Academic Catalog

ENTR - Entrepreneurship (ENTR)

ENTR U200  Introduction to Entrepreneurship  3 Credit Hours  

Understanding and development of the entrepreneurial mindset and key skills when launching a business and/or pursuing a professional career. Particular focus is given to creativity, opportunity identification, networking, team building, and securing needed resources for success.

Prerequisite(s): Sophomore standing.  
ENTR U329  Innovation, Creativity, and Change  3 Credit Hours  

Exposure to the essential principles underlying creativity, lateral thinking, and problem-solving in the context of opportunity in the global economy. The focus is to develop students' abilities to generate ideas, understand and manage innovation, and transform organizations. Current trends in local, national and global business and society are analyzed.

ENTR U455  Topics in Entrepreneurship and Innovation  3 Credit Hours  

Contemporary areas of entrepreneurship and innovation. May be repeated with permission of advisor.

Prerequisite(s): 54 credit hours earned.  
ENTR U492  Business Plan Development  3 Credit Hours  

The creation of a pragmatic, effective, and comprehensive business plan for a for-profit or nonprofit entity that is prepared to solve a problem in the market or for society. A laboratory style approach will be used as the student(s) compile and combine all necessary organization components to prepare the entity for market entry.

Prerequisite(s): 54 credit hours earned; and MKTG U350, FINA U363 or MGMT U380, and MGMT U371; and 2.2 Life Scholarship GPA.  
Pre/Corequisite(s): MGMT U471.