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Instructor RoomNo. OfficeHours Email Telephone Secretary/TA TAOfficeHours CourseURL(ifany) Dr.AneelaMalik 147 TBA aneela.malik@lums.edu.pk 04235608031 TBA TBA
CourseBasics CreditHours 04 Lecture(s) NbrofLec(s)PerWeek 2 Duration 110mins Recitation/Lab(perweek) NbrofLec(s)PerWeek N/A Duration Tutorial(perweek) NbrofLec(s)PerWeek Duration CourseDistribution Core Elective Yes OpenforStudentCategory CloseforStudentCategory COURSEDESCRIPTION Marketinghelpsinmeetingtheglobalchallengesfacingdifferentorganizationsthroughouttheworld.Thiscourseintroduces,tothe students, the fundamentals of marketing such as key concepts, theories, decisions and applications along with emerging marketing trendswhichareanintegralpartofmanagingprofitablecustomerrelationshipsandareessentialtoanysuccessfulorganization.This coursewillenhancestudentsproblemsolvinganddecisionmakingabilities. COURSEPREREQUISITE(S) None COURSEOBJECTIVES Thiscourseisintendedtohelpstudentsto: developanindepthunderstandingofmarketing possesstheabilitytoapplytheoreticalconceptstopracticalmarketingproblemsbylearningaboutthe kindsofproblemsanddecisionsthemarketingmanagerscomeacross considermarketingasacareer understandtheeffectsofthemarketingconceptonconsumersandsociety
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Objectives/ Application Studentswillknowwhatis MarketingandtheMarketing process Studentswilllearntheelements ofcustomerdrivenmarketing strategyandtheinfluencing factors Studentswillunderstandthe environmentalfactorsaffecting thewayhowacompanyserves itscustomers Studentswillknowhow companiesanalyzeanduse marketinginformationtoserve theircustomersinabetter manner Studentswillbeabletodefine factorsinfluencingconsumer buyingbehavior Studentswillbeabletodefine thebusinessmarketsandexplain howthesearedifferentfrom
Lecture1
DefiningMarketing;developingaframework forMarketing
Lecture2
BuildingCustomerRelationships
Lecture3
AnalyzingtheMarketingEnvironment MarketingInformationandCustomerInsights
Chapter3(Kotleretal.,2010)
Chapter4(Kotleretal.,2010)
Lecture4
ConsumerBuyingBehavior BusinessBuyerBehavior
Chapter5(Kotleretal.,2010) Chapter6(Kotleretal.,2010)
Chapter8(Kotleretal.,2010) Chapter9(Kotleretal.,2010)
Lecture 14 Lecture 15 Lecture 16 Lecture 17 Lecture 18,19 Lecture 20 Lecture 21,22 Lecture 23 Lecture 24 Lecture 25 Lecture 26,27 Lecture 28
PricingStrategies
DeliveringCustomerValue
Chapter12(Kotleretal.,2010) Chapter14(Kotleretal.,2010)
Chapter15(Kotleretal.,2010)
Studentswillunderstandthe importanceofmarketinglogistics andtheavailablemajorchannels alternatives Studentswilllearnhowto developeffectivemarketing communications Thiswillmakestudents understandtheroleofbuilding publicrelationsinAdvertising Studentswillbeabletodiscuss thebenefitsofdirectmarketing tocustomersandbusiness Studentswillknowhow companiesadapttheirmarketing mixesforinternationalmarkets Studentswillbeabletodescribe sustainablemarketingand highlightitsimportance
GlobalMarketing SustainableMarketing
Theinstructorwillusethefollowingastextbookintheclass: Kotler,P.,Armstrong,G.,Agnihotri,P.Y.andHaqueE.(2010).PrinciplesofMarketingASouthAsianPerspective, 13thedition,ISBN:9780136079415 SupplementaryReadings: Jobber,D.(2006).PrinciplesandPracticesofMarketing,4thedition,McGrawHillInternationalUK,ISBN:007 710708X WilliamJ.Stanton:FundamentalofMarketing,Etzel,andWalkerMcGrawHill Electronicresources www.prenhall.com/kotler www.marketingterms.com www.knowthis.com www.marketingpower.com
Note: The instructor may add video clips/cases/reading material during the course or invite a guest speaker but all thesechangeswillbeannouncedintheclass. StudentsareadvisedtoregularlyvisitLMSforanyupdateaboutthelecture. QuestionsrelatedtothediscussionsinclasswillalsobeincludedintheMidtermandtheFinalexam. Passivelistenersarenotencouragedtotakethiscourse.Eachstudentissupposedtoactivelyparticipateinclass discussions to earn his/her "class participation" (CP) grade. The instructor may call on students to answer questionsanddiscussclassmaterialstoencourageeveryonetoparticipateintheclassdiscussions.