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I think it would have been better if they had created all the Stanford Classes under single domain rather to have different for each one of them.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
What do you guys make of those two classes, which one would you choose if you had only time for one of them ? (asking because right now AI and ML require quite some time and I want to do other technical classes starting january ^^)
I'd take Chuck Eesley's class first. The Lean LaunchPad class is a methodology driven version of the 2012 update to the Four Steps to the Epiphany.
The non-virtual version of this class is heavily team based, and people are expected to go and find customers and actually talk to them(!). The workload is also quite heavy - I believe around 20 hours per week.
How will the team part work for the online class?
Edit: also, on the off chance anyone is thinking about teams already, I'd be interested in talking.
Has anyone gotten any type of response post sign up?
I am no quite sure if I should take this class - or the Entrepreneurship one for that matter. I am busy start a startup. This classes will probably take quite some time and I can't really imagine, what I could possibly learn form them, that I haven't picked up from various resources linked here over time. What do you think?
Also http://www.entrepreneur-class.org/
Did you find the course schedule or some more detailed informations about them?
Also http://www.entrepreneur-class.org/
I would not look "stupid" to you, but I'm not even sure I've understood the actual differences between the two classes :( Did you find the course schedule or some more detailed informations about them?
and this seems to be the one of the lean startup launchpad: http://www.slideshare.net/sblank/e245-syllabus-rev15