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BUS 460 - Virtual Enterprise (3 Credits)

Prerequisite: BUS 340  and Senior Status
This course uses the Virtual Enterprise pedagogy to simulate the lifecycle of a startup business. They take the product or service generated by their company to market in a global economy, building on prior knowledge gained in developing a business plan and managing a business. The focus of this course is on the creative aspects of starting a business - including concept development, testing the viability of a business model via a business canvas and stoking the interests of a consumer base. Students in any discipline who have an idea for a business and who have met the prerequisites are welcome to enroll.