MGMT/IST/ENGR 426 “Invention Commercialization” is a highly experiential course in entrepreneurship that involves teams of engineering, IST, and business students who are responsible for assessing the commercial potential of a current Penn State-based invention and providing a recommendation for commercialization to the PSU Office of Technology Management.  The course and the project integrates skills and knowledge in technology, intellectual property law, innovation and entrepreneurship.

MGMT/IST/ENGR 426 “Invention Commercialization” is a highly experiential course in entrepreneurship that involves teams of engineering, IST, and business students who are responsible for assessing the commercial potential of a current Penn State-based invention and providing a recommendation for commercialization to the PSU Office of Technology Management.  The course and the project integrates skills and knowledge in technology, intellectual property law, innovation and entrepreneurship.

MGMT/IST/ENGR 426 “Invention Commercialization” is a highly experiential course in entrepreneurship that involves teams of engineering, IST, and business students who are responsible for assessing the commercial potential of a current Penn State-based invention and providing a recommendation for commercialization to the PSU Office of Technology Management.  The course and the project integrates skills and knowledge in technology, intellectual property law, innovation and entrepreneurship.

MGMT/IST/ENGR 426 “Invention Commercialization” is a highly experiential course in entrepreneurship that involves teams of engineering, IST, and business students who are responsible for assessing the commercial potential of a current Penn State-based invention and providing a recommendation for commercialization to the PSU Office of Technology Management.  The course and the project integrates skills and knowledge in technology, intellectual property law, innovation and entrepreneurship.

MGMT/IST/ENGR 426 “Invention Commercialization” is a highly experiential course in entrepreneurship that involves teams of engineering, IST, and business students who are responsible for assessing the commercial potential of a current Penn State-based invention and providing a recommendation for commercialization to the PSU Office of Technology Management.  The course and the project integrates skills and knowledge in technology, intellectual property law, innovation and entrepreneurship.