BUS 635 - Intro to Entrepreneurship Strategy, Feasibility, Business Planning & Analysis, 3 credit hours

Students will be exposed to the relationship of entrepreneurship and strategy, and sensitized to the fact that successful entrepreneurs are able to notice the possibilities that many other people miss and (more importantly) are able to find the means to turn these possibilities into action – bringing to market something new, novel and uses – inside a corporation or as a brand new venture. This course teaches how to structure the first outline business plan and explores the various forms ventures may take, including describing the company and registration. Students will learn that developing a business plan forces them to introduce discipline and thought process into all of their planning activities.