Startups & Entrepreneurship
How to Start a Startup
How to Start a Startup — the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course, free. Twenty lectures from Sam Altman, Paul Graham, Peter Thiel, Reid Hoffman, Marc Andreessen and more, covering ideas, products, teams, execution, growth, hiring, fundraising, sales, and management. Full lecture transcripts from the public course materials (source: github.com/iqiancheng/how-to-start-a-startup). Lecture videos are published by Stanford / Y Combinator on YouTube. KnovaTwin lists this open course as a free learning resource; it is not an AI X Network original.
Offered by KnovaTwin · 20 modules · Free enrollment · No ratings yet · Contributors: Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator lecturers (Sam Altman, Paul Graham, Peter Thiel, Reid Hoffman, Marc Andreessen and more); transcripts compiled from the public course materials (github.com/iqiancheng/how-to-start-a-startup)
What you will learn
- Lecture 1: How to Start a Startup — By Sam Altman. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 2: Ideas, Products, Teams and Execution Part II — By Sam Altman. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 3: Counterintuitive Parts of Startups, and How to Have Ideas — By Paul Graham. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 4: Building Product, Talking to Users, and Growing — By Adora Cheung. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 5: Business Strategy and Monopoly Theory — By Peter Thiel. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 6: Growth — By Alex Schultz. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 7: How to Build Products Users Love, Part I — By Kevin Hale. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 8: Doing Things That Don't Scale, PR, and How to Get Started — By Walker Williams. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 9: How to Raise Money — By Marc Andreessen. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 10: Company Culture and Building a Team, Part I — By Alfred Lin. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 11: Company Culture and Building a Team, Part II — By Patrick Collison. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 12: Sales and Marketing — By Aaron. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 13: How To Be A Great Founder — By Reid Hoffman. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 14: How to Operate — By Keith Rabois. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 15: How to Manage — By B Horowitz. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 16: How to Run a User Interview — By Emmett Shear. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 17: How to Build Products Users Love, Part II — By Hosain Rahman. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 18: Mechanics--Legal, Finance, HR, etc. — By Kirsty Nathoo. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 19: Sales and Marketing, How to Pitch, and Investor Meeting Roleplaying — By Tyler Bosmeny. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).
- Lecture 20: Closing Thoughts and Later-Stage Advice — By Sam Altman. Transcript from How to Start a Startup, the Stanford CS183B / Y Combinator open course (free).