Entrepreneurship
101 Workshop
101 Workshop
Collaboration of:
intel israel
Made in JLM
Experienced entrepreneurs and hi-tech engineers share their experience with those who make their first steps into the realms of startups.
Each lesson starts with an intimate talk and a long Q&A session. The remaining of the time is invested in working with the students on building their ideas into products.
The three chapters encapsulate core stages in product life-cycle. From a napkin to a business plan; Designing the user scenario and product wireframe; Prototyping and user testing.
Students asked to show results in front of the class for each of the core chapters. At the end we have a startup exhibit to external visitors.
Project management, time management, presentation and finding the right team memebers are a significant part of the course.
One cannot succeed alone. Students learn ways to interact with the local thriving community of startups and hi-tech. We do our best to discover a win-win situation products with an emotional touch.
"You are exactly the type of people we want to grow up in this town! We promise our help in any way we can!
"the next generation of tech entrepreneurs are a strategic pillar of intel. intel jerusalem is thrilled to take part in pushing the tech innvoation of the city. intel works in jerusalem for over 30 years, and we want to see more companies start, grow and maintain themselves in jerusalem on the long run.
"every time i encounter intel, i am awed by the ability of a company to be so big and influencial, and yet such socially oriented...
our future lies in the ability of the business, public and civil sectors to effectively collaborate.
"one of the best courses we had lately. see you on the next one!
"The invention alone is not enough to succeed. You must have a business plan... Combine empathy, focused management, a great idea and business potential - and you have a winning team!
Shachar Oz investigates successful startups to find a common ground, explains the basic elements of a potential for a great idea and methods to find one.
Yaron Yanai explains what are the needed steps to go from a general idea to a full design document that developers can work with. Answers questions like: how to best describe your idea, what is application flow and how to create a wireframe.
Omer Goshen explains about the steps and preparations entrepreneurs can make before talking to developers. Answers questions like: what are flow charts, server side and client side, planning databases.
Dor Levy explains how to effectively plan a software project, and estimate its development time and effort.
Eli Elhadad shares his experiences from leading dev teams, and answers questions such as: rules to establish an A Team, how to be an A Player, how do you run several projects in parallel, the difference between a leader and a manager.
Ziv Barcesat shares his work as a Maker-for-Hire and as the manager of the JerusaLab, a jerusalem based makers space. Answers questions like: what are the makers, where can you find them, the tools of the maker, and does all that using exciting examples.
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Amit, Shachar, Daniel and Shlomo meet to design the course.
Youth center interviews and selects suitable students.
Running the course for the first time. On November 12th students exhibited their ideas at intel israel.
Students were really thankful for that experience and it was mind openning for them.
Four students of the first cycle already started working on a new innovation as a result of the course. More of them continue to push ideas they had before the course. One tries to duplicate the course plan into the academic environment he works at.
Our course is reminded a year after its finish date as a sign for a shift in the hi-tech community in Jerusalem.
Course leader, intel
Course manager, intel
Course coordinator, Youth center
Vision research general manager, intel
Omek studio general manager, intel
Omek studio creative director, intel
Omek studio software engineer, intel
Omek studio UX Designer, intel
Flex software engineer, intel
Product manager, intel
co-founder & operator, JerusaLab Makers space
Deputy mayor, Jerusalem municipality
General manager, JLM Youth center
Jerusalem R&D general manager, intel
co-founder, JerusaLab Makers space
co-founder, Made In JLM
co-founder, Made in JLM
Youth manager, Jerusalem municipality
Community relations general manager, intel
Jerusalem production general manager, intel
co-founder, JerusaLab Makers space
Community relations Jerusalem, intel
co-founder, Made in JLM
Makers community manager, intel
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