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BUS 358 - Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship and Small Business

Three Credits
Spring Semester

A case study course which concentrates on the underlying rationale for starting a business, the methods and techniques involved in initiating and leaving a business venture, and the ongoing problems encountered in managing a business activity. The student is given practical exposure to entrepreneurship through guest speakers, casework, and projects.

Course Applies to: Entrepreneurship


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