Description
5210 MARKETING
(3 semester hours credit)
Strategy and Execution Certificate
This course provides students with a working knowledge of contemporary marketing principles, the ability to solve diverse and complex marketing problems, and a comprehensive set of marketing strategies that can be used effectively within a global environment. Emphasis is placed on applying course learning to real-world challenges. Students are taught to think strategically and ethically to achieve a desired market presence and to develop and maintain strong customer relationships. Areas of study include market assessment and development, understanding consumer behavior, segmentation and target selection, strategic brand positioning, product management, integrated communications, channel management, strategic pricing, and market planning.
Required Prerequisites: KEYS Digital Literacy and KEYS Critical Thinking
Recommended Prerequisite: 5140