ENT 205 - Innovating in Organizations

Organizational innovation is the implementation of a new idea, object, or practice that is created within the realm of employment for the good of self and the organization. Organizations must innovate to maintain a competitive edge in a fast-paced, technology-driven, global economy.  Innovating thinking skills are in high demand by today’s employers. This course is designed to help students expand their divergent thinking skills to apply within an organization.  

This is a .5 unit course and is also repeatable (up to two times).

  

Prerequisites: MGMT 100 or ENT 115. 

Course Designation/Attribute: POP

Anticipated Terms Offered: Periodically, Spring preferred