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Commercializing Your Invention or Idea

1.5

credits

Average Course Rating

(4.0)

It is one thing to have an idea and quite another to move the idea from idea and basic research to use in the world of business or manufacturing. This course addresses the process and skills required to make that transition. Among the topics addressed in this class are the following: recognizing the potential of ideas, addressing the patent landscape, understanding markets, determining resource requirements, design and prototypes, and finding financing. Graduate and Post Doc Only.

Spring 2015

Professor: Joshua Reiter

(4.0)

The best aspects of this course were the interesting content, engaging lectures, group discussions and exercises, and effective teaching style of the instructor. Students appreciated the hands-on, interactive approach to teaching the concepts and skil s introduced in class. Graded assignments were not handed back in a timely fashion and the al otted time for class was not long enough. Suggestions for improvement included having the course extend over the entire semester, making information accessible to students via Blackboard, and having feedback returned to students in a timelier manner.