The Islamia University of Bahawalpur
Department of Forensic Sciences
Khawaja Fareed Campus, Bahawalpur
Course Outline
Course: Entrepreneurship Instructor Rana Zahid Hafeez
Course Code Email
Credit Hours 03 Contact No. 0300-0087044
Basic knowledge about
Prerequisites WhatsApp 0300-0087044
businesses Management
Program BS Forensic Sciences Class 4th Semester
Lecture Days Friday & Saturday Lecture Time 2:00 To 3:00
Course Description:
With more than half of the new jobs being created in the world economy by small businesses, the
particular problems and experiences encountered in starting and developing new enterprises are
clearly worth studying. This course of Entrepreneurship has been designed to provide the
participants with an overall understanding of the concept of entrepreneurship and small business
management. Participants will be prepared to start, survive, and succeed in their own businesses.
The course puts a strong emphasis on the development of a real world, workable, implementable
business plan that applies the proper methods, techniques and skills needed for successfully
developing and growing a new venture. While some theory will be explored, the major thrust of
this course will be to ensure that the primary product of the course, the Business Plan, and other
assignments which have immediate and real world application.
This course is about learning of risk and failure and growing from it. It is about learning to forge
one’s ideas into workable business concepts, commit them to paper, and flesh them out into a
reasonable form that can be tested to see if it could stand up to the demands of the market. The
students must write at a top level, argue the potential of their ideas, and convince investors that
their ideas are worth being born in the marketplace.
Teaching Methodology and Assessment
Instructor will deliver the lectures and will share the study material including slides, and
discussion will hold on the relevant topics in class. Students are expected to study the topics
prior to class time. Instructor will share quiz assignment to assess understanding of the topic on
the given guiding questions and learning objectives. Students are expected to solve assignments
on basis of their understanding lectures and given study material.
Instructor will discuss the students’ responses on questions included in quiz/assignment and will
answer the questions on the assigned topics.
Recommended Books:
1. Entrepreneurship: strategies and resource by MARC J. DOLLINGER , fourth edition,7
2. Kelley school of business Indiana university
3. Entrepreneurship – Theory Process Practice by Donald F. Koratko 8th Edition (South
Western - Cengage Learning)
4. The One Minute Entrepreneur by Ken Blanchard, Don Hutson and Ethan Willis
Department of Forensic Sciences
Khawaja Fareed Campus, Bahawalpur
Course Outline
Course: Entrepreneurship Instructor Rana Zahid Hafeez
Course Code Email
Credit Hours 03 Contact No. 0300-0087044
Basic knowledge about
Prerequisites WhatsApp 0300-0087044
businesses Management
Program BS Forensic Sciences Class 4th Semester
Lecture Days Friday & Saturday Lecture Time 2:00 To 3:00
Course Description:
With more than half of the new jobs being created in the world economy by small businesses, the
particular problems and experiences encountered in starting and developing new enterprises are
clearly worth studying. This course of Entrepreneurship has been designed to provide the
participants with an overall understanding of the concept of entrepreneurship and small business
management. Participants will be prepared to start, survive, and succeed in their own businesses.
The course puts a strong emphasis on the development of a real world, workable, implementable
business plan that applies the proper methods, techniques and skills needed for successfully
developing and growing a new venture. While some theory will be explored, the major thrust of
this course will be to ensure that the primary product of the course, the Business Plan, and other
assignments which have immediate and real world application.
This course is about learning of risk and failure and growing from it. It is about learning to forge
one’s ideas into workable business concepts, commit them to paper, and flesh them out into a
reasonable form that can be tested to see if it could stand up to the demands of the market. The
students must write at a top level, argue the potential of their ideas, and convince investors that
their ideas are worth being born in the marketplace.
Teaching Methodology and Assessment
Instructor will deliver the lectures and will share the study material including slides, and
discussion will hold on the relevant topics in class. Students are expected to study the topics
prior to class time. Instructor will share quiz assignment to assess understanding of the topic on
the given guiding questions and learning objectives. Students are expected to solve assignments
on basis of their understanding lectures and given study material.
Instructor will discuss the students’ responses on questions included in quiz/assignment and will
answer the questions on the assigned topics.
Recommended Books:
1. Entrepreneurship: strategies and resource by MARC J. DOLLINGER , fourth edition,7
2. Kelley school of business Indiana university
3. Entrepreneurship – Theory Process Practice by Donald F. Koratko 8th Edition (South
Western - Cengage Learning)
4. The One Minute Entrepreneur by Ken Blanchard, Don Hutson and Ethan Willis
