised by the Ministry of the Armed Forces and is a founding member of the Paris Polytechnic Institute.
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OpenClassrooms (formerly Le site du Zéro or SdZ) is a website that offers courses about computer science and entrepreneurship. Online courses can be made both by site staff, professors of universities or colleges partner as by its members.
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