
The Small Business Management & Entrepreneurship track provides students with the key skills, practical knowledge, and approach necessary for creating successful new ventures that attract customers in a consumer-driven market. Students learn the basics of management functions as well as the formulation, financing, and operation of starting and maintaining a business.
Core 4 courses/12 credits: | Select from 2 courses/6 credits: |
CIS 498: Special Topics- Network Security MGT 305: Management and Organizational Behavior MGT 405: Special Topics- Intro to Entrepreneurship Studies MGT 405: Special Topics- Designing Your Business Adventure |
CIS 311: Analyzing Data in Organizations LTLE 150: Information in Contemporary Society SCOM 248: Intercultural Communication SCOM 358: Business & Professional Communication Studies WRTC 340: Writing as Leading IS 300: Sponsored Learning |
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