Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management :: Course Details


ENTR 335 - Entrepreneurial Finance
This course examines the basics of financial analysis, cash flow, credit and lending, the process of financing and financial growth of a new venture. The student will be introduced to obtaining and using various financial resources. The student will also learn how to create value using financing and financial structure as well as how to measure the value of a firm that might be used to purchase the operations. Topics include financial statements, forecasting, banking, venture capital, financial resources, business plan as related to financial information, and management of the financial resources of the firm. Prerequisites: Admission into the Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management BBA program, ENTR 317, BSAD 116, BSAD 221, ACCT 100 or 101, and ECON 100 or 140 3 credits, spring semester