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ENTP 2209 Build, Measure, Learn 3.0 Credits

This course is a working lab where students build simple prototypes/MVP’s (minimum viable products) with no-code/low-code/emerging analytic approaches app builders, test assumptions, run low-cost experiments, and let evidence guide iteration. Tight feedback through close customer engagement ensures students are developing profitable offerings that are aligned with the value proposition of students' target customers and marketplace. The emphasis is on what to build (minimal), what to measure (meaningful), and what to learn (actionable decisions). By prototyping quickly and often, students reduce uncertainty, sharpen analytical judgment, and gain the confidence to move from opinions to outcomes. This is character work that builds intellectual honesty and resists confirmation bias.

College/Department: Bennett S. LeBow Coll. of Bus./Close Sch of Entrepreneurship
Repeat Status: Not repeatable for credit

Minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation

https://catalog.drexel.edu/undergraduate/entrepreneurship/minor-entrepreneurship-innovation/
The Entrepreneurship and Innovation minor develops an entrepreneurial mindset alongside skills in recognizing opportunities, creating ventures, and developing business models. Students learn how to evaluate ideas, assess market potential, and design sustainable ventures. The program strengthens entrepreneurial thinking, resilience, and strategic execution. Through experiential coursework and applied projects, students move from concept development to implementation planning. The minor prepares students to think like entrepreneurs and enhances career skills and opportunities regardless of major.

Minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation

https://catalog.drexel.edu/2027-2028/undergraduate/entrepreneurship/minor-entrepreneurship-innovation/

Preliminary 2027-2028

The Entrepreneurship and Innovation minor develops an entrepreneurial mindset alongside skills in recognizing opportunities, creating ventures, and developing business models. Students learn how to evaluate ideas, assess market potential, and design sustainable ventures. The program strengthens entrepreneurial thinking, resilience, and strategic execution. Through experiential coursework and applied projects, students move from concept development to implementation planning. The minor prepares students to think like entrepreneurs and enhances career skills and opportunities regardless of major.