Minor in Innovation and Entrepreneurship
The minor in Innovation and Entrepreneurship requires 18 semester credit hours.
Code | Title | Hours |
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Required Courses | ||
IEM 2310 | Introduction to Innovation & Entrepreneurship | 3 |
IEM 4390 | Innovation & Entrepreneurship Capstone | 3 |
Leadership Domain | ||
Choose 3 hours from the following: | 3 | |
Interpersonal Communication | ||
Small Group Communication | ||
Diversity and Inclusion Training | ||
Leadership and Communication | ||
Leadership and Professional Development | ||
Introduction to Leadership | ||
Conservation Leadership | ||
Administration of Human Service Organizations | ||
Design Thinking and the Art of Product Development | ||
Idea Lab: Redesigning the Campus Experience | ||
Entrepreneurs, Leaders, Teams: Best Practices | ||
Extraordinary Leadership: Ownership and Influence | ||
Entrepreneurship Studies | ||
Business Ethics | ||
Effective Leadership | ||
Leadership Development: Business as Unusual | ||
Business Creativity and Innovation | ||
Organizational Change & Decision-Making | ||
Transformative Leadership for Nonprofits (NPs) and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) | ||
Effective Teams and Groups | ||
Public Health Leadership | ||
Professional Ethics | ||
I&E In Context Domain | ||
Choose 3-4 hours from the following: | 3-4 | |
Social Impact: Anthropology of Innovation, Entrepreneurship, & Business | ||
Conceptual Strategies | ||
Design for Experiences | ||
Independent Study in Global Business | ||
E-Business | ||
Web Design and Development | ||
Introduction to Organizational Communication | ||
Diversity and Communication | ||
Residential II: Construction Business Practices | ||
Creative Thinking | ||
Problem Solving and Decision Making | ||
Teamwork | ||
Entrepreneurship in Schools, Communities, and the Workplace | ||
Principles of Economics | ||
Engineering Economic Analysis | ||
Aesthetics and Branding | ||
Fashion Social Media | ||
Fashion Product Development | ||
Business Geography | ||
History Behind the Headlines: Current Debates in a Historical Perspective | ||
Topics in Industrial Britain | ||
Makerspaces: Intersections of Art and Everything | ||
The Aesthetics of Failure | ||
The Creative Spark: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Creativity | ||
Improvisation & Interdisciplinary Play | ||
Lean Six Sigma Methodologies | ||
Small Business Operations and Financials | ||
Issues in Family Business | ||
Operations Management | ||
Quality Management and Beyond | ||
Independent Study in Management | ||
Entrepreneurial Marketing | ||
Marketing Research | ||
Philosophy of Technology | ||
Bioethics | ||
Philosophy and Ethics of Virtual Reality | ||
Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data | ||
Advanced Physics Laboratory | ||
Recreation Facilities Operations and Maintenance | ||
Technology and Society | ||
Principles of Lean Systems | ||
Design for Environment | ||
Senior Design I | ||
Senior Design II | ||
P&P 101: Entrepreneurial Theatre-Making | ||
I&E In Action Domain | ||
Choose 3-4 hours from the following: | 3-4 | |
Locally Engaged Research | ||
Enterprise Information Technology and Business Intelligence | ||
Professional Skills for the Global Workplace | ||
Communication and Technology | ||
Introduction to Finance Analytics | ||
Enterprise Development | ||
Project Management for Health Information Management | ||
Entrepreneurial Design: Utilizing Design Thinking to Create Disruptive Companies | ||
Exhibition Design & Curatorial Practices | ||
Design Across Cultures | ||
Honors Capstone | ||
Digital Media Innovation Capstone | ||
Strategic Professionalism | ||
Fundamentals of Digital and Online Media | ||
Business Plan Development | ||
Applied Entrepreneurship | ||
Integrative Field Project | ||
Studies in Free Enterprises | ||
Applied Electronics | ||
Innovative Community Engagement with Vulnerable Populations | ||
Elective | ||
Choose 3 hours from the courses listed above. 1 | 3 | |
Total Hours | 18-20 |
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Students may choose 3 hours from the courses listed above to satisfy the minor requirements if it has not already been taken.
A maximum of 6 credit hours of courses used to satisfy a student’s major requirements may be counted towards the I&E minor.