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Mar 28, 2026
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MGT 471 - Small Business Management
This course focuses on the general concepts of small business. Students examine credit practices, franchising, location, inventory, and other topics particularly crucial in a small business setting. The case method approach is emphasized in this course.
Credit(s): 3
Prerequisite(s):
MGT 303 .
Outcomes
- Articulate the importance and role of the small business in today’s economy
- Differentiate between the small business owner and the entrepreneur, including characteristics and intended outcomes
- Examine the issues that potential small business owners must consider
- Compare forms of small business and entrepreneurial ventures along with potential sources of funding
- Carry out research to develop a feasibility analysis on a new business startup
- Develop a viable business plan with practical applications, from a marketing, financial and operational viewpoint
- Complete a strategic management plan that will guide your efforts at managing a successful small business
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