This course is intended to foster the interrelation between our Master program and appropriate entrepreneurial experiences. Graduate students spend 13 to 16 weeks full-time (or an equivalent period part-time) advancing an entrepreneurial opportunity by utilizing their technical skill set, supervised by a CS GAU member. Students apply their previously learned knowledge and acquire further entrepreneurship-specific knowledge and practical skills, thus maximizing their professional and entrepreneurial development during the course. 

The course contains both an educational and a development component. Both components are contained in a work plan which is to be approved by the Director of Graduate Studies. Any restrictions, such as confidentiality requirements, intellectual property and copyright of the report must be clearly identified and agreed to. Open to students in the MCSC program only and must have an approved proposal with the course instructor.

Note: Credit cannot be received for both CS 6994 and CS 6995.