Marketing
- 1. Foundations of Marketing I (25 hours);
- 2. Foundations of Marketing II (25 hours);
- 3. Digital Marketing (30 hours).
Our assortment of marketing courses provides you with an understanding of all the elements of Marketing Management. Studies will include marketing planning, promotion, research, e-Marketing, and customer service and sales. Our marketing courses will help you develop the knowledge and skills for a successful marketing career, whether you are just starting out or have been working for a while. You will build a strong foundation in business fundamentals and develop specialized knowledge and applied skills with your marketing option.
Foundation of Marketing I (25 hours)
Course Description
This course is first part of foundations of marketing that give the student to explore the basic principles of marketing and its role in business. The student will lean the marketing strategies to measure and manage the return on marketing, develop a SWOT analysis and competitive analysis, conduct primary and secondary market research, differentiate between consumer and business market and their buying processes, and conduct market segmentation, target market selection, and product positioning. In addition, student will be able to describe the decisions marketers make throughout the product life cycle for their products and services.
Prerequisite: None
Description of Modules
Chapter 1 |
Marketing and its environment |
Chapter 2 |
Market segmentation |
Chapter 3 |
The market segmentation process |
Chapter 4 |
Obtaining data for marketing decisions |
Chapter 5 |
Marketing strategy and the marketing plan |
Chapter 6 |
Total customer satisfaction in marketing |
Chapter 7 |
Consumer behaviour |
Chapter 8 |
Business-to-business marketing |
Chapter 9 |
Product management and strategy |
Chapter 10 |
Service |
Foundations of Marketing II (25 hours)
Course Description
This course is second part of foundations of marketing that give the student to explore the basic principles of marketing and its role in business. In addition to the “four Ps” of marketing—product, price, place, and promotion—students will be introduced to how marketers create customer-driven marketing strategies based on their research and understanding of the marketing environment and customers. Students will develop a marketing plan and integrated marketing communications (IMC) plan based on a case study, which will be assessed on students’ application of marketing terminology and processes and in the professionalism of their work.
Prerequisite:
Marketing Level I or equivalent.
Description of Modules
Chapter 1 |
Review basic marketing strategy and management |
Chapter 2 |
Price determination |
Chapter 3 |
Managing the pricing function |
Chapter 4 |
Channel and distribution strategy |
Chapter 5 |
Channel and distribution strategy |
Chapter 6 |
Retailing |
Chapter 7 |
Logistics and supply chain management |
Chapter 8 |
Marketing communications strategy |
Chapter 9 |
Marketing communications applications |
Chapter 10 |
Global Marketing |
Digital Marketing (30 hours)
Course Description
This course provides the student with e-Marketing techniques and strategies that can help any forward-thinking organization be competitive in today's business environment. Key areas that promise to leverage the power of Internet are: customer relationship management (CRM); 1:1 marketing; permission-based e-mail marketing; viral marketing; attributes of a good Website and Website marketing goals; Website promotion/search engine positioning/ranking, and key Internet technologies/terminologies/acronyms
Prerequisite:
Marketing Level II or equivalent.
Description of Modules
Chapter 1 |
Introduction to E-Marketing |
Chapter 2 |
Strategic E-Marketing and Performance Metrics |
Chapter 3 |
The E-Marketing Plan |
Chapter 4 |
Global E-Marketing |
Chapter 5 |
Ethical and Legal Issues |
Chapter 6 |
E-Marketing Research |
Chapter 7 |
Consumer Behavior Online |
Chapter 8 |
Segmentation, Targeting, Differentiation, and Positioning Strategies |
Chapter 9 |
Product: The Online Offer |
Chapter 10 |
Price: The Online Value |
Chapter 11 |
The Internet for Distribution |
Chapter 12 |
E-Marketing Communication |
Chapter 13 |
Customer Relationship Management on e-business |
Marking Scheme
This course has in-class exercises weights 25%, assignments weighs 50%, and one final project weigh 25% toward the final grade
Instructors have the discretion to make changes to the marking scheme deemed necessary. For details, please refer to individual class syllabus.
Grading scale:
A |
94 – 100% |
C+ |
75 – 79% |
A- |
90 – 93% |
C |
70 – 74% |
B+ |
86 – 89% |
D |
60 – 69% |
B |
83 – 85% |
F |
0 – 59% |
B- |
80 – 82% |
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Total Training Hours: 80 hours
Training Frequency: 3 hours at one time; twice a week; schedule with trainers
Training Duration: 14 weeks
Delivery Method: On-Campus or On-Sit (send trainers to participants’ workplace)
Tuition Fee: $3600.00
Instructors / Trainers: Jeff Chiang / TBA
Class Capacity:
On-campus Training: Maximum 15 students per class
On-site Training: Maximum 10 students