Semester Requirements
Jerry Curnutt, Minor Adviser
(585) 475-4713, jhcbbu@rit.edu
The entrepreneurship minor allows students to learn business skills that can be applied to any professional field. Students will gain insight into the customer requirements and financial implications involved in taking a product or service from idea to implementation.
Required Course:
MGMT-350 Entrepreneurship
Choose one of the following entrepreneurial experiences:
MGMT-470 Applied Entrepreneurship and Commercialization
MGMT-550 Field Experience in Business Consulting
(or another approved field experience)
Electives—Choose three of the following:
MGMT-215 Organizational Behavior
MKTG-230 Principles Of Marketing
MGMT-360 Digital Entrepreneurship
MKTG-320 Internet Marketing
FINC-605 Financing New Ventures
ACCT-500 Cost Accounting In Technical Organizations
ACCT-110 Financial Accounting
ACCT-210 Management Accounting
MGMT-420 Managing Innovation And Technology
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The entrepreneurship minor allows students to learn business skills that can be applied to any professional field. Students will gain insight into the customer requirements and financial implications involved in taking a product or service from idea to implementation.
Required Course:
0102-490 Entrepreneurship
Choose one of the following entrepreneurial experiences:
0102-545 Applied Entrepreneurship and Commercialization
0102-547 Field Experience in Business Consulting
Other approved field experience:
Kate Gleason College of Engineering Senior Design Capstone
RIT Student Incubator
Faculty-approved field experiences
Electives—Choose three of the following:
0101-301 Financial Accounting
0101-302 Management Accounting
0101-494 Cost Accounting in Technical Organizations
0102-250 World of Business
0102-415 Digital Entrepreneurship
0102-530 Managing Innovation and Technology
0104-359 Financing New Ventures
0105-363 Principles of Marketing
0105-440 Internet Marketing
0609-410 Patents and Trade Secrets
0610-517 Product Ideation and Concept Solution
0610-518 Development and Design of New Products
0610-519 Product Realization
2035-410 Consumer Product Design II
2035-506 Design Collaboration
2035-512 Advanced Product Design
2035-527 Package Design
4002-455 Technology Transfer
4002-460 Needs Assessment