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Course Syllabus
College of Business Administration
Department of Management
Semester: Fall Academic Year 2019/2020
Student ID#:
Date: 01/12/2019
Time allowed: 15 days
Examiner: Dr. Amel Al Ali
Instructions to the students:
Write your name and ID# in the space provided (above)
Read the instructions carefully
Submit your work on blackboard. Each student has to submit the work on his
or her blackboard separately.
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Fundamentals of Innovation & Entrepreneurship Project 02
Business Plan
Assignment 1: Team Based
Worth 30 %
Due Week 12
Introduction
For this project, students will write a Business Plan (BP) and highlight how entrepreneurship and
innovation could play a role in their personal and career paths. The entrepreneurial process is at its core
concerned with "the pursuit of opportunity without regard to the resources already under control." This
process is as applicable to your career as it is to start a company. The goal of this assignment is to
identify where you want to be and how you will get there. Do not worry about your current resources.
Think entrepreneurially! Your business plan should include a long-term vision statement, the "external"
opportunities that exist, your "Internal" (personal) strengths, and a strategy for yourself and your life
over the next three to five years. In addition, please share at least one "failure" from your past and what
you learned from it in terms of maximizing your potential for the future. The assignment should consist
an introduction page, marketing strategy, risk assessment, financial statement and a conclusion.
Below you can find a guideline that summarizes as many of the areas as possible, as well as the one
"failure" wherever you feel it best fits. To sum up this assignment, an oral presentation will be due in
week 15 in order to back up understanding and allow students a chance to justify their choices and
further discuss their Business Plan.
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Fundamentals of Innovation & Entrepreneurship Project 02
Grade Scale
Minimum Above
Unacceptable Satisfactory Outstanding
requirements requirements
0–2 7-10 12-15
3– 6 8-11
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Fundamentals of Innovation & Entrepreneurship Project 02
Grading Rubric
Marks
Report Contents Comments
Awarded
Vision and Opportunity
The student clearly defines at least 3 of their career and/or
educational goals after graduating from UOS.
The student discusses in detail their purpose, their values, and
their mission. Also, lists the 3 key questions that guide their
choices. These are essential questions that serve as touchstones /5
to direct the student’s life and work.
The student provides at least 3 examples from the current job
market and opportunities available to them. This must align with
the student’s goals, taking into consideration their opportunities
to make a difference.
Marketing and Implementation Strategy
The student has created their market positioning statement,
directed at a hypothetical employer, industry, organization, or
the world at large.
/5
The student clearly describes the compelling value that they will
offer to their potential employers and society.
The student defines how they will differentiate from other UAE
students or from the broader populace.
Risks and Mitigation
The student clearly identifies the key milestones and checkpoints
in their plan. In addition to describing how they will measure, or
determine if they have successfully attained these milestones,
/5
and explain how they define success.
External factors that might affect attaining success are clearly
mentioned (Positively or adversely).
The student has developed 3 contingency and risk mitigation
strategies.
Business Model
The student identifies their business model. /3
The student mentions their choice key partners and activities
Format
Formatting is clear, used times new roman font, size 12, spacing
/3
is 1.5. Header and footer include student name, ID, and course
details. Citation and referencing must be included in an attached
page.
Total Grade /20
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Part B: Oral Presentation – Worth 5 marks.
An oral presentation will be scheduled for week 14, allowing the student to further explain and defend their
Personal Business Plan report.
Teacher teaching the course can assess his/her own students.
PowerPoint/Prezi can be a used as visual aid during the presentation.
Submission of the Personal Business Plan prior to the scheduled presentation is encouraged.
3 0
Marketing Opportunity
The student clearly identifies the The student does not identify
The student partially identifies the
key milestones and checkpoints in the milestones and checkpoints
milestones and checkpoints in
their plan. In addition to in their plan. The student does
their plan. The student does not
describing how they will measure, not describe how they will
describe how they will measure, or
or determine if they have measure, or determine if they
determine if they have successfully
successfully attained these have successfully attained these
attained these milestones, and
milestones, and explain how they milestones, and does not explain
explain how they define success.
define success. External factors how they define success.
External factors that might affect
that might affect attaining success External factors that might
attaining success are briefly
are clearly mentioned. The affect attaining success are
mentioned. The student has broad
student has developed overlooked. The student has no
and general contingency and risk
contingency and risk mitigation contingency and risk mitigation
mitigation strategies.
strategies. strategies.
2 0
Presentation Skills
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Entrepreneurship 0302200
Student is not reading, has clear
eye contact, and is clearly Student made eye contact every Student was not prepared and
prepared. When asked, student is now and then, but needs more lacked self-confidence.
able to explain any part of the preparation. Presentation is more Presentation is less than 4
whole presentation. Presentation than 5 minutes. minutes.
is between 4 to 5 minutes.
2 0
Total Grade /10