ENTR 3276 - Recognizing Entrepreneurial Opportunities

Helps students take the first step as an entrepreneur. Before entrepreneurs can organize ventures around innovative solutions to exploit opportunities, entrepreneurs benefit from first recognizing and evaluating opportunities. Students achieve two course objectives fundamental to being an entrepreneur: (1) students put together an opportunity portfolio - a detailed understanding and analysis of an industry/technology and all of the situational conditions that inform the opportunity within that industry/technology context; and (2) based on this opportunity portfolio, students are tasked with pitching a potential solution to a specific opportunity.

Credit Hours: (3)
Restriction(s): Junior or Senior standing, and enrollment in the Undergraduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship program

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