
Entrepreneurship
This course examines the foundations, principles and concepts affiliated with entrepreneurship both at the theoretical and practical implementation levels.
The topics that will be covered and analyzed include the benefits and pitfalls of managing and/or starting a new venture; the entrepreneurial historical
perspective; how to start, develop and operate a new venture; the legal issues facing the entrepreneur.
In addition the foundational concepts pertaining to small business management and the field of small business will be examined. Lastly strategy and competitive advantage,
matching strategy to the situation, and techniques for analyzing and implementing strategy will be delved into.

Constitutional Law
This course is intended to cover the essentials of constitutional law through an overview of the document and its application via analysis and study of case law.
The theoretical and practical applications of constitutional law including the major topics/areas covered include the history of constitutional interpretation,
the Bill of Rights and its evolution in the judiciary over the last two centuries, and historical and contemporary constitutional issues, which directly affect
the day to day interactions in American society.

