MNG 330 - Entrepreneurship/Small Business Management

This course studies one of the fastest growing segments of our economy - small business. Specifically, the course covers the challenges of developing, starting, and operating a small business in the United States (including franchising). It will help develop an awareness of the complexities of managing such an enterprise. The material presented will aid in enhancing the student’s ability to recognize new and innovative business ideas, as well as analyze and generate applications for them.
Lecture
3 Credits
Prerequisite: BUS 220
Offered Fall, Spring & Summer Not Liberal Arts