ENT 260 Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management

Spring

This course is designed to review and analyze the role of entrepreneurial management in today’s marketplace. The course will focus on the major traditional and nontraditional theories that have been developed in this field. This course will also examine unique challenges and problems that entrepreneurs face in managing their businesses in today’s competitive marketplace. Topics such as leadership, funding sources, capital investment, networking, and diversity will be discussed. Case analysis, experiential exercises, and readings will supplement the coursework. Students who plan to also take ENT 220 are encouraged to take both ENT 220 and ENT260 during the same semester. Prerequisite: Completion of ENT 150 and MGT 150 with grades of 2.0 or higher.

3 credit hours