Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Learning by doing starts on day one at the Daniels College of Business.
In Business 1440, the first course in the Daniels business curriculum, students gain hands-on experience building product ideas. Julia Saxman experienced that firsthand, co-creating her business idea, MenoCycle, with classmates, sharpening her entrepreneurial skills, pitching to industry professionals and ultimately winning the 4Impact Challenge, the course’s culminating pitch competition.
Ready to start your journey at Daniels? Explore what awaits you:
https://daniels.du.edu/undergraduate-programs/join-us/
Learning by doing starts on day one at the Daniels College of Business.
In Business 1440, the first course in the Daniels business curriculum, students gain hands-on experience building product ideas. Julia Saxman experienced that firsthand, co-creating her business idea, MenoCycle, with classmates, sharpening her entrepreneurial skills, pitching to industry professionals and ultimately winning the 4Impact Challenge, the course’s culminating pitch competition.
Ready to start your journey at Daniels? Explore what awaits you:
https://daniels.du.edu/undergraduate-programs/join-us/
