| Aims of the Course |
The objective of this course is to teach students the fundamental concepts, theoretical approaches, and implementation processes regarding entrepreneurship and venture finance. In this regard, it aims to provide an understanding of the effects of entrepreneurship on economic development, employment, and innovation, as well as to analyze types of entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial characteristics, and entrepreneurial processes. Within the scope of the course, it is intended to provide the knowledge and skills necessary for developing and evaluating business ideas, creativity and innovation processes, and the preparation of marketing, production, management, and financial plans. Furthermore, the course aims to develop students' competencies in determining the financial requirements of ventures, conducting financial planning, and assessing the economic viability of business ideas. By examining real-world examples of entrepreneurship and evaluating field observations, the course aims to relate theoretical knowledge to practice and strengthen students' skills in analytical thinking, problem-solving, and entrepreneurial decision-making. |