BA 330 - ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Institution:

Lincoln University - California

Subject:

Business Administration

Description:

The course is designed to provide an educational vehicle for understanding entrepreneurial thinking and practice. It gives introduction to the process of turning ideas into a successful startup enterprise. Special emphasis on innovations derived from research and technology development. Students will be exposed to what entrepreneurship takes in a startup context, and how integrate execution can be successfully utilized in a variety of career and work contexts. There will be a special effort to define key areas, which an entrepreneur should be aware of, and to provide a framework of "toolkit" resources relevant to startup execution. Students draft a business plan related to a business of own interest, using all available tools, techniques and experience. (3 units)

Credits:

3.00

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Instructional Type:

Lecture

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Institution Website:

www.lincolnuca.edu

Phone Number:

(510) 628-8010

Calendar System:

Semester

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