DM
The course has many insights to learn i propose to expose more people as well as coverage area to receive it

Everyone can be a technology innovator. This specialization helps learners translate their technical knowledge and problem-solving skills into high value products and services. Throughout this specialization learners will better understand the technology entrepreneurship field and envision being a part of it. Participants will also reflect on their own ideas and ambitions and develop the beginning of an innovation to bring to the world.

DM
The course has many insights to learn i propose to expose more people as well as coverage area to receive it
CF
It is a good build-up and starting point coming from introduction. Guided reflections allow undertaking the process using concepts introduced through existing cases
CF
The course provided a good mix of references and sources. It is a good starting point to grasp fundamentals of entrepreneurship using applied methodologies
TK
great! and I get a lot of knowledge from this course
AK
Great course to be the first step to entrepreneurship and it's really change my mind about how someone can be entrepreneur. Thanks a lot!
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I like all the context, concept, presentation and learning on this course. Very resourceful, I learn more about the impact of technology and how entrepreneur used it to innovate products and services.
Great course to be the first step to entrepreneurship and it's really change my mind about how someone can be entrepreneur. Thanks a lot!
The course has many insights to learn i propose to expose more people as well as coverage area to receive it
This is great foundations of the ever-changing world mindset.
Really helpful for me to think like an entrepreneur.
great! and I get a lot of knowledge from this course
Simple and easy to follow
Gg
The course provided a good mix of references and sources. It is a good starting point to grasp fundamentals of entrepreneurship using applied methodologies
paid course and first what they do is ask you to buy a book from amazon, then throw some random open access youtube videos and ycombinator resources. wtf