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ENGR 306

Capital-Formation Design Theory in Practice

UNITS:1-3
GRADING:Letter (ABCD/NP)
LEVEL:Graduate
GER:—

Wonder drives the best kinds of innovation and its injection into human endeavors can be designed and engineered. This course is for innovators of all academic backgrounds who have big ideas for creating new knowledge, agreements, products, services, or experiences. To do that, they need to master the science of capital formation. Capital is commonly thought of as money, but that's just one of its many forms; there is also human capital, process capital, intellectual capital, cultural capital, and natural capital. Knowing how to gather and nurture all these forms of capital is vital to any new venture. Students will practice high-performance team behaviors for capital formation, and they will engage in multiple projects to apply design theories to practical situations. You will need to view and complete a brief onboarding activity. More information is available at https://goto.stanford.edu/stanfordengr306 . Attendance on the first day of class is a requirement for enrollment.

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Sections

1 Term
Lecture 1Open
ID: 6046
0 / 92 enrolled
DAYS:Wednesday
TIME:4:30 PM – 7:20 PM
LOCATION:TBD
INSTRUCTOR:
Mabogunje, Ade, Chen, Helen, Wickham, Phillip, Chapman, Diana
units
Lab Section 1Open
ID: 6462
0 / 92 enrolled
DAYS:Friday
TIME:8:30 AM – 10:20 AM
LOCATION:TBD
INSTRUCTOR:
Mabogunje, Ade, Chen, Helen, Wickham, Phillip, Chapman, Diana
units

ENGR 306: Capital-Formation Design Theory in Practice

1-3 units · Letter (ABCD/NP)

Wonder drives the best kinds of innovation and its injection into human endeavors can be designed and engineered. This course is for innovators of all academic backgrounds who have big ideas for creating new knowledge, agreements, products, services, or experiences. To do that, they need to master the science of capital formation. Capital is commonly thought of as money, but that's just one of its many forms; there is also human capital, process capital, intellectual capital, cultural capital, and natural capital. Knowing how to gather and nurture all these forms of capital is vital to any new venture. Students will practice high-performance team behaviors for capital formation, and they will engage in multiple projects to apply design theories to practical situations. You will need to view and complete a brief onboarding activity. More information is available at https://goto.stanford.edu/stanfordengr306 . Attendance on the first day of class is a requirement for enrollment.

Offered in Spring 2027 at Stanford University.

Spring 2027 sections

  • Lab Section — Friday 8:30 AM – 10:20 AM — Mabogunje, Ade, Chen, Helen, Wickham, Phillip, Chapman, Diana (Graduate)
  • Lecture — Wednesday 4:30 PM – 7:20 PM — Mabogunje, Ade, Chen, Helen, Wickham, Phillip, Chapman, Diana (Graduate)

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