SYLLABUS FOR Marketing
ORMN 408
Group
128
Term: Summer 2006
Course Number: ORMN
408 Marketing
Instructor: Thomas Drake
Office Phone: (708) 445-6041
Mailing
Address:
FAX: (219) 473-4259
Course Time: Tuesday Evenings, 6:00 to
10:00 P.M.
Course Location:
Textbooks: Marketing, An Introduction, 8th edition, 2006, Gary
Armstrong and Phillip Kotler
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student has plagiarized or been involved in another form of academic
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Please Note:
Modifications to this syllabus may be made to meet the needs of this specific
class.
Withdrawal from Classes
Policy:
Degree
Completion Division (DCD) students should consult the DCD Student Handbook for
information on DCD withdrawals.
An
official withdrawal is recorded as a "W" grade on the student's
transcript. Dropping a
Course
without written permission automatically incurs an "F" grade for the
course (see
Refund Schedule).
Class Policy for Assignments: Late work will only be
accepted with prior approval. An I grade
will only be given with prior approval, otherwise a failing grade will be assigned. Grades for accepted late work may be lowered
at the instructor’s discretion.
Class Policy on
Attendance: Students are expected to
attend all class sessions. If a student
must miss a class session they are expected to contact the instructor prior to
the class session. If a student misses
more than one four-hour class session they will be administratively withdrawn
from that class.
Attendance
at all class sessions is required.
Meaningful class participation is a core feature of the program. Students function as instructors by bringing
their experience and insights to class discussion. If you are not present, you cannot benefit
from fellow students, and you deny fellow students the benefit of your knowledge
and experience. Attendance also is a
major element of your participation grade.
Course Objectives / Learning
Outcomes:
Students
will have an understanding of basic marketing concepts and be able to relate
them to an Organizational setting.
Students
will know the four components of the marketing mix: product, price, promotion
and place or distribution.
Students
will understand the importance of market research and have a basic
understanding of research techniques and the use of primary and secondary data
sources.
Students
will understand the move toward relationship marketing and the emphasis on
customer satisfaction and value.
Students
will understand the role of the marketing function in an organization
Skill Outcomes:
Students
will know how to conduct basic market research
Students
will know how to conduct SWOT analysis
Students
will be able to develop a basic marketing plan.
Students
will be able to critically assess marketing programs in their own and other
organizations.
Assessment:
45%
Class participation, including:
45% - Research Paper due the last session. The paper should be 5 to 7 pages, double
spaced and typed. You should cite at
least three published or internet sources.
There should be a cover page and bibliography.
10
% - Key terms due the third session.
Grading Scale:
A=
92 % to 100 %
B=
82% to 91.9 %
C=
72 % to 81.9 %
D=
62 % to 71.9 %
F=
61.0 % or less
Format for Written
Assignments:
Students will adhere to the American Psychological Association Guidelines (APA) style for all papers.
Please
read all chapters before they are discussed in class
Session Topic-Assignment
Week
#1 Chapters 1, 2, 3 and 4
Assignment #1 due, see
below.
Week
#2 Chapters 5, 6, 7, and 8
Research topic due
Week
# 3 Chapters 9, 10, 11, and 12
Key words due
Week
#4 Chapter 13, 14, 15 and 16
Week #5 The Research
Paper and Class presentation due.
Please
read chapters 1, 2, & 3 from your marketing textbook. The following assignment utilizes concepts
you will read about in these chapters.
1. Bring a copy to class of the
mission statement for the organization where you are employed. Be prepared to discuss how well you think the
statement describes and reflects the organization today and how it currently
conducts its business. If your
organization does not have a written mission statement, prepare a draft of what
you think the mission statement should be.
Be prepared to discuss why you believe your draft reflects the
organization’s current mission.
2. Describe the primary product
or service(s) your department within your organization delivers.
3. Who is the primary target
audience for the product or service(s) your department provides (could be and
external audience, an internal audience, or both)?
4. Develop two marketing
objectives for your department. Try to
be specific and make them measurable.
5. Are there any external
environmental factors (legal or governmental regulation, economic trends,
political, social considerations, etc.) that impact or affect what services
your department delivers and how they are delivered?
Key Terms
Handout
Define
the following terms which appear in the text.
You may type the definition or they may be hand written, if you hand
writing is legible. Use your text to
find the appropriate definition. Due the third session.
Customer
satisfaction
Demands
Market
Marketing
Marketing
concepts
Marketing
management
Need
Product
Service
Want
Business
portfolio
Diversification
Market
development
Market
penetration
Market
position
Market
segment
Market
segmentation
E-business
E-marketing
E-commerce
Marketing
web site
Online
advertising
Cultural
environment
Demography
Economic
environment
Generation
X
Generation
Y
Macro
environment
Marketing
environment
Marketing
intermediaries
Microenvironment
Natural
environment
Political
environment
Technological
environment
Descriptive
research
Experimental
research
Exploratory
research
Focus
group interviewing
Marketing
intelligence
Marketing
research