ENTR 5500 — Introduction to Entrepreneurship
An introductory course targeted to students interested in entrepreneurship, either as a general curiosity or as a career path. The course explores critical decisions and tradeoffs founders make at the genesis of ventures and how those decisions may impact the venture’s chance of success or failure.
The primary learning method is the case method: prepare the assigned material, discuss founders’ decisions, and develop recommendations supported by evidence.
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Source: Course syllabus, read October 6, 2026.