PRIME prepares and gears students for start-up life, by equipping participants with the skills and tools required to flourish in what is really a very challenging, but equally rewarding, environment.

Hamzah Ansari, Class of '09“What I learned along the way though, was that innovation and value creation go hand-in-glove, which is why I think it’s great that PRIME teaches you not just how to identify an opportunity, but also imparts you with the skills to translate that into a credible entrepreneurial venture and concurrently deal with issues such as team-building, operations, and finance.”

 

The program curriculum can be accomplished in two semesters by completing the following eight courses:   

Fall Semester 2012

Code	Title	Schedule	Instructor
ENGN 2110	Business Engineering Fundamentals I	Wed 3:00-6:00pm	Eric Suuberg
ENGN 2130	Innovation & Technology Management I	Tues 3:00-6:00pm	Robert Petteruti
ENGN 2150	Technology Entrepreneurship & Commercialization I	Mon 3:00-6:00pm	Angus Kingon
ENGN 2180	Globalization Immersion Experience & Entrepreneurship Laboratory	Thurs 3:00-6:00pm	Patrick McHugh

Spring Semester 2013

Code	Title	Schedule	Instructor
ENGN 2120	Business Engineering Fundamentals II	Wed 3:00-6:00pm	Eric Suuberg
ENGN 2140	Innovation & Technology Management II	Tues 3:00-6:00pm	Robert Petteruti
ENGN 2160	Technology Entrepreneurship & Commercialization II	Mon 3:00-6:00pm	Angus Kingon
ENGN 2911F	Topics in Emerging & Breakthrough Technologies	Thurs 3:00-6:00pm	Angus Kingon

PRIME Class of 2012