ENTERPRENEURSHIP

This course considers the requirements for the creation of new business enterprises, including issues in product innovation, production facilities, market evaluations, and access to start-up capital. Prerequisite: Principle of Management

This course teaches the basics of entrepreneurship, focusing on theories, processes, and real-world practices. Students will learn how to recognize opportunities, innovate, and manage risks in business. By studying successful and unsuccessful cases, they'll gain insights into what makes or breaks entrepreneurial ventures. The goal is for students to develop skills in evaluating opportunities, creating business models, and planning for long-term success. Through practical exercises, they'll improve their problem-solving and decision-making abilities, readying themselves for starting their own businesses or contributing to entrepreneurial teams in established companies.

Attendance and Participation: Regular attendance and active participation are expected in every class session. Respect: Respectful behavior towards classmates, the instructor. Punctuality: Arrive on time for class and respect designated break times. Use of Technology: Use laptops and phones only for class-related activities with permission. Collaboration: Collaborate respectfully during group activities and discussions. Submission Deadlines: Assignments must be submitted on or before the specified deadlines. Communication: Keep open communication with the instructor regarding any concerns or questions about the course. Environment: Maintain a conducive learning environment by avoiding distractions and disruptions.

Develop a business plan for a startup idea, applying theories learned in class to validate opportunities and assess market feasibility. Apply entrepreneurial principles to identify and analyze real-world business problems, proposing innovative solutions. Participate in simulated entrepreneurial scenarios to practice decision-making under uncertainty and risk. Gain insights into effective team dynamics and leadership skills through group projects and case studies of successful entrepreneurs. Utilize networking opportunities provided in the course to connect with industry professionals and potential mentors. Learn to pitch business ideas convincingly, honing presentation skills crucial for attracting investors or gaining support. Explore funding options and financial management strategies essential for launching and sustaining a business venture. Engage with local entrepreneurial ecosystems through field trips or guest lectures, applying classroom knowledge to real community contexts. Develop a personal entrepreneurial mindset, fostering creativity, resilience, and adaptability in pursuing career opportunities. Build a portfolio showcasing practical skills and achievements from the course, enhancing competitiveness in the job market or entrepreneurial endeavors.