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Course Title and Number: Marketing – Presentation & Survey Skills - RBM 142
Instructor: Mathew C. Williams
School Phone: (253)-589-5664
Office Hours: (Monday – Friday 7:45 to 9:00 am / 2:00 to 3:15 pm)
Email Address: Mathew.Williams@cptc.edu (24 hours reply time)
Program of studies description:
Marketing by Grewal and Levy - (2 Edition)
It is clear that marketing has changed significantly in the past few decades. So much so, that in 2004 and
again in 2007, the American Marketing Association redefined the word “marketing” itself. Grewal/Levy
is the first Principles of Marketing text to be written from the ground up using the new definition and its
value focus. In keeping with the value theme of the text, the authors met face to face with more than 150
instructors and walked through each chapter of the text and each supplement of the package in order to
provide the most current, useful text and package on the market. Other themes that permeate throughout
the text are: services, ethics, global marketing and the power of the internet. Because services marketing
and ethics in marketing play such vital roles in marketing practice today, the authors have dedicated an
entire chapter to each of these concepts. The authors provide adding value, superior service, ethical and
societal dilemmas and the power of the internet examples throughout, and everywhere these themes fit.
The authors have also been careful to integrate the 4Ps of marketing with the overriding value theme.
Required Texts: (Book prices are subject to change)
E-Book Text – Marketing by Grewal and Levy (Cost $68.00) (ISBN) # 0077271262
Please use this link to purchase your books: http://www.coursesmart.com/
Classroom is located at: http://connect.mcgraw-
hill.com/class/m_williams_summer_2010_-_marketing_rbm_142_1
Course objectives/standards:
Students will:
1. Actively participate in all chapter projects, and writing assignments.
2. Satisfactorily completed daily assignments with a minimum of 73%.
3. Satisfactorily complete all test sections with a minimum of 73%.
Method of Grade Calculation:
To receive credit for the course on Marketing, students must complete standards 1-2 and receive an
average of 73 percent overall per standard.
1. Homework / Self Quiz 190 points possible
2. Mid-term and Final Tests 500 points possible
Please see the Marketing grading ratio breakdown below
Course Title and Number: Marketing – Presentation & Survey Skills - RBM 142
(This syllabus will be revised as necessary throughout the year.)
E-Book – Marketing by Grewal and Levy ( 2nd Edition) - (ISBN) # 0077271262
Hard copy - (ISBN) # 9780073380957 –Purchase used books online: http://www.chambal.com
Assignment Name Points Type Approximate Time
Chapter 1 10 Homework/Quiz
Chapter 2 10 Homework/Quiz Completed by Week 1
Chapter 3 10 Homework/Quiz
Chapter 4 10 Homework/Quiz Completed by Week 2
Chapter 5 10 Homework/Quiz
Chapter 6 10 Homework/Quiz Completed by Week 3
Chapter 7 10 Homework/Quiz
Chapter 8 10 Homework/Quiz Completed by Week 4
Chapter 9 10 Homework/Quiz
Mid-Test Chapters 1-9 240 Covers Chapter 1 to 9 Completed by Week 5
Chapter 10 10 Homework/Quiz Completed by Week 6
Chapter 11 10 Homework/Quiz
Chapter 12 10 Homework/Quiz Completed by Week 7
Chapter 13 10 Homework/Quiz
Chapter 14 10 Homework/Quiz Completed by Week 8
Chapter 15 10 Homework/Quiz
Chapter 16 10 Homework/Quiz Completed by Week 9
Chapter 17 10 Homework/Quiz
Chapter 18 10 Homework/Quiz Completed by Week 10
Chapter 19 10 Homework/Quiz
Final Exam Chapters 10-19 260 Covers Chapters 10 to 19 Complete by Week 11
* All students must complete the above scheduled assignments and tests as shown. This will
allow for completion as per quarter schedule to receive credit for the course.
* Fall, Winter and Spring Quarters are 55 days in length and Summer Quarter is only 45 days in
length, all weekly assignments must be complete within the that time-frame.
Grading Scale
Percentage Grade Point Grade
93 - 100 4.0 A
92 - 90 3.7 A-
87 - 89 3.3 B+
83 - 86 3.0 B
80 - 82 2.7 B-
77 - 79 2.3 C+
73 - 76 2.0 C
70 – 72 Not Passing 1.7 C-
Table of Contents: Marketing 2nd Edition (Grewal and Levy)
Section One Assessing the Marketplace
Chapter 1 Overview of Marketing
Chapter 2 Developing Marketing Strategies and a Marketing Plan
Chapter 3 Marketing Ethics
Chapter 4 Analyzing the Marketing Environment
Section Two Understanding the Marketplace
Chapter 5 Consumer Behavior
Chapter 6 Business-to-Business Marketing
Chapter 7 Global Marketing
Section Three Targeting the Marketplace
Chapter 8 Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning
Chapter 9 Marketing Research and Information Systems
Section Four Value Creation
Chapter 10 Product, Branding, and Package Decisions
Chapter 11 Developing New Products
Chapter 12 Services: The Intangible Product
Section Five Value Capture
Chapter 13 Pricing Concepts for Establishing Value
Chapter 14 Strategic Pricing Methods
Section Six Value Delivery: Designing the Channel and Supply Chain
Chapter 15 Supply Chain Management
Chapter 16 Retailing and Multi-Channel Marketing
Section Seven Value Communication
Chapter 17 Integrated Marketing Communications
Chapter 18 Advertising and Sales Promotions
Chapter 19 Personal Selling and Sales Management
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