The assessments are designed to measure both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, particularly in applying AI tools and entrepreneurial frameworks.
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Formative Assessments (Ongoing Evaluation):
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Class Participation and Engagement (30%) Active participation in discussions, workshops, and group activities will be assessed to ensure students engage with the material and contribute to collaborative learning. Contributions during panel discussions and interactions with guest speakers will also be evaluated.
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Summative Assessments (Final Evaluation):
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Group Project: Business Model Development (40%)Students will work in groups to develop a comprehensive business model using frameworks such as the Lean Startup Methodology and Business Model Canvas. Assessment will focus on the feasibility, sustainability, and innovation of the business model, as well as the integration of AI-driven insights.
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Final Pitch Presentation (30%) Each student (or group) will deliver a final pitch presentation that showcases their startup idea, business model, and strategy for scaling and sustainability. The pitch will be evaluated on the following criteria:
- Clarity and structure of the presentation
- Innovation and relevance to sustainability and circular economy goals
- Effective use of AI tools in research, development, and presentation
- Ability to address stakeholder needs and respond to feedback
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Peer Feedback and Self-Assessment (optional bonus):
- Students can provide peer feedback on each other's business models and pitches, fostering a collaborative learning environment.
- Self-assessment reflections on the learning journey, challenges faced, and skills developed may be included for additional bonus
