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Fundamentals of marketing
Syllabus

Basic information

Field of study*
Bachelor in Business Administration
Specialisation
-
Organizational unit
UEP
Level of qualification
First-cycle programme
Mode of study
Full-time
Track
General academic
Didactic cycle
2020/2021
Subject code
UEPBBAS.12B.6780.20
Language of instruction
English
Mandatory
Obligatory
Block
Block B
Person responsible for the content of the syllabus
Łukasz Małys
Period
Semester 2
Method of evaluation
Exam

Activities and hours
  • Participation in lectures: 15
  • Participation in classes: 30
Number of ECTS points
4

Subject’s educational aims

C1 N/A : Familiarise students with the essence and basic marketing functions
C2 N/A : Familiarise students with the most important marketing tools
C3 N/A : Develop the skills of taking into account the needs and behaviour of buyers when planning marketing activities

Entry requirements

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Subject's learning outcomes

Code Outcomes in terms of Effects Examination methods
Knowledge
W1 N/A : The student organizes and characterizes the most important marketing functions K1_W04, K1_W07 Written exam, Written exam with open questions
W2 N/A : Student can identify marketing tools which may help to solve specific problems K1_W04, K1_W07 Written exam, Written exam with open questions
W3 N/A : Student explains the most important marketing-mix strategies K1_W04, K1_W07 Written exam, Written exam with open questions
Skills
U1 N/A : The student uses marketing tools to analyze the environment and the potential of the company K1_U01, K1_U06 Written exam with open questions, Group project / Group work, Presentation
U2 N/A : The student plans and performs simple consumer research on the product, brand and price K1_U01, K1_U06 Group project / Group work
U3 N/A : Student creates a marketing plan K1_U03, K1_U04 Group project / Group work
Social competences
K1 N/A : Students prepare a marketing presentation in a team K1_K01 Group project / Group work, Presentation

Study content

No. Course content Subject's educational goals Subject's learning outcomes
1. N/A : Marketing concept and functions C1 W1
2. N/A : Consumer behaviour C1, C3 W1
3. N/A : Market segmentation C1 W2
4. N/A : Marketing-mix concept C2 W3, U3
5. N/A : Product Life Cycle C2 W2, U1
6. N/A : Product portfolio management C2 W2, W3, U1
7. N/A : Marketing research of a product C3 U2, K1
8. N/A : Brand management C2 W2, U1
9. N/A : Marketing research of a brand C3 U2, K1
10. N/A : Promotion mix – advertising and PR C2 W2, W3
11. N/A : Promotion-mix – sales promotion, personal selling and direct marketing C2 W2, W3
12. N/A : Promotion management C2 W2, U1, U3
13. N/A : Pricing strategies C2 W2, W3
14. N/A : Marketing research of prices C3 U2, K1
15. N/A : Distribution strategy C2 W2, W3

Bibliography

Obligatory
  1. "Principles of Marketing (17th Edition)", Ph. Kotler, G. Armstrong, 2017
  2. Principles of Marketing (3rd Edition) By: Frances Brassington and Stephen Pettitt Publisher: UK: Pearson Education, 2006
  3. Fundamentals of Marketing, Autor Edward Russell, Bloomsbury Publishing, 2009
Recommended
  1. Marilyn A. Stone, John Desmond, Fundamentals of Marketing, Taylor & Francis Ltd, Routledge Publication 2006
  2. Iwan Setiawan, Hermawan Kartajaya , Philip Kotler, Marketing 4.0, 2016
  3. Marketing Insights from A to Z: 80 Concepts Every Manager Needs to Know by Philip Kotler, Wiley & Sons 2003

Course advanced

Teaching methods:

Project method, Conversation lecture, Lecture with multimedia presentation, Discussion, Game, Case study, Exercises

Teaching methods Method of evaluation Credit conditions
Lectures Written exam, Written exam with open questions
Classes Group project / Group work, Presentation

Calculation of ECTS points

Activity form Activity hours*
Participation in lectures 15
Participation in classes 30
Project preparation 40
Preparation of multimedia presentation 5
Preparation for exam 10
Preparation for classes 5
Consultations with teacher 15
Student workload
Hours
120
ECTS
4.0
Workload involving teacher
Hours
60
ECTS
2.0
Practical workload
Hours
70
ECTS
2.5

* one hour of classes = 45 minutes