Curriculum

The TI:GER program uniquely integrates transdisciplinary coursework with projects.

TI:GER, a 9-credit hour program, uniquely integrates transdisciplinary coursework with projects. Students immediately and directly apply what they learn from coursework to their projects during the spring and fall terms.

The TI:GER Curriculum for MBA and Ph.D. Students

MGT 6801 Innovation Analysis (3 credit hours)

Focus: integrating market analysis, industry analysis, technology analysis, economic analysis, and strategy analysis for technology innovation projects.
Classes meet in a Scheller College classroom from 6:30 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. once weekly.

MGT 6821 Innovation Research Methods 1 (1.5 credit hours)

Focus: interview methods essential to the successful launch of technology innovations.
This is an asynchronous online course. Students complete weekly assignments at times convenient for them.

MGT 6802 Innovation and Business Model Design (3 credit hours)

Focus: financial analysis, business model design, and the launch of successful technology innovations.
Classes meet in a Scheller College classroom from 6:30 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. once weekly.

MGT 6822 Innovation Research Methods 2 (1.5 credit hours)

Focus: methods for observational fieldwork and qualitative data analysis (QDA) and the use of NVivo software for QDA.
This is an asynchronous online course. Students complete weekly assignments at times convenient for them.

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