Digitizing Muncie: One Tech-Startup at a Time
Dublin Core
Title
Digitizing Muncie: One Tech-Startup at a Time
Subject
Computer Science and Entrepreneurship students collaborate in building startup companies
Description
Have you ever wanted to learn about how to form your own software startup company? What are those terminology around like series a, series b etc? How can you find someone to invest in your idea? What is freemium, subscription-based, usage-based models to price your software? Then this class is for you: Digitizing Muncie is a new immersive learning course that is currently being offered in Spring’22.
In this course, students will learn to:
Generate ideas based on observations of everyday problems,
Validate the idea on a group of users,
Produce a feasible custom software in the fastest way possible,
Convert a software into a tech-business,
Found a company from scratch and run it along the way,
Acquire the first 50-100 users,
Identify investment opportunities for a newly founded company
In this course, students will learn to:
Generate ideas based on observations of everyday problems,
Validate the idea on a group of users,
Produce a feasible custom software in the fastest way possible,
Convert a software into a tech-business,
Found a company from scratch and run it along the way,
Acquire the first 50-100 users,
Identify investment opportunities for a newly founded company
Creator
Huseyin Ergin & Krystal Geyer
Date
Spring'22
Contributor
Students of the class: Anna Call, Ava Wettrick, Brandi Osthimer, Cameron Slash, Carson Nickels, Cassidy Thomas, Colin Ferguson, David Tao, Desiree Hurley, Emma Jones, Hannah Long, Hayden Emrah, Hunter Wallace, Isaac Carcare, Jacob Bishop, Jacob Rosner, Jaigen Glaze, Janardhen Jayavel, Jaren Provost, John Xiao, Josh Birnbaum, Joshua Neumann, Kameron Kocinski, Kamryn Ward, Lloyd Rowe, Madeline McMains, Mariah Marshall, Nick Craft, Nick Frederick, Payton Lowry, Reed O'Neil, Ross Effinger, Sam Buck, Spencer Naugler, Travis Hensley, Will Pancake
Type
Executive summaries and Pitch decks of 8 different startup companies students created/visioned