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Mastering the National Science Foundation (NSF) Project Pitch

Module 1: Introduction to NSF SBIR program

1.1. Overview of the National Science (2:06)
1.2. Understanding the SBIR (1:41)
1.3. Importance of the Project Pitch in the SBIR (3:13)
1.4. Course Objectives and Roadmap (1:30)

Module 2: Preparing for Your Project Pitch

2.1. Eligibility Criteria for NSF SBIR (1:31)
2.2. Identifying Your Innovation and Its Market Potential (2:11)
2.3. Red Flags in Project Pitches: What NSF Avoids (1:25)
2.4. Understanding NSF’s Research Areas (2:46)
2.5. Learning from Success: Analyzing NSF's Past SBIR Awardees (2:49)
2.6. Understanding the Role of the Program Directors (1:27)

Module 3: Crafting a Compelling Project Pitch

3.1. Key Components of the NSF Project Pitch (1:41)
3.2. Prompt 1: Describe the Technology Innovation (2:03)
3.3. Prompt 2: Describe the Technical Objectives and Challenges (2:27)
3.4. Prompt 3: Describe the Market Opportunity (1:34)
3.5. Prompt 4: Describe the Company and Team (1:18)

Module 4: Submission Strategies and Tips

4.1. Adhering to Formatting and Content Guidelines (1:22)
4.2. Navigating the NSF Submission Portal (2:06)

Module 5: After Submission: What to Expect

5.1. Understanding the Review Process, Timelines, and other important considerations (1:14)
5.2. Scenario 1: Project Pitch Acceptance (1:28)
5.3. Scenario 2: Navigating Follow-Up Queries from Program Director (2:24)
5.4. Scenario 3: The dreaded project pitch rejection – What to do… (2:05)

Module 6: Conclusion & Beyond the Pitch: Planning for Phase I

6.1. Preparing for Your Journey Ahead - Additional Resources and Support (1:26)
6.2. THANK YOU & Course Feedback (1:49)
6.3 How to get this course FOR FREE (100% reimbursement!!) (0:51)

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