Introduction to Entrepreneurship

BUSN 297

The role and importance of entrepreneurship in the domestic and global economies is analyzed from both a historical and modern perspective. Topics include identification of successful entrepreneurial traits, sources of financing, feasibility analyses, business plan creation and presentation, and best practices for pursing entrepreneurial ideas and ventures.

BUSN297 is a 3 credit course.

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