BUS 335 Entrepreneurship

From a Christian perspective, this course focuses on all aspects of starting a business: one’s motivation and objectives, selecting promising ideas, beginning new ventures, and obtaining initial financing. Practical issues will include: where to get ideas, how ventures are begun, what resources you need for start-ups, how to evaluate proposals, and anticipating legal and tax implications. In teams, students will develop a business plan. Prerequisite(s): Open to students with Sophomore or Junior standing, as well as Senior Business majors (as an upper division business elective). 3 hour(s).