MBA 607 — Strategic Marketing Management
This course is designed for the graduate student that either has some elementary exposure to marketing as an undergraduate or has no foundational exposure to the subject. The class content will briefly review basic marketing principles as they relate to solving case studies. Teams will be assigned and given approximately four preliminary cases and one final strategic case. The feedback gained from each case presentation is designed to enhance the students understanding of the subject and prepare them for the next case that increases in difficulty with each progressive round during the term. At the conclusion of the course, the student should be better prepared to understand how marketing is a fundamental guiding principle to business decisions in todays globally competitive marketplace.
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- Education, MS
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- MBA, Corporate Finance
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- MBA, General Concentration
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- MBA, Hospitality Concentration
- MBA, Human Resource Management Concentration
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- MBA, Organizational Leadership Concentration
- MBA, Marketing Concentration
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- MBA, Supply Chain Management