Instructors: Trevor Darrell, Prabal
Dutta, Ali Ghodsi, Kurt Keutzer, Andy Konwinski, Andrew Krioukov, Ion
Stoica
This is an EECS seminar for PhD students who
are interested in or currently creating startups out of research. This class
is taught by Berkeley EECS Professors and PhD alumni who have started deeply
technical companies built around industry-defining technologies.
Instructors: Pieter Abbeel, Trevor
Darrell, Prabal Dutta, Ali Ghodsi, Sergey Karayev, Andy Konwinski, Andrew
Krioukov, Ion Stoica
This advanced class is a follow-on to our
overview course and is for teams of PhD students who are…
- working on a startup that already exists,
- or will create a startup during the class,
- or are planning on creating a startup in the next year.
Instructors: Pieter Abbeel, Ali Ghodsi,
Sergey Karayev, Andy Konwinski, Andrew Krioukov, Ion Stoica
This overview course is for Berkeley CS researchers who are curious about
what it takes to create a world-changing company. Berkeley EECS researchers
have led the creation of industry-defining technologies (e.g., BSD, TCP,
RISK, RAID, Spark), as well as iconic technology startups (e.g., VMWare,
Apple, Nicera, Inktomi, Sun Microsystems, and Tesla). We will review key
lessons from these successes, with a focus on the first steps you can take to
go from research to startup.