What is an Enterprise?
Enterprises are student-run business teams embracing rich experiences in engineering design, team building, project management, and end-to-end original product development. Enterprise teams work under the direction of a faculty advisor.
Husky Game Development: Michigan Tech’s Interactive Entertainment Enterprise
Who says you can’t work and play? Husky Game Development designs and develops games for business, education, and fun. Earn credit, gain experience, and build your resume all while creating quality software that will attract and satisfy industry sponsors.
Accomplishments include:
- Releasing Arcane Brawlers on Xbox Marketplace
- Co-hosting BonzAI Brawl, AI coding competition
- Alumni success in the gaming industry
Announcing a New Enterprise: Humane Interface Design Enterprise (HIDE)
Humane Interface Design Enterprise (HIDE), provides students an opportunity to design, develop and evaluate interfaces to make daily work more efficient and easier to manage. Initially, the group is working on building a driver simulator and evaluating Chrysler's U-connect radio and display—a touch screen display found in current luxury model cars.
How Does Enterprise Credit Work?
Any CS major can join an Enterprise. If you are majoring in Software Engineering or Computer Science with the Software Engineering concentration you can replace one semester of senior design with 3 credits of Enterprise. All other CS majors can use Enterprise courses to fulfill your Technical Elective Requirements.To learn more contact csadvisor@mtu.edu