9 courses with the subject ENT, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
ENT 300Foundations of Entrepreneurial Action (3 cr.)
Students will gain an understanding of the entrepreneurial process by considering a variety of entrepreneurial case studies, including social entrepreneurship. Students will gain appreciation for a variety of attributes and characteristics of successful entrepreneurs and assess their entrepreneurial styles. Students will explore entrepreneurial actions and develop communication skills in the entrepreneurial context. Students will develop and present an innovative entrepreneurial concept for presentation. Liberal Arts
ENG 101 Cardinal Core Curriculum Category: Human Communities SUNY Framework: Social Sciences Semester(s) Offered: Fall, Spring
ENT 320Entrepreneurship and Innovation (3 cr.)
The entrepreneurial processes of identifying opportunities for innovation and determining their feasibility for successful implementation are studied and practiced. Students will use and reflect upon the mental processes and analytical tools that can be employed to generate entrepreneurial opportunities and select viable projects. Blending creative, analytical, and communication skills students will identify, develop, and pitch an entrepreneurial idea.
ENT 360Entrepreneurship Through the Movies (3 cr.)
The goal of this class is to analyze entrepreneurial and business concepts as they are portrayed in mainstream movies in order to provide an in-depth discussion of these topics
ENT 420Entrepreneurial Growth and Exit Strategies (3 cr.)
The skills and techniques for exploiting entrepreneurial opportunities and leading an organization from inception, through rapid growth and exit are explored. The functional areas of management, marketing, accounting and finance are brought together to provide insight on how to operate a business experiencing rapid organizational growth. Students will have the opportunity to participate in problem-solving, field projects, or case analyses related to problems associated with rapid organizational growth.
ACC 202 , ENT 320 , FIN 350 , MGM 280 , MKE 290 . Semester(s) Offered: Spring
ENT 440Entrepreneurial Resourcefulness (3 cr.)
The entrepreneurial skills of recognizing and gaining control over valuable resources are examined from the Lean Entrepreneurship perspective where risks are minimized while testing and learning about entrepreneurial opportunities. Students will develop a strongly written business plan, satisfying the advance writing requirement for the major and develop strong financials that demonstrate the economic viability of the proposed venture. Students will develop a business plan that specifically demonstrates the integration of resources necessary to launch a venture. Liberal Arts
ENT 443Selected Topics in Entrepreneurship (3 cr.)
Seminar offered occasionally on advanced entrepreneurship topics of current interest and importance. The course explores entrepreneurship in greater depth and allows for the exploration of an area taken from another entrepreneurship course in greater detail or it may concentrate on an area of entrepreneurship not generally covered in existing courses: Issues of Family Businesses, New Product Development, and Marketing for Small Business.
