Students are required to complete 45 credits of upper division core courses for the B.S. degree in addition to the 15-credit Entrepreneurship specialization. The UB catalog has details on the upper division core. Read the course descriptions below. The entrepreneurial process considered as a paradigm, tracing the process and highlighting its practical applications. Special emphasis on the creation and initial growth phases of new ventures, with discussion on related ethical, international, and legal issues.
Local entrepreneurs serve as guest speakers.
Open to all students, this course functions both as a survey course and as the first in a sequence comprising the Specialization in Entrepreneurship. Using a case method, concepts and tools developed in Financial Management I are applied to complex problem solving situations. Students make decisions based on actual case information that would be available to finance professionals in the highly competitive global economy. The use of information and marketing models to analyze consumer and industrial markets. Students also build professional competencies in using computers to analyze marketing information used for market planning.