BUSI 336 Introduction to Entrepreneurship Sample Papers, Week by Week

Liberty University · BS in Business Administration · Business and accounting · Updated

BUSI 336 takes a business idea from first concept to a pitch: defining the value proposition and the opportunity, testing the industry, the product and the finances, building a go-to-market strategy and presenting the venture with faith integration and social responsibility. The samples below follow one composite group venture, a home safety service that helps older adults avoid falls, through every deliverable, from the founder's self analysis to the final pitch deck.

CourseBUSI 336 Introduction to Entrepreneurship (BUSI336)
Credit hours3
ProgramBS in Business Administration
Length8 Module/Weeks, online
Weeks with written work8 of 8
Samples on this site8 week sample papers
SourcesLiberty's 2026-2027 catalog and the published BUSI 336 course guide
UpdatedOctober 2026

What BUSI 336 covers

The course is built around a group project that starts in Module/Week 1 with each student's Entrepreneur Self Analysis and a group track designation, then moves one deliverable a module/week through the business idea definition, the three feasibility analyses and the go-to-market strategy to the draft and final business presentations.

Forum threads run at least 400 words, posted by Thursday, and replies to two classmates run at least 150 words by Monday in APA format; the three quizzes are open-book with 25 questions and a one-hour limit, and every assignment asks students to apply a biblical worldview to business decisions.

Liberty's 2026-2027 catalog describes BUSI 336 Introduction to Entrepreneurship this way:
An overview course in the principles of establishing an entrepreneurial venture for either a for-profit enterprise or a non-profit organization.

BUSI 336 week by week, with the sample for each

WeekWritten work in the course guidePointsSample
Week 1Entrepreneur Self Analysis (Discussion Board 1 also due)30Read the Week 1 sample
Week 2Business Idea Definition (Group; Discussion Board 2 and Quiz 1 also due)60Read the Week 2 sample
Week 3Industry Feasibility Analysis (Group; Discussion Board 3 also due)60Read the Week 3 sample
Week 4Product Feasibility Analysis (Group; Discussion Board 4 also due)60Read the Week 4 sample
Week 5Go-to-Market Strategy (Group; Quiz 2 also due)60Read the Week 5 sample
Week 6Financial Feasibility Analysis (Group; Discussion Board 5 and Draft Business Presentation also due)60Read the Week 6 sample
Week 7Discussion Board 660Read the Week 7 sample
Week 8Final Business Presentation (Group; Quiz 3 also due)100Read the Week 8 sample

Where BUSI 336 papers lose points

BUSI 336 group work loses points when the feasibility analyses rely on the founders' enthusiasm instead of data, when the financial figures in the pitch deck do not match the financial analysis, and when faith and social responsibility appear as slogans rather than as decisions the venture actually makes.

Using a BUSI 336 sample well

The samples draw on federal data on falls and the older population, meta-analyses of entrepreneurs' personalities, research on value propositions, purchase intentions, referrals, startup financing and franchising, and Carroll's pyramid of corporate social responsibility.

BUSI 336 questions, answered

Is the BUSI 336 project done in groups?

Yes. Students join groups that identify and evaluate a business opportunity together, though the guide lets a student work alone when planning to actually start the business being evaluated.

What are the three feasibility analyses in BUSI 336?

Industry feasibility in Module/Week 3, product feasibility in Module/Week 4 and financial feasibility in Module/Week 6, each a 60-point group deliverable that tests the business idea before the pitch.

What is in the BUSI 336 final pitch deck?

The final business presentation, worth 100 points in Module/Week 8, presents the opportunity, the feasibility findings, the strategy and the financials, and must include faith integration and corporate social responsibility.

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