This minor is available to help prepare non-Business Management majors for developing their own business.

Course List

Code	Title	Credits
Minor Requirements (24-28 credits)
Core Courses
MGT-101	Introduction to Management (grade of C or higher is required)	4
MGT-140	Quantitative Decision-Making	4
Select one of the following:		4-8
MGT-215	Accounting for Decision Making
MGT-213 & MGT-214	Financial Accounting and Managerial Accounting
MGT-308	Small Bus Entrepreneurship	4
Select two of the following:		8
IAART-120	Drawing I
or ART-125	Drawing I
or IAART-105	Graphic Design Process
IIENST-150	Global Environmental Change
IHJRN-130	Media Writing Fundamentals
MGT-301	Org Theory & Behavior
or MGT-324	Human Resources Mgt
MGT-331	Principles of Marketing
MGT-333	Advertising & Promotion
MGT-434	Marketing Research
MGT-446	Competitive Manufacturing Mgt
MGT-451	Business and Society
Total Credits		24-28

Upon completion of the Entrepreneurship Minor, students will:

• Study via project based learning how to design and development products and services. By its very nature entrepreneurship is a multi-faceted field. Therefore, multiple perspectives and methods will undergird the teaching and learning about entrepreneurship. These include a triple bottom line perspective which encourages respect and attention for economic development at the community level.
• Understand life cycle analysis and the dynamics of product/service evolution over time.
• Develop a product or service outlined in a detailed business plan created individually or in teams.
• Be encouraged to consider B-corporations that include positive impacts on society, workers, the community, as well as employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs) in which business owners and employees own shares in the company. The list of electives enables the student to enrich their expertise in many areas from conceptualization stage via an art/drawing to critical aspects of marketing, negotiations, as well as the larger implications for society.