HO TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY

FIRST SEMESTER CONTINUOUS ASSESSMENT ASSIGNMENT 1

February 2024

ENTREPRENEURSHIP & INNOVATION I

Entrepreneurship Self - Assessment

Course Title: ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT I
Programme & Level: BTech ICT, Level 300
Course Code HOTU 301
Deadline for Submission March 07, 2024
Instructions It will form part of your practical marks
Lecturer Ms. Charlotte Kpogli

READ THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY AND COMPLY FULLY.

Task 1

Take GET2 test and discuss your score

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Guidelines on task
1. Visit http://www.get2test.net / or scan the QR code with your phone
2. Take the GET2 test
3. Print and analyze your score
4. Share your score and analysis with a colleague.
5. Summaries and write out your weakness and strengths from the score and
analysis (3 and 4 above) in not more than 100 words and submit this
together with your results.

Task 2
Identify one key entrepreneurial attribute you lack that, you think, can limit your
ability to spot and tap into business opportunities and briefly describe how you could
overcome this.

Guidelines on task
1. Go through the slides, GET2 criteria and other reading materials including the
online resources on the next page.
2. List at least 10 key entrepreneur attributes.
3. Assess yourself by scoring yourself against them on the percentage scale (1 to
100)
4. Select your weakest attribute
5. Briefly describe what you can do to improve it over time. (100 words).
6. Submit your write-up save
7. Also it for further discussion in class.

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Online Resource

In this 10 minutes expert video from virtual educator, we will learn about some key PECs,.
Please scan the QR code or click the link below, watch and make notes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVQOKu3kGdw

In this 4 minutes expert video, Thomas Hellmann discusses what it takes to be

entrepreneurial and suggest most people can develop entrepreneurial attitudes.
Thomas Hellmann, is DP World Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation and
the Academic Director of the Oxford Saïd Entrepreneurship Centre, and the
Academic Advisor to the Oxford Foundry. Please click the link below, watch and
make notes