Fall 2007 :

Innovative Entrepreneurship (MGMT/ENTC 5640 ):

Description: This course is designed to provide the innovative, prudent risk taker with a practical approach for converting brilliant ideas into wealth.  However, Entrepreneurship is not a get-rich-quick scheme.  Rather, this course provides a road map for the perseverance and persistence required to successfully start a new business venture.  Although the primary focus is on new business creation based on technology innovation, the fundamental methodology is equally applicable to all who have the desire and drive to start their own business.  Even those who do not feel they are entrepreneurs, could benefit by discovering how to function more effectively in entrepreneur-led organizations.  Furthermore, those responsible for technical innovation, and business development within existing organizations should find this course helpful.

SPRING 2008 :

Strategic Experience ( ENTC 5800 ):

Description: Technology and MBA graduate student consulting projects allow graduate students nearing the end of their program to apply knowledge and skills in a real-world business, industry and/or technology-based new venture environment. The projects also provide opportunities for the university to support the business and professional communities and the regional economy.  Selected graduate students work under the supervision of College of Business and Technology faculty staff consulting teams. Some of our most successful projects have been cross functional in nature.  

For detailed information about classes, please visit the following link Class Home Page