The course will consist of three, partly overlapping phases: An introductory phase with lectures and seminars, presentation and discussion of literature A project phase in which the students in groups (4 to 5 persons) and under teacher supervision develop, describe and analyze a new software-based business, based on students¿ visions and ideas. There will also be a number of seminars, where the groups present and evaluate preliminary results and exchange experiences. Finally, there will be a number of lectures and seminars with presentation and discussion of additional, relevant literature. A report phase where project groups finalize their reports. The course contains a total of 11 teaching sessions: one session with three classes (45 minutes), and ten sessions with six classes each. It is expected that a number of these classes will be supervision of group projects and they will be planned ad hoc. Students are expected to not only partake in their own group¿s project work but also in presentations and discussion of literature and review of other groups¿ results. Teachers from several departments (Informatics, Law, and Marketing) will participate in the course. A small ¿pivot group¿ of 2 to 3 teachers will conduct project supervision and course coordination.