Academic Catalog Spring 2019

venture. This course continues to build on the andragogy of entrepreneurship culminating in launching a business, making the first sale and developing plans to grow the business. Every venture is expected to have an on-line presence. The goal is for each student to have an operating business where the first customer is secured and revenue is generated through a sale. Key course actions include continuation of your idea/business and traversing through a review of the entrepreneurial process, evolving a business plan; examine the process and steps for a start-up operational launch, and preparing an implementation plan and presenting it to the Advisory Board. Required: Pre-requisites: EBE 4213, 4603 and EBE 4113 EBE 4603 Entrepreneurial Finance and Business Planning The course covers the financial aspects of small business entrepreneurship for owners of sole proprietorships, partnerships, and small non public corporations. We focus on: (1) updated financial statement coverage; (2) forecasting definitions and formulas; (3) equipment replacement by using the low cost model; (4) application of operation techniques to examples of small businesses including capital budgeting and working capital management; (5) use of financial statements. Required

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