SST 295-03 - Special Topic: So You Want to Start a Business

1 credits (Fall)

This course, sponsored by the Donald L. Wilson Program in Enterprise and Leadership, identifies the challenges and rewards, the successes and failures that face every entrepreneur starting up a business. The example used will be a computer services company, but the lessons generalize to most kinds of start-ups. The students will see business foundation as the realization of an “idea”. Business ideas, like most ideas, are ultimately based on an underlying philosophy that guides key decisions and operations.

Prerequisite: One course in the social studies division.
Note: Dates October 28 to November 13. Short course deadlines apply.
Instructor: Inglis