14 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 183Special Topics in Entrepreneurship
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May be Repeated May be repeated for credit under different topics.
Varies depending on topic. Special investigation of selected areas of entrepreneurship not covered in other entrepreneurship courses
ENT 210Introduction to Entrepreneurship3
This course introduces students to both commercial and social entrepreneurship through case studies, key readings, and primary information resources. This course shapes students’ understanding of the entrepreneurial process and exposes students to challenges, problems, and issues faced by today’s entrepreneurs. Major objectives include identifying and evaluating business opportunities, developing a business model, and creation of an academic business plan.
ENT/SCE 210 or permission of instructor. This course focuses on building business models that produce wealth and jobs, closely associated with traditional entrepreneurship. Objectives include understanding management and marketing principles, managerial planning, decision-making, organizational structures, small business legal environment, and the dynamics of operating small businesses.
ENT 381Special Topics
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May be Repeated May be repeated for credit when topic changes.
ENT 210 and/or permission of instructor. A study of topics in entrepreneurship not covered in other courses, such as intrepreneurship, intellectual property law, and rapid prototyping.
ENT 382Special Topics
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May be Repeated May be repeated for credit when topic changes.
ENT 210 and/or permission of instructor. A study of topics in entrepreneurship not covered in other courses, such as intrepreneurship, intellectual property law, and rapid prototyping.
ENT 383Special Topics in Entrepreneurship
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May be Repeated May be repeated for credit under different topics.
ENT 210 and/or permission of instructor. A study of topics in entrepreneurship not covered in other courses, such as intrepreneurship, intellectual property law, and rapid prototyping.
ENT 404Creativity and Innovation in Organizations
Creating a culture that encourages creativity and innovation is crucial to competitive advantage and adaptive strategy. In this course, students will examine and experience the nature of creativity and techniques to facilitate innovation in organizations. Dual-listed with BUS 504.
Students will complete an internship with a commercial or social entrepreneur. Students will work with a member of the business faculty to propose, and complete a project with a small business owner. During the internship experience, students will engaged in hands-on activities, receive mentorship from leaders in sponsoring companies, and will learn first-person the unique demands placed on small business owners.
The Entrepreneurial Capstone Experience is a course designed to allow students to gain experience working with and solving a problems for a real small business. Students are placed in small teams of 3-5 students and assigned to a local company. The students coached by a faculty member, meet with the firm and identify a problem to work on during the semester. Students should anticipate client visits throughout the semester. Students learn to assume the role of a consulting organization, author and execute to a statement of work and focus on one aspects of the firm’s business. This course helps to mold skills around creative thinking, strategic planning, and business professionalism. Each team will prepare a client report and deliver recommendations for the client during a final presentation.
