Entrepreneurship Requirements

Students must fulfill all the following requirements:

Pre Business Courses

Math 1050 or 1090 - College Algebra (B or better)
Math 1100 - Quantitative Analysis (Prereq: Math 1090)
Writing 2010 - Intermediate Writing (B or better)
Information Systems 2010 - Computer Essentials (B- or better)
Economics 2010 - Microeconomics
Economics 2020 - Macroeconomics
Mgt 3810 Bus and Professional Communication or Communication 1010 or 1020 - Elements of Speech or Public Speaking (B- or better)
Philosophy 1001 or select from list
Psychology, Sociology, or Anthropology (2 of the 3) Must be at least 3 credit hours each
Business 1050 - Foundations of Business Thought

Intermediate and Exploratory Upper Division Courses

Accounting 2010 - Intro to Financial Acctg. (Prereq: IS 2010)
Accounting 2020 - Intro to Managerial Acctg. (Prereq: Acct 2010)
OIS 2340 - Statistics I (Prereq: Math 1100, IS 2010)
OIS 3440 - Statistics II (Prereq: OIS 2340)
Mgt 3810 Bus and Professional Communication or Writing 3016 - Business Writing
Information Systems 4410 - Information Systems
Management 3680 - Human Behavior in Organizations
Marketing 3010 - Principles of Marketing

Upper Division Courses

Finance 3040 - Financial Management (Prereq: Acct 2020, OIS 3440, Econ 2010)
Finance 3050 - Introduction to Investments (Prereq: Fin 3040, OIS 3440)
Management 3410 - Business Law
OIS 3660 - Production/Operations Management
Management 5700 - Advanced Management (Prereq: Fin 3040, OIS 3660, 3680, Mktg 3010)
Global Perspectives I (One 3000-5999 course within School of Business, see list)
Global Perspectives II (Any 3000-5999 course with an international emphasis, 3-5 hours)

Entrepreneurship Major

Finance 5300 - New Venture Finance
Management 3700 - Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship
Management 5770 - Business Plan Development
Marketing 4700 - Analysis of Emerging Markets
Entrepreneurship Elective (see list of electives)

Entrepreneurism Electives:

Management 4560 - Small Business Management (suggested)
Management 5840 - Managing the Venture Process (also listed as Finance 5881)
Management 5750 - Innovation and Technological Design
Finance 4220 - Valuation
Marketing 4720 - Personal Selling
Accounting 5610 - Financial Reporting
Accounting 5620 - Financial Statement Analysis
Accounting 5310 - Taxation
Accounting 5350 - Taxes and Management Decisions

Actual changes to the curriculum may occur without notice and students will be held responsible for graduation requirements that are in place at the time they enter upper division.