BP101 is an introductory course that provides a comprehensive overview of the fundamental concepts, principles, and practices of business management. The class covers topics such as product design, marketing, sales & operations, valuation and financials, and investor pitch. 

The primary objective of the course is to familiarize students with the basic concepts and skills necessary to start and manage a business successfully. Students will learn to create a business plan of their startup company for funding using their knowledge learnt from this course. 

In addition, the course includes many opportunities for the students to exercise their leadership and teamwork in a group setting, as well as presenting their ideas to investors. 

Prerequisite: None. For rising 8th grade and above. 

This is a new class in fall 2023. 

BP201 is an intermediate course that follows the completion of BP101. In this exciting class, we will dive deeper into the fascinating world of product development where innovation, strategy and execution come together to bring ideas to life. 

Throughout the class, we will explore the entire product development cycle, starting from ideation to the final product launch. Our focus will be on practical and hands-on learning, making it a workshop-style class. We will delve into Agile development cycle, Minimum Viable Product (MVP), and crucial skill of writing a comprehensive Product Requirement Document (PRD).

By the end of this course, you will be well-versed in the methodologies and techniques employed by successful product managers and developers. 

Prerequisite: BP101. For rising 8th grade and above.

DS101 is an introductory course that provides students with a broad overview of data science. The course helps students to understand the fundamental concepts and tools used in data science, and to give them hands-on experience with data analysis and visualization.

We cover a variety of topics, including data science definition, case studies of trend analysis and prediction, statistical modeling and data visualization. Students will also learn to use popular data analysis tools such as R and SQL.

By the end of the course, students should have a basic understanding of the data science workflow and be able to apply the concepts and tools they have learned to analyze data and draw insights. 

Prerequisite: None. For rising 8th grade and above.