Academic Courses @ ASU
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FSE 301
Course Description:
n-depth application of entrepreneurial concepts including opportunity recognition, value creation, and new business management. Students learn how to identify the needs of a market and problem solve to meet those needs through innovation. Students learn common mistakes made in the new venture process and how to work to avoid these mistakes.
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TMC 330
Course Description:
Comprehensive overview of leadership strategies and development as it applies to individuals, organizations and events. Applies leadership development to workplace dynamics such as technology management, entrepreneurship and globalization.
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TEM 598
Syllabus Link
Course Description:
s course introduces you to promoting the business-to-business (B2B) enterprise, focusing on activities directed towards businesses, governments, and not-for-profit organizations. Utilizing Markstrat, a sophisticated computer simulation, you'll apply the concepts learned in class to understand specific issues faced by firms, analyze and respond to these challenges, and culminate your experience with a final oral presentation.
Other Courses Taught at ASU:
General Studies Courses
FSE 181 - Technological, Social, and Sustainable Systems
TEM Undergraduate Major Courses (Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering)
TEM 300 - Career Management for Entrepreneurs and Innovators
TEM 494 - Promoting the B2B Enterprise
Business Courses (WP Carey School of Business)
ENT 360 Entrepreneurship and Value Creation
Industrial Design Graduate Courses (Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts)
IND 598 - Principles of Design Entrepreneurship
Other Courses Taught at California State University, Northridge:
Management Department (Nazarian College of Business and Economics)
BUS 497A - Capstone: Strategic Management
BUS 497B, 497BBH - Capstone: Small Business Planning and Growth
Marketing Department (Nazarian College of Business and Economics)
BUS 491cs - Small Business Consulting