| ECONOMICS 250: Entrepreneurship & Personal Enterprise (3) | |
| Why? | Provides an understanding of the attributes and personal qualities that traditionally have characterized the entrepreneur (initiative, investment, innovation, commitment, and risk-taking) can be learned by anyone who seeks personal intellectual fulfillment and/or business success. Presents entrepreneurial principles and processes which are invaluable for anyone in any discipline or profession. |
| Content: | Entrepreneurial and economic history; psychological, sociological and philosophical perspectives of entrepreneurship; applying entrepreneurial principles in the arts, engineering, health care and business; methods and types of ownership and learning entrepreneurial skills. |
| Format: | Lecture, participative exercise, guest presenter, and participative discussions. |
| Evaluation: | Objective exams and preparation of personal/career plan. |
| Recommended for: | Students interested in learning how to use entrepreneurship in their profession or discipline. |
| What Next? | Any other entrepreneurship course. |
| Related Courses: | Introduction to Entrepreneurship 160, New Venture Creation 361. |