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Criminology · 300 Level · First Semester
CYB 322 CYBERSECURITY INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP is a 300 Level course in the Criminology department, taught in the First Semester. On La-Net Hub you can watch all 97 recorded lectures for free, grouped into 14 series, read the course lecture note online or download it as a PDF, and test yourself with practice questions.
Business Ethics, Legal Issues, and Entrepreneurial Case Studies highlight the importance of integrity, compliance, and practical learning in building sustainable ventures. Business ethics ensures that entrepreneurs operate with honesty, fairness, and social responsibility, fostering trust among stakeholders. Legal issues involve navigating regulations, intellectual property rights, contracts, and liability to protect both the business and its customers. Meanwhile, entrepreneurial case studies provide real-world examples of successes and failures, offering valuable lessons on decision-making, risk management, and innovation. Together, these elements equip entrepreneurs with the knowledge to avoid pitfalls, uphold credibility, and strategically grow their businesses in competitive and regulated environments.
Business Feasibility, Strategy, and Marketing are interconnected pillars that determine whether a business idea can succeed in the real world. Business feasibility involves analyzing the practicality of an idea by assessing financial viability, market demand, resources, and risks. A well-defined business strategy then outlines the long-term vision, competitive positioning, and operational plans to achieve sustainable growth. Finally, marketing ensures that products or services reach the right audience through effective branding, promotion, and customer engagement. Together, these elements provide a structured approach for entrepreneurs to validate ideas, build resilience, and create value in competitive markets.