Applied Entrepreneurship (ENTR 4000)

Course overview

This course is designed so students can apply the basic principles of accounting, management, marketing and finance to the establishment and development of a small business. Emphasis is on planning and future management of the small business, including topics such as starting new firms, purchasing existing firms, franchising, entrepreneurship, personnel, and marketing. Students will use various methods including research, case analysis, and interviews to acquire the necessary skills and techniques to develop a business plan.

Pre-requisite: ACTG 1000, [BUSI 1015 or BUSI 1020], MKTG 1010, [COMP 2125 or COMP 1050]

Please Note: this credit course may be part of a credential program offered by NSCC. While a course may not have an admission requirement, all NSCC programs have admission requirements. For more information on programs and admissions, please visit Admission Requirements.

Schedule and cost

Additional costs and fees

A College Services Fee and Student Association Fee will apply for part-time students registered in credit courses. In some instances, offerings of the same course across multiple terms may have a differing cost. For more information, please visit Costs & Fees.