Tahun Akademik:
Genap 2024/2025
Kelas-Offr:
B24-B24
Deskripsi:

Capaian Pembelajaran

• 1. "Build a commitment to acquiring and understanding” start-up business and innovation management (University of Otago, 2020).
• 1. "Build a commitment to acquiring and understanding” start-up business and innovation management (University of Otago, 2020).
• 3. Memiliki kecakapan untuk melakukan kajian/telaah secara teoretis-empiris mengenai start-up business (berfokus pada small business), proses inovasi yang mencakup ‘idea generation’, ‘idea acceptance’, hingga ‘idea realization’, manajemen inovasi dalam sejumlah konteks (e.g., lingkungan, organisasi, dan kinerja), dan A Cyclical Model of Technological Change (Anderson & Tushman, 1990) dan tipe-tipe inovasi
• 4. Memiliki kecakapan untuk melakukan kajian/telaah secara teoretis-empiris mengenai business model of start-up business, atribut-atribut inovasi produknya berdasarkan Rogers’s Diffusion of Innovation Theory (e.g., Rogers, 2003; Sanson‐Fisher, 2004), dan “adopter categorization on the basis of innovativeness” (Rogers, 2003, pp. 279-299).
• 5. Memiliki kecakapan untuk menghasilkan projek lapangan inovasi dari suatu start-up business.

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