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'''Course alias:''' ITX8522 Software Entrepreneurship Project<br>
 
'''Course alias:''' ITX8522 Software Entrepreneurship Project<br>
 
'''Lecturer''': [https://www.linkedin.com/in/martin-verrev Martin Verrev]<br>
 
'''Lecturer''': [https://www.linkedin.com/in/martin-verrev Martin Verrev]<br>
'''Langugage''': English<br>
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'''Language''': Estonian/English<br>
 
'''Credit Points''': 12 ECT<br>
 
'''Credit Points''': 12 ECT<br>
 
'''Contact''': martin.verrev ätt taltech.ee, ICT-422<br>
 
'''Contact''': martin.verrev ätt taltech.ee, ICT-422<br>
'''Date, time, location:''' Thursdays, 16:00-17:30, '''ICT-411'''<br>
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'''Date, time, location:''' Thursdays, 16:00-19:15, '''U06-209'''<br>
'''Teams channel: ''' ITI8740/ITX8522 Software Development Team Project (2023), regsitration code: <b>luebnk4</b><br>
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'''Teams channel:''' ITI8740/ITX8522 Team Project (2025), regitration code: <b>itc8jau</b><br>
'''Course archive: https://courses.cs.taltech.ee/pages/ITI8740_2022  
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'''Moodle:''' https://moodle.taltech.ee/course/view.php?id=36194<br>
 
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'''Course archive: https://courses.cs.taltech.ee/pages/ITI8740_2024  
  
 
== Primary Goals ==
 
== Primary Goals ==
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The primary purpose of the goal is to give an experience of analysing, specifing, developing and documenting a a real life business problem. Also to organize a teamwork and apply agile development methods to solve said problem.
 
The primary purpose of the goal is to give an experience of analysing, specifing, developing and documenting a a real life business problem. Also to organize a teamwork and apply agile development methods to solve said problem.
  
== Completing the Course ==
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After the course you ...<br>
 
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- ... have an understanding of methods, tools and approaches that can be used when initiating a new startup or in-house project in established organization.<br>
The course will complete with a set of presentations by each student and a demo day before January 15, 2024.
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- ... formulated a problem statement and validated it on a real target audience.<br>
 
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- ... built a Minimal Viable (Lovable) Product that solves said problem.<br>
By the end of the course:
 
 
 
* MVP has been completed and is usable by external users.  
 
* User testing has been completed on MVP, real feedback.  
 
* Spoken at least with 1 real catering provider/accommodation venue.
 
* Figured out and validated pricing model.
 
* ...
 
* Have compiled project [[Final_Documentation | documentation]].
 
  
 
== Lectures ==
 
== Lectures ==
  
==== Week 1: Introduction. Finding Problem to Solve ====
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=== Week 1: Introduction. Painkillers, Vitamins, Candy. ===
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[[Media:ITI8740_25_01_Introduction.pdf | Slides]]
  
[[Media:ITI8740_23_01_Introduction.pdf | Slides]]
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=== Week 2: Presentation of ideas. Team formation ===
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[[Media:ITI8740_25_02_Team_Formation.pdf | Slides]]
  
==== Week 2: Presentation of ideas. Team formation ====
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===== Home Assignment (September 11) =====
  
'''Assignment:''' Please think of the problem you want to solve and be ready to present it in 90 seconds. Do not overthink - pick something you would like to do.  
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- Please think of the problem you want to solve and be ready to present it in 90 seconds. <br>
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- Check slides from Lecture 1 for guidance. <br>
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- Write down the answer to questions on slide 23 from lecture 1.<br>
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- Do not overthink - pick something you would like to do and what is also viable.<br>
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- Also upload it here: https://moodle.taltech.ee/mod/assign/view.php?id=814000
  
[[Media:ITI8740_23_02_Team_Formation.pdf | Slides]]
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=== Week 3: Introduction to Lean Startup ===
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Lecture: [[Media:ITI8740_25_03_Intro_to_Lean_Startup.pdf | Lecture Slides]]<br>
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Practice session: [[Media:ITI8740_25_03P_Lean_Canvas_01.pdf | Lean Canvas Intro ]]
  
==== Week 3: Introduction to Lean Startup ====
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===== Home Assignment (September 18) =====
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Have a kick-off meeting and set up project environment. See slides from Lecture 2, pages 29..30 for instructions.
  
'''Assignment''' As a team please create an initial project environment, decide  (see slides from lecture 2).
 
 
 
[[Media:ITI8740_23_03_01_Intro_to_Lean_Startup.pdf  | Slides]]
 
  
==== Week 4: Exercise in Lean Canvas ====
 
  
[[Media:ITI8740_23_04_Lean_Canvas.pdf | Slides ]]
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=== Week 4: Minimal Viable/Lovable Product ===
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Lecture: [[Media:ITI8740_25_04_MVP.pdf | Lecture Slides]]<br>
  
==== Week 5: Talking to Customers ====
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===== Home Assignment (September 25) =====
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Find at least 5 similar companies, applications or ventures as your project. Good starting points would be Hacker News: https://news.ycombinator.com/, TechCrunch https://techcrunch.com/ or Reddit. Describe for each of them, what they do well, what could be copied and what could be improved.
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Do not forget to add the URLs. If possible complete the assignment before weekly meeting with supervisor.
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Save the results as PDF and upload here: https://moodle.taltech.ee/mod/assign/view.php?id=826158
  
[[Media:ITI8740_23_05_Talking_To_Customers.pdf | Slides]]
 
  
==== Week 6: Development Process for MVP ====
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=== Week 5: Talking to Customers. Mom Test ===
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Lecture: [[Media:ITI8740_25_05_Mom_Test.pdf | Lecture Slides]]<br>
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Practice session: [[Media:ITI8740_25_04P_Lean_Canvas_02.pdf | Lean Canvas (continued) ]]
  
[[Media:ITI8740_23_06_MVP.pdf | Slides]]
 
  
==== Week 7: Flows. Wireframes. Domain Model ====
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=== Week 6: Modelling <strong>Team Demos</strong> ===
  
[[Media:ITI8740_23_07_Wireframes.pdf | Slides]]
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[[Media:ITI8740_25_06_Modelling.pdf | Slides]]
  
==== Week 8: Modelling Continued ====
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We shall have small demos (max 15 minute per team) at the beginning of the class. The demo should give overview
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what has been learned about the problem, customers, market etc (lean canvas) - also the things built so far.
  
[[Media:ITI0209_23_05_Prax.pdf | Introductory Excercise ]]<br>
 
  
==== Week 9 - 10: Content Hacking ====
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=== Week 7: Metrics ===
  
As a homework: Create the wireframes desribed here: [[Media:ITI0209_23_06_Prax.pdf | Assignment for class 8 ]]
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Lecture: [[Media:ITI8740_25_07_Metrics.pdf | Lecture Slides]]<br>
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Practice session: [[Media:ITI8740_25_06P_Figma.pdf | Modelling excercises ]]
  
[[Media:ITI8740_23_09_Content.pdf | Slides ]]
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=== Week 8: Content ===
  
==== Week 11: Metrics ====
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Lecture: [[Media:ITI8740_25_08_Content.pdf | Lecture Slides]]
  
[[Media:ITI8740_23_11_Metrics.pdf | Slides ]]
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Practice: [[Media:ITI8740_25_08P_Content.pdf | Practice]]
  
==== Week 12: Introduction to Branding ====
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===== Home Assignment (October 23) =====
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<strong>Background:</strong> The customer is a store for third wave coffee. Figure out the primary flow, information displayed and minimal set of views. The views should contain "real" photos and texts.<br>
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<strong>Task:</strong> Hand craft the wireframes in Figma and be ready to present them on Thursday, October 24.
  
[[Media:ITI8740_23_12_Branding.pdf | Slides ]]
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=== Week 09: Team Demos/Content Continued ===
  
==== Week 13: Guest lecture: Jaanus Sakkis ====
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Lecture: [[Media:ITI8740_25_09_Content.pdf | Lecture Slides]]<br>
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Practice Session: [[Media:ITI8740_25_09p_Content.pdf | Slides]]<br>
  
Guest lecture by Jaanus Sakkis [[https://www.linkedin.com/in/sakkis]], an experienced designer, UX expert and artist.
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[[ITI8740_Demo_Structure | Demo Structure]]<br>
  
==== Week 14: Practical Branding ====
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== Reading Materials ==
  
We will review and discuss the worksheets provided on week 12.
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* Book: Running Lean by Ash Maurya. https://danielpandza.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/running-lean.pdf
  
==== Week 15: Guest lecture ====
 
  
Märt Aro [https://www.linkedin.com/in/mart-aro], a co-Founder of DreamApply, education innovator, edtech enthusiast, TEDx & keynote speaker will be sharing his startup experiences and lessons learned.
 
  
Read also: https://www.edtechestonia.org/blogi/10-things-to-keep-in-mind-when-starting-to-build-an-edtech
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== Completing the Course ==
  
==== Week 16: How to Pitch and Present ====
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By the end of the course:
  
[[Media:ITI8740_23_16_Pitching.pdf | Slides]]
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* MVP has been completed and is usable by external users.  
 
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* User testing has been completed on MVP, real feedback.  
 
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* Spoken at least with 1 real customer, attempted seed funding.
==== During Exam Session: Final Demos ====
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* Figured out and validated pricing model.
 
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* ...
[[Media:ITI8740_23_99_Final_Demo_Info.pdf | Kirjeldus ]]
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* Have compiled project [[Final_Documentation | documentation]].
 
 
<strong>Presentation Format</strong>
 
 
 
* 3 minute pitch. (without slides)<br>
 
* 10 minutes technical presentation. (slides may be used) <br>
 
* 10 minutes - discussion and questions.<br>
 
 
 
<strong>Pitch Structure</strong>
 
 
 
1. _Intro_ (10 sec) Who are you? One memorable sentence about your idea.<br>
 
2. _Why, Who, What_ (90 sec) What is the value you are creating? Who is the target whose problem you are solving?<br>
 
3. _The secret sauce_ (30 sec) What makes your solution unique?<br>
 
4. _Future vision, business model_ (40 sec). What is the potential for growth. What is the plan to make money? How to get to customers?<br>
 
5. _Team_ (20 sec) What relevan experience does the team have.<br>
 
6. _End statement._ Finish your pitch with a strong statement.<br>
 
 
 
<strong>Points to cover for technical presentation</strong>
 
 
 
1. Primary features of the project<br>
 
2. Validation - how it was done and what was learned?<br>
 
3. Outcomes - what was implemented (and what not)<br>
 
4. The science behind and lessons learned - did the method chosen work, can it be applied to somewhere else.<br>
 
5. Next steps - was the project worth solving, will it be continued, any master thesis topics. etc.<br>
 
 
 
== Supplementary Materials ==
 
* (ebook) [https://danielpandza.files.wordpress.com/2013/01/running-lean.pdf Ash Maruya. Running Lean]<br>
 
* (ebook) [https://basecamp.com/gettingreal/getting-real.pdf Getting Real]<br>
 
 
 
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* <b>Tool:</b> [https://cnvs.online CNVS - Tool for creating the lean canvas]
 
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==Evaluation==
 
==Evaluation==

Viimane redaktsioon: 23. oktoober 2025, kell 15:31

Course: ITI8740 Software Development Team project
Course alias: ITX8522 Software Entrepreneurship Project
Lecturer: Martin Verrev
Language: Estonian/English
Credit Points: 12 ECT
Contact: martin.verrev ätt taltech.ee, ICT-422
Date, time, location: Thursdays, 16:00-19:15, U06-209
Teams channel: ITI8740/ITX8522 Team Project (2025), regitration code: itc8jau
Moodle: https://moodle.taltech.ee/course/view.php?id=36194
Course archive: https://courses.cs.taltech.ee/pages/ITI8740_2024

Primary Goals

The primary purpose of the goal is to give an experience of analysing, specifing, developing and documenting a a real life business problem. Also to organize a teamwork and apply agile development methods to solve said problem.

After the course you ...
- ... have an understanding of methods, tools and approaches that can be used when initiating a new startup or in-house project in established organization.
- ... formulated a problem statement and validated it on a real target audience.
- ... built a Minimal Viable (Lovable) Product that solves said problem.

Lectures

Week 1: Introduction. Painkillers, Vitamins, Candy.

Slides

Week 2: Presentation of ideas. Team formation

Slides

Home Assignment (September 11)

- Please think of the problem you want to solve and be ready to present it in 90 seconds.
- Check slides from Lecture 1 for guidance.
- Write down the answer to questions on slide 23 from lecture 1.
- Do not overthink - pick something you would like to do and what is also viable.
- Also upload it here: https://moodle.taltech.ee/mod/assign/view.php?id=814000

Week 3: Introduction to Lean Startup

Lecture: Lecture Slides
Practice session: Lean Canvas Intro

Home Assignment (September 18)

Have a kick-off meeting and set up project environment. See slides from Lecture 2, pages 29..30 for instructions.


Week 4: Minimal Viable/Lovable Product

Lecture: Lecture Slides

Home Assignment (September 25)

Find at least 5 similar companies, applications or ventures as your project. Good starting points would be Hacker News: https://news.ycombinator.com/, TechCrunch https://techcrunch.com/ or Reddit. Describe for each of them, what they do well, what could be copied and what could be improved. Do not forget to add the URLs. If possible complete the assignment before weekly meeting with supervisor. Save the results as PDF and upload here: https://moodle.taltech.ee/mod/assign/view.php?id=826158


Week 5: Talking to Customers. Mom Test

Lecture: Lecture Slides
Practice session: Lean Canvas (continued)


Week 6: Modelling Team Demos

Slides

We shall have small demos (max 15 minute per team) at the beginning of the class. The demo should give overview what has been learned about the problem, customers, market etc (lean canvas) - also the things built so far.


Week 7: Metrics

Lecture: Lecture Slides
Practice session: Modelling excercises

Week 8: Content

Lecture: Lecture Slides

Practice: Practice

Home Assignment (October 23)

Background: The customer is a store for third wave coffee. Figure out the primary flow, information displayed and minimal set of views. The views should contain "real" photos and texts.
Task: Hand craft the wireframes in Figma and be ready to present them on Thursday, October 24.

Week 09: Team Demos/Content Continued

Lecture: Lecture Slides
Practice Session: Slides

Demo Structure

Reading Materials


Completing the Course

By the end of the course:

  • MVP has been completed and is usable by external users.
  • User testing has been completed on MVP, real feedback.
  • Spoken at least with 1 real customer, attempted seed funding.
  • Figured out and validated pricing model.
  • ...
  • Have compiled project documentation.

Evaluation

  • 91 < score -- grade 5 (excellent)
  • 81 < score < 90 -- grade 4 (very good)
  • 71 < score < 80 -- grade 3 (good)
  • 61 < score < 70 -- grade 2 (satisfactory)
  • 51 < score < 60 -- grade 1 (acceptable)

score ≤ 50 -- a student has failed the course