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    The document provides instructions for students to form groups of 4-5 people to create a small business plan and pitch for a fictional startup company focused on software products. It lists 10 innovative areas for the company's focus and outlines the components needed for an individual curriculum vitae to be written by each group member based on their assigned role in the company. Students are then asked to deliberate on the nature of their company, analyze the target audience's needs, assign roles, and prepare a 5 minute elevator pitch to present to a potential investor.

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    HPI - Practical Lesson Week 5

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    The document provides instructions for students to form groups of 4-5 people to create a small business plan and pitch for a fictional startup company focused on software products. It lists 10 innovative areas for the company's focus and outlines the components needed for an individual curriculum vitae to be written by each group member based on their assigned role in the company. Students are then asked to deliberate on the nature of their company, analyze the target audience's needs, assign roles, and prepare a 5 minute elevator pitch to present to a potential investor.

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    Practical Lessons!

    • Add your photo to Moodle! (It’s


    mandatory)

    • Team up in groups of 4/5 people.


    • Find people that work well with you
    and that is suitable for working
    outside of the classroom (not
    necessarily your friends).
    • Come up with a good name for your
    team. It will be your ID from now on.
    1) Deliberate about the nature of the company of your group. It must be

    Role Play: focus on the production of software products and originality will be
    positively considered.

    Create a 2) Analise as a team the target audience of your product, and their needs.
    Possibly, identify possible legislative issues. (GDPR, AI, Cyrptcurrencies).

    Small 3) Assign a role to each of the members of the team.

    Business
    Plan for 4) Individually write a minimalistic personal CV according to your position in
    the team. It doesn’t have to be accurate but keep it realistic and focused.

    your 5) Prepare an elevator pitch (~5 min) for a possible investor in which all the

    Company members of the team explain a part of the project.


    Innovative Areas
    1. Artificial intelligence and machine learning for specific
    applications.
    2. Cloud-based application and software development.
    3. Cybersecurity solutions and data protection.
    4. Internet of Things (IoT) and smart devices for home or
    industry.
    5. Mobile application development for iOS and Android
    operating systems.
    6. Virtual and augmented reality for enterprise or entertainment
    applications.
    7. Blockchain technology and decentralized applications.
    8. Process automation software and business optimization.
    9. Virtual assistant and chatbot technology to enhance customer
    experience.
    10.Data analytics and big data solutions for businesses and
    organizations.
    Tools for Business Analysis
    Personal profile.

    Education.

    Core competencies / Soft Skills.

    Employment history/work experience.


    Curriculum Volunteer experience.
    Vitae Personal life and non work-related activities.

    Awards and certifications.

    Professional affiliations and memberships.

    Five Components Your CV Must Have


    Curriculum Vitae

    https://cvn.fecyt.es

    https://europa.eu/europass/es/create-
    europass-cv

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