Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship, Introduction A course in starting your own business. Includes basing decisions about opening a new business on objective standards; knowing how to finance businesses; and understanding different legal structures from which to choose. This course is designed to enable students to explore the vast opportunities of entrepreneurship. It is a multidisciplinary approach that examines the macro- and microconditions that encourage entrepreneurship. 2.4 CEUs $124
Lone Star College–Tomball
61531 CBUSG 2102402 TC261 TTh 1/15-2/7 7PM-9:30 PM
Business Plan Development
Business Plan Development Step-by-step instruction in how to develop a business plan for a small business start-up or expansion that can be submitted to a financial institution or used for implementation. Emphasis on importance of the plan, components, format, and considerations. 2.0 CEUs $104
Lone Star College–Tomball
61537 CBUSG 2102501 TC262 TTh 3/18-4/10 7PM-9:20 PM
Opportunity Analysis
Identify and evaluate an unfulfilled need or want in the marketplace and develop/create a good or service to meet that need. Discover how other entrepreneurs came up with their ideas for business. Use a guided process toward discovering a viable idea. Conduct individual assessment, outline financial goals, and determine potential customers. Identify the next steps toward entrepreneurship and begin your journey. 1.8 CEUs $94
Lone Star College–Tomball
61541 CBUSG 2109114 TC263 TTh 2/12-3/11 7PM-9:20 PM