A student with a Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship will be able to:

• Understand the accounting cycle including the processing and recording of typical cash receipts, cash payments, sales, vendor, and payroll transactions on an accrual and cash basis
• Interpret financial statements and prepare budgets
• Apply financial information to broad-based business decision making
• Write business letters, memos, email messages, instant messages, and blog posts
• Create reports using accurate research methods and citations
• Develop and deliver an effective oral team presentation on a strategic business topic
• Understand the structure and function of human behavior in organizations and how behavioral influences impact productivity, organizational effectiveness, and efficiency at the individual, small group, and organizational levels
• Develop marketing strategies to satisfy specific target audiences and create a marketing mix using the “4 Ps” of product, price, place, and promotion
• Apply and integrate marketing concepts with other business disciplines to affect a business strategy
• Perform human resources functions in the areas of selecting, training, and evaluating personnel
• Identify best practices in employee training, development, appraisal, and rewards
• Understand the basic operations, tools, and production functions of an organization involved in the efficient and effective production and delivery of goods and services
• Understand the genesis of project, program, and portfolio management
• Use the tools and techniques involved in initiating, planning, executing, monitoring, controlling, and closing projects
• Understand the key characteristics and terminology of the business disciplines of management, human resources, marketing, and finance and integrate these disciplines to develop and affect corporate strategies and plans
• Recognize a business opportunity that meets their individual needs
• Understand how to launch an entrepreneurial career

The student, in conjunction with the department chair, may develop a sequence of courses to best meet their background and needs that still satisfies the degree requirements. A typical curriculum is shown here.