Marketing in Action

Course Description

An advanced project-based course for students specializing in Marketing. Students will apply all concepts and frameworks learned from prior marketing courses. This course provides an experiential, project-based learning environment in which students will gain a personal feel for strategic marketing planning and decision making working for a real business client. Students will address critical issues related to the client project, which may include segmentation and positioning, product development, customer acquisition and retention, brand management, marketing research, and the use of advertising and promotion. The environment firms face today is increasingly complex and fast-changing. Hence, the core job of marketing – attract, retain, grow customers; earn profits – is ever more important. This course will attempt to provide the strategic marketing experience you will need to help jumpstart and succeed in your career. 3 credits Prerequisite: BUS major or PSY major admitted to the marketing concentration; U4 standing or higher; BUS 348 ; BUS 358 for BUS majors, one of the following for PSY majors: AMS 102 , ECO 320 , POL 201 , PSY 201 or SOC 202 ; permission of instructor required.

Code

BUS 449

Credits

3

Subject

BUS

Programs That Include This Course

• Bachelor's Bachelor of Science in Business Management