ENTREP 330-1
Startup Accounting and Finance
This course meets a core requirement for the Farley undergraduate minor in entrepreneurship. This course teaches students foundational accounting principles and how to manage the finances of small and early-stage businesses. Students will work in teams on projects driven by case studies and will immediately be able to apply their learnings to their own startup projects.
2026 Fall
Topics
- The goal of this course is to lay the foundation for what a founder needs to know to successfully launch and scale a startup, taught from the accountant's' perspective. You'll learn not only what exactly accounting is, but how it applies to startups specifically. In addition, we will teach the basics that will enable you to manage your accounting operations during the infancy of a startup's lifecycle. Further, we will provide founders with a level of understanding that equips them to make actionable, strategic decisions from accurate and insightful accounting.
Readings
- Course materials provided at no cost to students
Prerequisites & course information
SoC Mathematics, Science, and Technology Distro
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026–2027
- Catalogue entry ↗
- Official class description ↗2026 Fall
Catalogue variants
- Startup Accounting and Finance · 1 Unit · Undergraduate