| Category | Assignment | Subject | Management |
|---|---|---|---|
| University | Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) | Module Title | ENTR2262 Entrepreneurial Management |
| Academic Year | 2025 |
|---|
| Deadline | September 2nd, 2025 – December 16th, 2025 |
Midterm Assessment (20%)
Date: due Oct 24th
Details: This is an assessment focused on selected topics covered in the first half of the course. Detailed instructions will be available on the course Brightspace site.
Date: Sept. 26th
Details: Students will select a business venture and conduct analyses to make informed recommendations for success in the selected venture.
Marking rubrics are available in the assignment section on Brightspace. APA Style is required for format and all references. Please see the “APA Lite for College Papers” link on your course Brightspace page.
Date: December 5th
Details: Interview a small business owner and write about their experience in creating or managing their business. The submission will be a report or ‘article’ with the finished interview.
Your interview does not have to be in-person (online/telephone interviews are acceptable).
Marking rubrics are available in the assignment section on Brightspace. APA Style is required for format and all references. Please see the “APA Lite for College Papers” link on your course Brightspace page.
30% of the course grade is derived from participation in and assessments related to an online Entrepreneur Simulation in which students manage a virtual retail store through several years of operations.
Date: See Simulation schedule (in LMS)
Details: Students will participate in a Business Simulation that requires well-informed decision-making to run a virtual company in a competitive environment. Students will plan and manage a virtual company in direct competition with their peers. Students will be graded on the performance of their virtual company, as well as through a number of simulation-specific assessments.
Exam Conflicts: JRSSB actively mitigates known scheduling-based conflicts where possible during the coordinated assessment period. Students are responsible for ensuring their coordinated assessment period is free of scheduling-based conflicts by reporting any unaddressed scheduling-based conflicts to JRSSB’s exam coordination team. Students must report unaddressed scheduling-based conflicts to busexams@nait.ca immediately upon discovery and before the start of the coordinated assessment period.
Exam Deferrals: The Deferred Exam process is designed to assist students with extenuating circumstances beyond the student’s control. An exam must be at least 20% of the final course grade to be eligible for a deferral. Please contact your instructor regarding exams worth less than 20% of your final mark. The Student must initiate NAIT's Deferred Exam Booking Process; a completed Deferred Exam Request Form(s) must be sent to busexams@nait.ca for processing. For more details, please refer to the Grades Procedure, section 4.5. If your request is approved, you will pay a deferral fee of $150.00 + GST per Exam. Payment is required before writing a Deferred Exam.
Academic Integrity is demonstrated by students taking steps to make sure that their instructor can accurately assess a student’s skill level for a given topic. This means that the work students submit must be their own, within the parameters of the assigned work to be assessed, and any part of that work that is not their own is appropriately attributed.
Students also demonstrate Academic Integrity by taking steps to ensure that their efforts are not used by other students to misrepresent their skills during assessment. In other words, supporting others in violations of the principles of Academic Integrity is itself a violation of these principles.
When students, intentionally or not, obfuscate, deceive, or hinder the ability of NAIT instructors and programs to assess their performance, they will be considered to have violated the NAIT principles of Academic Integrity. These violations are categorised as Academic misconduct. (NAIT Academic Integrity Procedure, SR1.3, Section 1.0 Purpose).
Every NAIT student must complete NAIT Modules on Academic Integrity for their awareness and to increase their knowledge as to the expectations – knowledge that is critical to their success.
SR 1.3 Academic Integrity Procedure
Student Responsibility: It is expected that students will be responsible citizens of the Institute by following the Student Rights and Responsibilities Policy (SR 1.0). As such, each student will assist in the preservation of Institute property, and assume responsibility for their education by staying informed of and abiding by academic requirements and policies; demonstrating respect toward others; and meeting expectations concerning attendance, assignments, deadlines, and appointments.
SR 1.0 Student Rights and Responsibilities Policy
Equity and Inclusion: NAIT is committed to advancing equity and to actively and intentionally creating learning environments that promote a sense of belonging and dignity that ensure all people are safe, respected and valued. Acknowledging that every member of the NAIT community has a role in and responsibility to this work, NAIT provides the resources and support necessary for programs, departments and individuals to champion equity, diversity and inclusion and address barriers in meaningful ways.
Territorial Acknowledgement: NAIT respectfully honours and acknowledges that it is located on traditional Treaty 6 territory and an important trading centre for the Métis people.
Unless otherwise specified, you must submit all assignments/projects using APA format, which includes:
Submitting Assignments/Deadlines
Please ensure you get you assignments handed in on time. Late assignments will be given a zero*.
*Accommodations can be made for documented emergencies.
Please note that any synchronous learning session, including any questions or comments submitted by students during such sessions, may be recorded and made available to students following completion of the session(s). This collection of personal information is carried out pursuant to section 33(c) of the Alberta Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, for the purpose of providing reference materials for students while studying, or for the purpose of assisting students who require medical or other accommodations. If you have any questions regarding the collection and use of this personal information, please contact:
Student Resolution Office
NAIT Main Campus | 11762-106 Street NW, Edmonton, AB T5G 2R1
Tel: 780-378-6136 | Email: resolutions@nait.ca
Assessments will be monitored using online proctoring software that uses your webcam to record you and your immediate surroundings while you complete the assessment. These recordings may be saved and reviewed by NAIT at a later date. This collection of personal information is carried out pursuant to section 33(c) of the Alberta Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, for the purpose of ensuring academic integrity during the examination (assessment). If you have any questions regarding the collection and use of this personal information, please contact:
Student Resolution Office
NAIT Main Campus | 11762-106 Street NW, Edmonton, AB T5G 2R1
Tel: 780-378-6136 | Email: resolutions@nait.ca
Please note that the recording will not be monitored by a live NAIT representative, and NAIT, therefore, will not be able to provide assistance remotely in the event of a medical or other emergency.
Your instructor should always be your first point of contact for items concerning course content, navigating Brightspace, timelines, assessment instructions, expectations, and grading.
Learning Services offers a variety of supports to help you develop your learning skills and achieve your full potential. Learn more about the services and what they have to offer for everyone at NAIT. Please see the Learning Services block in your Brightspace Course/Site(s).
Library Services: The NAIT Library is a hub of learning, exploring, and creating. They support the NAIT community through access to resources, collaborative and exploratory spaces, cutting-edge technology, and programming that supports academic excellence and life-long learning. See the NAIT Library block in your Brightspace Course/Site(s).
Information Technology Services (ITS): Connect with the ITS Help Desk for technical support related to device issues and for support during an online assessment/examination.
The JR Shaw Business Information Centre (BIC) is our centralised unit providing student-facing supports for all JR Shaw School of Business programs. Our Program Specialists (student advisors) can assist in providing general information and program-specific administrative and advising supports.
Phone: 780.471.8998 |E-mail: businfo@nait.ca | Location: CAT 301
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