This is an ARCHIVED version of the Kwantlen University College Calendar for 2001-2002 and is provided for historical reference only. See the current version of the Calendar for updated information.

Effective date of this calendar, unless otherwise indicated, is Sept. 1, 2001 to Aug. 31, 2002.

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Entrepreneurial

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ENTR 3033 cr-3
Business Ethics

Students will study various ethical and meta-ethical theories, and will apply them in standard business context, such as employer/employee relations, risk analysis, occupational and product safety, environmental protection, and multi-national practices. They will acquire the tools to allow them to make ethical business decisions.

ENTR 3110 cr-3
Advanced Organizational Behaviour

Students will complete a diagnosis of an organizational setting for the purposes of: managing change, improving performance and increasing organizational effectiveness. Students will use their diagnosis to develop a portfolio that will include: activity management, personal management, conflict and stress management, values, attitudes, group dynamics, leadership and team development, corporate politics and business negotiations.

ENTR 3120 cr-3
Managerial Accounting for Entrepreneurs

Students will learn managerial accounting tools to help make decisions in a small and medium-sized business environment. They will review different industries and the managerial accounting practices they use. Topics will include budget development and analysis, inventory control and results measurement. The applied focus will allow the student to practice by using case discussions and applied exercises.

ENTR 3130 cr-3
Production and Operations Management

Students will study the production and operations management needs of small to medium-sized businesses. They will gain `hands-on' experiences using tools that help entrepreneurs and managers make decisions. They will practice using these tools through case analysis, problem solving exercises and a term project completed while working with and industry partner. Students will be exposed to modern computer applications used by managers to make operations-related decisions.

ENTR 3140 cr-3
Entrepreneurial Marketing

Students will use marketing tools and techniques to assist independent business managers. Students will practice problem solving, decision-making and planning skills through case analyses and applied exercises. They will complete a marketing project for a local small business or community organization.

ENTR 3150 cr-2
Business Economics

Students will learn and apply economic concepts that directly relate to decisions made in small and medium-sized businesses. They will develop broad analytical skills useful for entrepreneurial decision-making.

ENTR 3160 cr-3
Information Technology for Business

Students will learn and practice how Information Technology (IT) can help in business decision making and how to develop, implement, use and manage information systems to help with the process.

ENTR 3170 cr-3
Entrepreneurial Finance

Students will learn current financial management theories along with the technical skills necessary to maximize the economic value of the firm for its shareholders. Using the case-study method, the student will learn how to identify, define and resolve the issues faced by financial managers in small and medium-sized companies.

Prerequisites: ENTR 3120

ENTR 3500 cr-3
Professional Business Communications

Students will study theories and principles for writing memos, letters, proposals, business plans, executive summaries and other research reports. They also will complete both written and oral communication assignments that emphasize interpersonal and leadership skills.

ENTR 4110 cr-3

Business Leadership

Students will study the business leadership process as well as applied and practical leadership techniques. Students will develop and practice leadership skills through self-assessment exercises, role-playing simulations and other "hands-on" experience. Students will study other topics such as leadership in entrepreneurial and intrapreneurial settings, small to medium size business culture, effective team leadership and self-leadership.

Prerequisites: ENTR 3110 & 3500

ENTR 4120 cr-3
Human Resource Management

Students will integrate the knowledge, skills and abilities that they have achieved in other Bachelor of Business administration courses into a strategic Human Resource Management plan. They will apply critical judgement inHuman Resource planning, goal setting, practices and evaluation in the light of legislation, diversity, human rights and the external and global arenas

Prerequisites: ENTR 3110

ENTR 4140 cr-3
Entrepreneurial Sales and Customer Service

Students will be introduced to the basic selling process, make formalized sales presentations and learn and practice effective customer service with emphasis placed on understanding loyalty, total quality management (TQM), benchmarking, internal customers and communications.

Prerequisites: ENTR 3140

ENTR 4200 cr-3
Business Strategy

Students will focus on the conceptual and practical aspects of strategic decision making in business. They will learn how to formulate strategies, evaluate strategic alternatives, implement strategies and manage strategic change in organizations through a series of case analyses, business exercises and current examples from industry.

Prerequisites: ENTR 3130 and 3140 and 3170

ENTR 4250 cr-6
Entrepreneurial Leadership Practicum

Students will manage, design, prepare and present a comprehensive project that will meet the requirements of a client organization. They will develop and complete a significant project in partnership with businesses or as part of developing an entrepreneurial endeavour. Student will gain in a final practicum the opportunity to practice the integration of business skills and concepts.

Prerequisites: ENTR 4110 and 4200

ENTR 4300 cr-3
Entrepreneurial Management for Service Companies

Students will analyze and gain insight into a variety of service industry sectors such as the tourism and sports and entertainment industries. They will design and implement a plan for the marketing of services and service companies through the use of cases, industry projects and applied assignments. Students will acquire a practical and strategic understanding of how the marketing of services and service companies differs from that of product marketing.

Prerequisites: ENTR 3140