SBM 110: Introduction to Entrepreneurship

Credits 3.0
General Education Category
Pending Evaluation
Activity Course
No
Introduces the entrepreneurial concepts of business management, including planning, raising capital, using business information, managing employees, and marketing products and services. The course includes the principles needed to operate a business and is designed for those who plan to have their own businesses and for those who desire to upgrade their skills in business management.

Prerequisites

None

Student Learning Outcomes
        1. Examine entrepreneurship and its evolutionary development and revolutionary impact.
        2. Describe the entrepreneurial mindset in Individuals: Cognition and Ethics.
        3. Demonstrate a working knowledge of innovation: the creative pursuit of ideas.
        4. Explain social entrepreneurship and the global environment for entrepreneurship.
        5. Simulate a small business financial plan.
        6. Assessment of entrepreneurial opportunities.
        7. Describe the pathways to entrepreneurial ventures.
        8. Describe the sources of capital for entrepreneurs.
        9. Describe the legal challenges for entrepreneurial ventures.
        10. Describe the marketing challenges for entrepreneurial ventures.
        11. Describe financial preparations for entrepreneurial ventures.
        12. Develop an effective business plan.
        13. Explain strategic entrepreneurial growth.
        14. Describe the valuation of entrepreneurial ventures.
        15. Describe harvesting the entrepreneurial venture.