| Spring Term 2013 Entrepreneurship and Finance - 3187 - ECON 425 |
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Prerequisites/Notes: ECON 300 and either ECON 170 or ECON 220 Catalog Description : This course applies microeconomic thinking to the development of entrepreneurial enterprises. Students will work in teams to develop plans for a new enterprise. The course relies heavily on the expertise of invited speakers (including alumni) and the analysis of case studies. Each invited expert will give a guest lecture, lead discussion of a case study, and mentor students in their projects. PREREQUISITES: I-E 110 and one of: I-E 100, I-E 280, or I-E 248 Attributes: GER Social Science Div, 400-599 Advanced Course
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