Instructor

Gene Martel

Document Type

Syllabus

Date

Fall 2002

Description

Course content explores historical and external forces that impact entrepreneurial efforts in business enterprises. Emphasis will be on the role of government as it influences business goals, structures, and operations of U.S. enterprises. Legal and regulatory constraints as well as political, social and technological factors that influence managerial/nonmanagerial behavior in the firm and the firm’s impact on society will be discussed. Prerequisites: ACC 202, BUS 311, INB 390, MKT 250, and Senior standing and business major. 3 credit hours. Offered: Fall, Spring.

Academic Year

2002-2003

Level

Undergraduate

Course Code

BUS 446

Semester

Fall

Department

College of Arts and Sciences

Location

On Campus

Comments

Course also known as "History of American Business"

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