12 courses with the subject ENTR, 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.
ENTR 301Idea Generation and Feasibility Analysis (3) The course explores the foundations of entrepreneurship
with a focus on generating innovative business ideas and assessing their feasibility. Students will develop skills in creative thinking, market research, and evaluation techniques to determine the potential success of new ventures. Prerequisite: BUSN 110.
ENTR 302New Business Planning and Strategy Development (3) The course examines the essential components
of new business planning, including strategy development, business model design, and strategic planning tools. This course equips students with the skills to craft comprehensive business plans and effective strategies. Prerequisite: ENTR 301.
ENTR 401Marketing Research and Venture Launch Plan Execution (3) This course teaches students how to
conduct effective marketing research and execute a venture launch plan. The course covers research methodologies, data analysis, and the practical steps needed to successfully launch a new venture. Prerequisite: ENTR 302; BUSN 240.
ENTR 640Entrepreneurial Government Contracting Strategies (3) Strategies and approaches to prepare small
business leaders and their organizations to market, capture, bid, and execute contracts with federal, state, and local government agencies. ENTR 651 Investment, Financing, & Funding Relationships (3) The most efficient and effective way to fund a new venture or expand an existing enterprise including the best sources of funds to use (venture capitalists, bank loans, investors, angels, family funding) and the specific relationship one has to cultivate with each entity depending upon the wants/needs of each in the funding transaction. ENTR 670 Strategic Management (3) Dynamic alignment of a firm’s activities with the changing global environment in order to achieve one’s firm’s multiple goals. FNCE 620 Data Analysis for Decision Making (3) How to formulate and research a problem; collecting and analyzing data to support a decision. Persuading others to join in one’s recommended action. FNCE 652 Financial Planning (3) Principles of risk, return, liquidity, horizon planning, inflation, and taxation applied to personal financial planning of discretionary income, saving, credit, investing, and retirement planning.
FNCE/ENTR 651 Investment, Financing, & Funding Relationships (3) Students must select from the following law courses (3 hours) COM/JRN 614 Issues in Media Law & Ethics (3)
