Entrepreneurship - Innovation and Technology Management

Questions: 1. What you have found the most interesting aspect of the course. 2. How your thinking about the course developed as you went through the semester. 3. Now that you have finished the work, what part of the process would you say you enjoyed the most - and why? 4. Were there any surprises along the way? 5. How will this course contribute to your understanding of organisations? Answers: 1. The course was interesting because it gave me the opportunity to assimilate new technique and skills that I can implement in my future profession. The most interesting thing that I learned is importance of knowledge in an organization. It can be in explicit or in tacit form. 2. The course demonstrated broadly about the lesson plan. First few weeks were purely instructional, after that the professors aligned the instructional activities with assessments. No assessment was taken in first few weeks as critical thinking in a particular way needs experience and profound knowledge. 3. In my course I had to work with my research team and this gave me the opportunity to get acquainted with people from different walks. We had to have discussions regarding our research works which used often end up in debates which I really enjoyed while perpetrating my research. 4. For me the course was substantial but challenging at times. In the 7th week of my course we had to do background research of an organization and had to propose an effective plan for it. In that process I was surprised to learn that psychographics is a really useful tool for business organization. 5. The course has largely helped in understanding an organization. The people working under an organization are greatly influenced by the leadership. I have developed better understanding about the necessity of workforce planning and financial planning in an organization. Knowledge management is also very important as protecting and securing customer information defines the foundation of an organization.