This highly experiential course develops an understanding of entrepreneurship and builds awareness of the experiences an entrepreneur will have in the real world. You will be exposed to industry entrepreneurs and participate in entrepreneurial competitions. A framework of entrepreneurial attitudes, behaviors and skills will be examined based on current entrepreneurial research and practices observed in industry. Entrepreneurial experiences are explored in developing and industrial nations, in new and existing companies and in non-profit settings. Students cannot receive credit for both MGMT 270 and MGMT 215. NOTE: Students cannot receive credit for both MGMT 270 & ENTR 2301.
Credits: 3.00