BUS 426 - Entrepreneurship in Practice

The contributions of the functional areas of accounting, economics, finance, management, and marketing to the entrepreneurial firm are considered in this course. Various forms of small business ownership will be reviewed. Students will engage in the development of an entrepreneurial plan. Students are expected to deliver the entrepreneurial plan by actively seeking input from the community resources for small business development. Group discussions, projects and case analysis will be integrated in the course.

Credits: 3