This document outlines a university project that requires students to write a start-up business plan in groups of 5-6 students. It provides the tasks and timeline required to develop the business plan over 14 weeks, including generating startup ideas, conducting feasibility tests, building a business model, analyzing the market, and writing and presenting the final 30-40 page business plan. The business plan is worth 30% of the total project points.
This document outlines a university project that requires students to write a start-up business plan in groups of 5-6 students. It provides the tasks and timeline required to develop the business plan over 14 weeks, including generating startup ideas, conducting feasibility tests, building a business model, analyzing the market, and writing and presenting the final 30-40 page business plan. The business plan is worth 30% of the total project points.
This document outlines a university project that requires students to write a start-up business plan in groups of 5-6 students. It provides the tasks and timeline required to develop the business plan over 14 weeks, including generating startup ideas, conducting feasibility tests, building a business model, analyzing the market, and writing and presenting the final 30-40 page business plan. The business plan is worth 30% of the total project points.
2. Contribution to the total point: 30% 3. Number of students: 5-6 students 4. Tasks required: Wee Tasks Methods Outcomes Percentage k of evaluation 1 Forming groups Randomly Group Leader 0% Rules 3 Generating and Creative Ideation A preliminary start- 10% choosing startup up idea ideas 4 Conducting Concept test Final start-up idea 10% feasibility test 5 Building aBusiness model Business model 10% business model canvas (BMC) Ireland-Barringer business model 6 Analyzing PESTEL Strategy for the 10% market SWOT start-up FIVE FORCES Market segmentation…. 7-12 Writing a start- Use the table of A start-up business 30% up business plan contents in the plan (30-40 pages) textbook (page 233) 13-14 Presenting the Pitching Pitching 30% start-up business presentation plan Q&A with mock investors