Course image Entrepreneurship and Management of the Enterprise
Semestre 2
Welcome to the Course
Dear Students,
Welcome to the Entrepreneurship course! This distance learning program is designed to guide you through the exciting world of enterprises and entrepreneurial ventures. Whether you’re accessing this from home or elsewhere, this course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to understand businesses, explore entrepreneurship, and even start your projects. On this Moodle platform, you’ll find all the resources, readings, and activities you need. This introduction outlines the course objectives and content to help you get started. Let’s embark on this journey together!
Welcome to the Entrepreneurship course! This distance learning program is designed to guide you through the exciting world of enterprises and entrepreneurial ventures. Whether you’re accessing this from home or elsewhere, this course will equip you with the knowledge and skills to understand businesses, explore entrepreneurship, and even start your projects. On this Moodle platform, you’ll find all the resources, readings, and activities you need. This introduction outlines the course objectives and content to help you get started. Let’s embark on this journey together!
Course Objectives:
This course aims to provide you with a solid foundation in entrepreneurship and enterprise studies. By the end, you will be able to:
- Understand the Enterprise Concept: grasp the meaning of an enterprise, its key characteristics, roles in society, and primary objectives.
- Explore the Enterprise Environment: Learn about the internal and external factors that influence how enterprises operate.
- Master the Enterprise as an Economic Agent: Study the origins and historical development of enterprises, along with their various classifications (e.g., size, ownership, activity).
- Emphasize Entrepreneurial Education: recognize the value of entrepreneurial education in fostering creativity and enterprise creation among university students. This includes understanding program content, essential skills for project development, and the socio-economic environment that supports an entrepreneurial culture.
- Understand Entrepreneurship Concepts: Gain a clear understanding of terms and ideas related to entrepreneurship.
- Analyze the socio-economic context: Become familiar with the social and economic conditions that shape entrepreneurial activities.
- Master Project Creation: Learn the step-by-step process of establishing an entrepreneurial project.
- Discover Support Systems: Explore institutions and frameworks that assist entrepreneurship in academia, including details on implementing Decision 1275 (university diploma/startup and university diploma/patent) in Algeria.
Course Content Outline:
The course is divided into eight units, each building on the previous one to give you a comprehensive view of entrepreneurship. Here’s what you’ll study:
Unit 1: The Enterprise: Its Concept, Origin, Development, and Classifications
- Definition and characteristics of an enterprise
- Historical evolution from ancient trade to modern businesses
- Types of enterprises (e.g., micro, small, large; private, public)
Unit 2: The Internal and External Environment of the Enterprise
- Internal factors: resources, structure, and culture
- External factors: market, economy, and regulations
Unit 3: Organization and Structures of the Enterprise
- How enterprises are organized (e.g., departments, hierarchies)
- Different structural models and their purposes
Unit 4: Enterprise Functions
- Key functions: production, marketing, finance, and human resources
- How these functions work together for success
Unit 5: Introduction to Entrepreneurship and Its Forms
- What is entrepreneurship? Core concepts and definitions
- Types of entrepreneurship (e.g., social, commercial, tech-based)
Unit 6: Stages of Establishing an Entrepreneurial Project
- Idea generation, planning, and feasibility analysis
- Steps to launch and manage a project
Unit 7: Entrepreneurial Support and Assistance Structures in Algeria
- Government and academic support programs
- Focus on Decision 1275 (University Diploma/Startup and Patent)
Unit 8: From Innovative Project to Startup
- Turning ideas into viable startups
- Case studies and practical examples
How to Use This Course on Moodle
- Readings: Each unit includes detailed notes (like Unit 1, already provided) for you to download or read online.
- Activities: Expect quizzes, discussion forums, and short assignments to apply what you learn.
- Resources: Links to videos, articles, and external references will be available.
- Support: Post questions in the Moodle forum or email me directly—I’m here to help!
Course image Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Semestre 2
Abstract
This course explores the fascinating world of AI, where machines learn, reason, and solve problems like humans. You will gain an understanding of key AI concepts, including machine learning, neural networks, and natural language processing. Through interactive lessons and hands-on exercises, you’ll see how AI is transforming industries such as healthcare, finance, and robotics. We will discuss ethical considerations and the future of AI in society. No prior AI experience is required—just curiosity and a willingness to learn. By the end of this course, you will have a solid foundation in AI principles and applications. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to expand your knowledge, this course will equip you with essential AI skills. Let’s embark on this exciting journey together and unlock the potential of artificial intelligence!
Learning objectives
In this course, students will be able to:
- Understand the role of AI in industry;
- Define AI hardware and software;
- Evaluate the importance of datasets, data sources, problem solving with data and data science workflows.