BENT2180 — Entrepreneurship
BENT 2180 - Entrepreneurship BENT 2180 - Entrepreneurship This course introduces the student to the fundamentals of entrepreneurship. The students will gain the knowledge and skills necessary to research and begin a small business. Explores opportunity analysis, startup-expenses, forms of business ownership, site selection, and sources of funding. Student’s research and compare buying an existing business, starting a new business and franchising. Also review human resources, marketing, management, accounting and legal aspects of business. Elective Code(s): BUS Additional Info: This course was edited to remove 11/7/2023 Previous: BES* 218
Part of
- Accounting, AS (ACCT-AS)
- Bookkeeping Certificate (BKPC-CC)
- Business Administration, AS (BSAD-AS)
- Business Administration: Entrepreneurship Certificate (BENR-CC)
- Business Administration: Entrepreneurship, AS (BENR-AS)
- Business Administration: Management Certificate (MGMT-CC)
- Business Administration: Management, AS (MGMT-AS)
- Business Office Technology: Office Option, AS (OFFC-AS-BOT)
- Cannabis Studies Certificate (CANB-CC)
- Fashion Merchandising and Retail Management Certificate (FMRM-CC)
- Fashion Merchandising and Retail Management, AS (FMRM-AS)
- Small Business and Entrepreneurship Certificate (SBME-CC)
- Small Business and Entrepreneurship, AS (SBME-AS)
- Sport Management, AS (SPMG-AS)