I think you're right with the graduate side of things. During my time (early 2000s) as a CS undergrad at GT I don't remember too much about startups but thinkin

I think you're right with the graduate side of things. During my time (early 2000s) as a CS undergrad at GT I don't remember too much about startups but thinking back I'm not really sure I should have. Resources absolutely should be there for those seeking, but I'm not sure pushing a startup culture hard at the undergraduate level is the best thing to do. Those years are for building up the foundations to do all the awesome things that GT people do later in life and short circuiting that with trying to do a startup is probably best left to those who actively want to pursue it. Looking back at my Senior Design semester, I know my attention to other classes that semester wasn't what it should have been as were were working to get our prototypes, had real customers expecting us to deliver, etc.