MM-1 Course Outline 2020 (Tentative)

 

 

 

                                           

                                            PROGRAMME:  MBA [FT]

Batch: 2020 – 2022   Term- I

 

Course Code & Title

MFT4CCMM01 Marketing Management 1

Credit Hours

3.0

Faculty                       

Dr. Ashwini Awasthi

Dr. Himanshu Chauhan                                           

Dr. Jayesh P Aagja

Dr. Prabhat Kumar Yadav        

E-mail ID

awasthiak@nirmauni.ac.in

himanshuchauhan@nirmauni.ac.in

jayeshaagja@nirmauni.ac.in

pkyadav@nirmauni.ac.in

Blog

http://marketingprofaswhini.blogspot.in/

https://drhimanshuchauhan-mm-1.blogspot.com/ http://jayeshaagjaonmarketing.blogspot.com/

http://pkyadavonmarketing.blogspot.in

 

Phone No.

Dr. Ashwini Awasthi

(O)+917971652623

(M)7984232127

Dr. Himanshu Chauhan

(O) +917971652641

(M)9879399004

Dr. Jayesh P Aagja

(O) +917971652630

Dr. Prabhat Kumar Yadav

(O) +917971652637

Office Hours

Monday 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Thursday 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm

(Tentative slots)

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       I.  Course Overview

       This course aims to develop an insight into basic marketing issues, related concepts, tools and techniques and relevant marketing practices. It provides a platform to understand buyer behavior, marketing environment, segmentation, targeting, and positioning, product life cycle, and pricing strategies. This course also develops understanding of marketing in the new economy. This understanding helps developing competitive strategies in fast paced networked economy. The design of the course provides strategic orientation, cross-functional perspective and collaborative learning in the fast changing marketing environment.

 

 

  II.     Course Learning Outcomes (CLO)  

  At the end of the course, the students shall be able to:

1.      Explain the concepts, tools/ techniques relevant to marketing management.

2.      Explain the complexities of buying behavior.

3.      Solve the strategic marketing problems faced by marketing managers.

4.      Develop an insight into marketing mix issues, specifically product and price related issues.

 

III.     Text Book

Kotler, P and Keller, K. L,. (2015). Marketing Management (15th Edition), New Delhi: Pearson education. (E-book)

 

IV.     Assessment Components & Schedule

Sr No.

Components with No. of Assessments

Weightage of each Assessment (%)

Schedule

Overall Weightage

CLO Number

1.

Quiz – 1

Quiz – 2

Quiz - 3

10

10

10

After 8 sessions

After 16 sessions

After 22 sessions

30

1,2, 4

2.

Assignment -1

 

 

 

 

Assignment – 2

15

 

 

 

 

15

To be given in 3rd session. Submission in 7th session

 

To be given in 14th session. Submission up to 21st session

30

        2, 3, 4

 

 

 

 

       2, 3, 4

3.

End-Term Exam

40

As per schedule

40

1, 2, 3, 4

 


 

   V.      Session Plan

 

Session No.

Description

1

Topic

Course introduction, scope and broad view of marketing management

Pedagogy

Discussion 

Text Book

Chapter 1, pg. 3-17

CLO

1

2

Topic

Marketing management: Basic concepts

Pedagogy

Discussion 

Text Book

Chapter 1, pg. 17-30

CLO

1

3

Topic

Understanding marketing management, marketing Mix

Pedagogy

Discussion

CLO

4

4

Topic

Adopting marketing to the new economy

Pedagogy

Case Discussion

Case /Exercise

A blogger in their midst

CLO

4

5

Topic

Customer satisfaction and value

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 2, pg. 32-34 and Chapter 3, pg. 67-98

CLO

1 and 2

6

Topic

Customer satisfaction and value

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 2, pg. 32-34 and Chapter 3, pg. 67-98

CLO

1 and 2

7

Topic

Gathering information and scanning the environment

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 4, pg. 101-128

CLO

1 and 2

8

Topic

Marketing intelligence system and scanning the environment

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 5, pg. 135-157

CLO

1 and  2

9

Topic

Analyzing consumer markets and buying behavior

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 6, pg.165-194

CLO

2

10

Topic

Analyzing consumer markets and buying behavior

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 6, pg.165-194

CLO

2

11

Topic

Analyzing business markets and buying behavior

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

 Chapter 7 , pg. 201-227

CLO

2

12

Topic

Analyzing business markets and buying behavior

Pedagogy

Case Discussion

Text Book

 Chapter 7 , pg. 201-227

Case /Exercise

Verticalnet.com

CLO

2

13

Topic

Analyzing competitors, designing competitive strategies

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 12, pg. 363-373

CLO

3

14

Topic

Analyzing competitors, designing competitive strategies

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 12, pg. 363-373

CLO

3

15

Topic

Strategic Marketing Planning

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 2, pg. 37-57

CLO

3

16

Topic

Segmentation, targeting and positioning

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 9, pg. 265-292

CLO

1 and 3

17

Topic

Segmentation, targeting and positioning

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 10, pg. 297-318

CLO

1 and 3

18

Guest Session

Guest Session

19

Topic

Product life cycle and PLC strategies

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 12, pg. 377 -388

CLO

1 and 3

20

Topic

Product life cycle and PLC strategies

Pedagogy

Case Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 12, pg. 377 -388

Case /Exercise

Snapple

CLO

1 and 3

21

Topic

New product development

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 15, pg. 463-494

CLO

1 and 4

22

Topic

Setting product strategies – Managing Product Mix

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 13, pg. 395-424

CLO

3 and 4

23

Topic

Marketing learning & reflections

Pedagogy

Students presentations

Presentation and Discussion

CLO

1, 2, 3

24

Topic

Marketing learning & reflections

Pedagogy

Students presentations

Presentation and Discussion

CLO

1, 2, 3

25

Topic

Marketing learning & reflections

Pedagogy

Students presentations

Presentation and Discussion

CLO

1, 2, 3

26

Topic

Setting product strategies – Managing Brands

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 13, pg. 395-424

Case /Exercise

Red (A)

CLO

3 and 4

27

Topic

Setting product strategies – Managing Brands

Pedagogy

Case Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 13, pg. 395-424

Case /Exercise

Dove: Evolution of a brand

CLO

3 and 4

28

Topic

Designing pricing strategies and tactics

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 16, pg. 499-529

CLO

3 and 4

29

Topic

Designing pricing strategies and tactics

Pedagogy

Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 16, pg. 499-529

CLO

3 and 4

30

Topic

Designing pricing strategies and tactics

Pedagogy

Case Discussion

Text Book

Chapter 16, pg. 499-529

Case /Exercise

Atlantic computer: A bundle of pricing option

CLO

3 and 4

 

 VI.   Readings:  

 

Shapiro, B. P. (1985). Rejuvenating the marketing mix. Harvard Business Review63(5), 28–34

Levitt, T. (2004). Marketing Myopia. Harvard Business Review82(7/8), 138–149.

Jones, T. O., & Sasser Jr., W. E. (1995). Why Satisfied Customers Defect. Harvard Business Review73(6), 88–91.

Reinartz, W., & Kumar, V. (2002). The Mismanagement of Customer Loyalty. Harvard Business Review80(7), 86–94.

Reichheld, F. F., & Schefter, P. (2000). E-Loyalty. Harvard Business Review78(4), 105–113.

BARNETT, F. W. (1988). Four steps to forecast total market demand. Harvard Business Review66(4), 28–38.

Anderson, J. C., & Narus, J. A. (1998). Business Marketing: Understand What Customers Value. Harvard Business Review76(6), 53–65.

MacMillan, I. C., & McGrath, R. G. (1997). Discovering New Points of Differentiation. Harvard Business Review75(4), 133–145.

Balson, J. B. (1994). The Logic of Product-Line Extensions. Harvard Business Review72(6), 60–62.

Quelch, J. A., & Kenny, D. (1994). Extend Profits, Not Product Lines. Harvard Business Review72(5), 153–160.

                                                                                                                          

 

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