MGT 210 - Entrepreneurship Fundamentals

3 credits

Description
The course focuses on the process of generating and evaluating ideas and markets that can be developed into a valid business model. Students will work collaboratively to understand the traits of an entrepreneur while analyzing primary and secondary marketplace data with a goal of creating a framework for a defensible business plan. This course requires students to think creatively at a personal and corporate level while gathering the information necessary to assess the viability of their business idea.

Prerequisites
BUS 100 or MGT 140 or consent of department chair and instructor.

Note
This is a required course for students in the Entrepreneurship minor. This should be taken in the latter part of the sophomore year or early in the junior year.

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