Study 4 shows that deliberation may eliminate the effect of mere agreement on compliance. Deliberation is shown to result in a breaking down of Step 2 (from perceived similarity to compliance), but not of Step 1 (from agreement to perceived similarit
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Cattrysse Dirk (coordinator) | More Facultaire POC Ingenieurswetenschappen Aims Previous knowledge Order of Enrolment Is included in these courses of study
The course explains and illustrates the role of leadership and technology in the entrepreneurial process. The student can explain the key role of technology and engineering in entrepreneurship The student is able to take advantage of market opportunities by planning, organizing, and employing several types of resources. The student is able to clarify the role of and generate a business plan for an existing as well as a new to start-up company. The student can clarify how different units within the company interact and how the company should position itself within a given market, based on the participation during the business games and the testimonies by the entrepreneurs to. The student can explicate the product development cycle and more specifically the creative phase following the need recognition and problem formulation stages. In this phase design concepts need to be conceived and assessed. The student can indicate the techniques of Business Strategic Dialogues and the role of leadership in this.
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Activities 1.5 ects. Business Simulations (B-KUL-H09P5a) 1.5 ects. Strategic Management (B-KUL-H09P8a) 2 ects. Creativity and Decision Making for Product Development (B-KUL-H0T37a) 1 ects. Technology & Entrepreneurship: Case Studies (B-KUL-H0T38a) Evaluation Evaluation: Engineering & Entrepreneurship (B-KUL-H29P4a) Print this page