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FactPak 2005

Hudson Valley Community College

Troy, New York

 

COURSE SYLLABUS

 

Course Title:         Advertising

 

Course Number:    MKTG 200

 

Instructor:             Paul M. Adams

 

Prerequisites:        None

 

Email:                   adamspau@hvcc.edu

 

Semester Office Hours:   By appointment. I will make a point to check email regularly and will be very responsive.

                                     

Text(s): Advertising and Integrated Brand Promotion, 3rd Edition, by Thomas C. O’Guinn, Chris T. Allen, Richard J. Semenik

ISBN # 0-324-11380-3, Thomas Southwestern (Required)

 

 

Date Prepared:      November 2004                  Prepared By: Paul M. Adams

 

Course Overview

Businesses exist to make a profit. That profit is generated by the firm’s sales. A large part of generating sales comes from the Marketing department. The four main objectives of marketing are: Product, Price, Place and Promotion. In this course we will drill down into the Promotion component of marketing and help determine how we can help drive the company’s sales. This course will not only touch upon advertising as a way to drive company sales but also look at other promotion activities that can drive a company’s sales.

 

Grade Evaluation: Homework                                 50%

Final Project                              25%

                             Class Participation                      25%

                            

 

Homework – There will be homework assignments assigned at various weeks throughout the course. These assignments are designed for the student to think independently through a topic in marketing.

 

Final Project – Each student will be responsible for creating an integrated promotion. A full plan will be submitted based on topics learned in the course.

 

Class Participation - Learning takes place when the exchange of ideas flows freely. I put a high emphasis on class participation to develop students' communication and interaction skills. Class attendance is definitely important and participation in the class discussion will show command of a particular topic. Group projects within class will be performed and it is expected that all students will participate throughout the semester.

 

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