Description
In this brief data related to entrepreneurship and your future.
Entrepreneurship
Minor
?Students in the entrepreneurship minor
will not only be exposed to but also
master the necessary skills to succeed in
the entrepreneurial world.
? Through coursework in this minor,
students will create venture proposals
and business plans for start-up ventures
and existing businesses.
?The importance of sound pro-forma
financial statements for a new venture
will be emphasized, and students will
learn how to construct these statements
using both primary and secondary data.
?Team projects will also be emphasized,
thus giving students an indication of
actual business world work and the
expectations that come along with it.
?The legal responsibilities and potential
ramifications of human resources
selection will be introduced, along with
the techniques used to initiate, analyze,
and evaluate staffing.
?Students will learn the value of
effective speaking and writing, and learn
to successfully communicate business
issues.
Entrepreneurship and YOUR
Future
?Proves invaluable in the launching of venture
start-ups and in creating new business models
? Provides a solid foundation for work in
entrepreneurial ventures
?Allows graduates from the program to bring
external entrepreneurial expertise to existing
private ventures
?Gives excellent preparation for professional
careers and graduate school
?Facilitates students’ ability to grow existing
businesses
Entrepreneurship Courses
?Management 456: Venture Finance
?Management 466: Regulation for Small
Businesses and New Ventures
?Management 476: Entrepreneurial Leadership
and HRM
?Management 486: Family Business Management
?Management 396: Small Business Management
Please consult with an academic advisor in
Holman 220 to be sure this can be applied to
the major you are currently pursuing.
doc_831451873.pdf
In this brief data related to entrepreneurship and your future.
Entrepreneurship
Minor
?Students in the entrepreneurship minor
will not only be exposed to but also
master the necessary skills to succeed in
the entrepreneurial world.
? Through coursework in this minor,
students will create venture proposals
and business plans for start-up ventures
and existing businesses.
?The importance of sound pro-forma
financial statements for a new venture
will be emphasized, and students will
learn how to construct these statements
using both primary and secondary data.
?Team projects will also be emphasized,
thus giving students an indication of
actual business world work and the
expectations that come along with it.
?The legal responsibilities and potential
ramifications of human resources
selection will be introduced, along with
the techniques used to initiate, analyze,
and evaluate staffing.
?Students will learn the value of
effective speaking and writing, and learn
to successfully communicate business
issues.
Entrepreneurship and YOUR
Future
?Proves invaluable in the launching of venture
start-ups and in creating new business models
? Provides a solid foundation for work in
entrepreneurial ventures
?Allows graduates from the program to bring
external entrepreneurial expertise to existing
private ventures
?Gives excellent preparation for professional
careers and graduate school
?Facilitates students’ ability to grow existing
businesses
Entrepreneurship Courses
?Management 456: Venture Finance
?Management 466: Regulation for Small
Businesses and New Ventures
?Management 476: Entrepreneurial Leadership
and HRM
?Management 486: Family Business Management
?Management 396: Small Business Management
Please consult with an academic advisor in
Holman 220 to be sure this can be applied to
the major you are currently pursuing.
doc_831451873.pdf