Course Map
IIP Course Map - Detailed Description
IIP Course Map - Detailed Description
This is the course map for the Intelligent Innovation Program (IIP) at the College of Management, National Formosa University. It illustrates the three learning phases of the program, the corresponding courses in each phase, and the program's expected outcomes.
Three Learning Phases
Phase 1: Intelligent Innovation Mindset Initiation (Winter / Summer Break)
Courses: Intelligent Innovation Ideation, CSR Introduction, Business Communication Skills, Social Enterprise Practice, Gamification Design.
Phase 2: Intelligent Innovation Skills Training (Semester 1)
Courses: Intelligent Innovation Platform, Industrial Big Data Analytics, Digital Business Strategy Practice, Sustainable Entrepreneurship Forum, Digital Transformation and Business Management.
Phase 3: Intelligent Innovation Practice (Semester 2)
Courses: Intelligent Innovation Capstone Project, Intelligent Innovation Business Plan, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competitions, Capstone Exhibition, Digital Entrepreneurship Mentoring.
(Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competitions and Capstone Exhibition are highlighted with a light background, indicating they are non-formal curricular activities.)
Program Outcomes
Upon completing the program, students can access the following three resource channels: National Entrepreneurship Competitions, On-campus Incubation Center, Government Resources.
Program Performance Indicators
Over 200 student enrollments, at least 7 courses offered through diverse teaching methods, at least 5 competition entries, at least 10 industry mentors, 2 innovation teams, and 20 participating faculty members.
Additional Notes
The bottom of the map states "Rolling Revision of Program Curriculum," indicating that course content is continuously reviewed and updated. Blue arrows pointing upward from all three phases toward the right-side resource channels represent the progression path of the learning journey.
IIP Semester 114-1 Course List - Detailed Description
This is the Semester 114-1 course list for the Intelligent Innovation Program (IIP) at the College of Management, National Formosa University. Courses are organized into three categories: Foundation Courses, Advanced Courses, and Capstone Course, with information on course names, required/elective status, credits, and notes.
Application: Complete the "Program Enrollment and Certificate Application" form on the university's Ecare system, and submit the printed application form to the College of Management for review.
Contact: College of Management, Contact Person: Chao Feng-Chang, Tel: (05)631-3357, Email: lichang@nfu.edu.tw
Course List
| Category | Course Name | Required / Elective | Credits | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Foundation Courses | Intelligent Innovation Ideation | Required | 1 | Complete 6 credits (at least 4 required credits); eligible for recognition as mobile app / web design-related courses |
| Intelligent Technology Applications | 1 | |||
| Generative AI Technology | 1 | |||
| Intelligent Innovation Platform | 3 | |||
| Innovation and Entrepreneurship White Paper | 3 | |||
| CSR Introduction | Elective | 1 | ||
| Sustainable Entrepreneurship Seminar | 1 | |||
| General Education and Department-related Creative Courses | 2-3 | |||
| Advanced Courses | Industrial Big Data Analytics | Elective | 3 | Complete 9 credits; eligible for recognition as big data, AI, or intelligent technology-related courses. For credit exemption details, please refer to the Program Regulations |
| Sustainable Entrepreneurship Forum | 3 | |||
| Digital Transformation and Business Management | 3 | |||
| Digital Business Strategy Practice | 3 | |||
| Intelligent Innovation Business Plan | 1 | |||
| Business Communication Skills | 1 | |||
| Social Enterprise Practice | 1 | |||
| Departmental Capstone Project (I) | 2 | |||
| Departmental Capstone Project (I) | 2 | |||
| Innovation and Entrepreneurship Contribution1 / Digital Entrepreneurship Mentoring | 3 | |||
| Capstone Course | Intelligent Innovation Capstone Project | Required | 3 |
Notes
Courses listed in blue are workshop-based practical courses taught by professional instructors (course schedule: winter break, summer break, and Saturdays).
Courses with names similar to those listed in this program's curriculum may be recognized for credit upon approval by the program office.