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Marketing Associate Degree
Direct Marketing Major
Retail Management Major
Direct Marketing Certificate
Pre-MBA Certificate

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Marketing is at the heart of what every business must do to be successful: get and keep customers. Marketing professionals are responsible for knowing how to produce, price, promote, and distribute goods and services. Program graduates enjoy career opportunities in such diverse areas as product management, advertising, market research, public relations, Web-based businesses, customer service and sales.

The Marketing program provides a strong foundation in fundamental marketing concepts and principles. The advanced courses provide the opportunity for studying topics of particular interest to the student in such areas as consumer behavior, public relations, and advanced sales techniques. All of the courses in the Marketing Associate Degree program can be completed in both a traditional and distance learning option. The traditional class room experience continues to provide students with high quality instruction in a small classroom setting at our main campus and off-campus locations. The distance learning option provides the same high quality learning as traditional instruction, with the flexibility of being able to complete coursework online or through video based instruction

The Direct Marketing and Retail Management majors build on a solid foundation in marketing to provide advanced skills in these specialized areas. The Direct Marketing major provides graduates with a survey of the major components of direct marketing including creative design, list selection, database management, and financial evaluation of direct marketing programs. Particular emphasis is placed on interactive technologies and their impact on direct marketing. The Retail Management major provides in-depth exposure to retail management principles and a strong internship program supported by many of the city’s leading retail operations.

The MBA (Master of Business Administration) is one of the most sought-after professional degrees—not only by those currently working in business but also by many other professionals who are increasingly in need of these types of skills. The Pre-MBA Certificate is designed for individuals who have already completed a baccalaureate degree and wish to pursue an MBA or for professionals in various fields who wish a basic grounding in business principles through an introduction to the business disciplines. All of the courses in this certificate can be completed online. For more information, access the Pre-MBA Web site at http://www.cscc.edu/premba.

Transfer agreements are available that enable Marketing graduates to transfer to other institutions to complete their baccalaureate degree. Please contact advisor if interested in this option.

Columbus State Community College is nationally accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) for the offering of its business programs that culminate in the Associate of Arts, Associate of Science, and Associate of Applied Science Degrees.

Upon completion of the Associate Degree in Marketing, the graduate will be able to:
• Understand the role of branding, the concept of brand equity, and brand elements in designing marketing programs and strategies.
• Demonstrate knowledge of the major communications tools used in marketing, with particular emphasis on developing a creative brief and comprehensive direct marketing campaign.
• Demonstrate knowledge of how consumer behavior impacts overall marketing strategy and influences the purchaser’s decision-buying process as identified by marketing research.
• Comprehend the sales process and understand how it relates to consumer and business-to-business purchasing.
• Identify issues that arise in global marketing and describe the basic mechanisms for doing business in foreign markets.
• Understand various consumer and industrial systems of distribution and supply chain management.
• Describe the components of the successful e-Commerce business model and their interrelationship.
• Understand the role of ethical decision making in the business world.

Direct Marketing Major

In addition to the Marketing competencies, a graduate with a Direct Marketing major will be able to:
• Define and develop a target market and select the most appropriate methods to reach it.
• Select and use the appropriate methodology to assess the costs of direct marketing efforts.
• Understand and be able to utilize interactive direct marketing media.
• Plan and implement telemarketing campaigns for purposes of direct selling, fund-raising, and business-to-business sales.
• Integrate creative activities and outcomes with appropriate direct marketing techniques.

Retail Management Major

In addition to the Marketing competencies, a graduate with a Retail Management major will be able to:
• Explain all facets of the buying and selling of merchandise.
• Exhibit knowledge of merchandise management including planning, control, and evaluation of the merchandise mix.
• Identify the various types of stock control systems.
• Develop and execute sales promotion activities including merchandise presentations.
• Describe the logistics of dealing with suppliers, merchandise handling, receiving, and stocking.
• Demonstrate an understanding of all phases of basic store operations.
• Demonstrate an understanding of mathematical tools that aid in merchandise planning, selection, and pricing.

Marketing Associate Degree

COURSE   CR
Quarter 1   .
ENGL 101 Beginning Composition 3
MATH 103 Beginning Algebra II 4
MKTG 111 Marketing Principles 5
IMMT 122 Foundations of Digital Media 4
ECON 200 Microeconomics 5
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   21
Quarter 2   .
ENGL 102 Essay and Research 3
MKTG 140 Introduction to Advertising and Promotion 4
MKTG102 Branding 3
MKTG 145 Services Marketing 3
ACCT 106 Financial Accounting 5
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   18
Quarter 3   .
COMM 105 Speech 3
ACCT 107 Managerial Accounting 5
MKTG 101 Introduction to Retailing 5
  or .
LOGI 100 Principles of Supply Chain Management 5
MKTG 131 Market Research Principles 3
MKTG 141 Integrated Marketing Communications 4
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   20
Quarter 4   .
ENGL 200 Business Communication 3
HUM XXX Humanities 111,112,113,151,152 or 224 5
MKTG 221 Consumer Behavior 3
MKTG 229 Organizational Marketing 3
MKTG 122 Business and the Internet 3
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   17
Quarter 5   .
MKTG 226 Customer Service Principles and Practices 4
MKTG 223 Sales Principles and Practices 4
MKTG 236 Direct Marketing 3
NSCI 101 Natural Science I 5
BMGT 257 Project Management 3
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   19
Quarter 6   .
MKTG 270 Global Marketing/IBPF 5
MKTG 241 Marketing Practicum I 4
MKTG 242 Marketing Seminar I 2
MKTG XXX Approved Elective 3
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   14
TOTAL DEGREE CREDIT HOURS   109
Technical Electives:
Any advisor-approved courses from the following list can be used for the marketing technical elective:
GRPH 284 Advertising Agency I 4
HRM 121 Human Resources Management 4
MKTG 142 Media Buying 3
MKTG 146 Nonprofit Marketing 3
MKTG 224 Public Relations 3
MKTG 237 Database Marketing 3
MKTG 251 Practicum II 4
MKTG 252 Seminar II 2
MKTG 285 Advertising/Promotion on the Web 1
MKTG 286 Customer Service on the Web 1
MKTG 287 Public Relations on the Web 1
MKTG 288 Market Research on the Web 1
MKTG 289 Direct Marketing on the Web 1
MKTG 290 Government Marketing on the Web 1
MKTG 292 Nonprofit Marketing Using the Web 1
IMMT 123 Video Basics 2
MATH 135 Statistics 5
MKTG 150 Introduction to e-Commerce 3

 

Direct Marketing Major

COURSE   CR
Quarter 1   .
ENGL 101 Beginning Composition 3
MATH 103 Beginning Algebra II 4
MKTG 111 Marketing Principles 5
ECON 200 Microeconomics 5
IMMT 122 Foundations of Digital Media 4
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   21
Quarter 2   .
ENGL 102 Essay and Research 3
MKTG 102 Branding 3
MKTG 140 Introduction to Advertising and Promotion 4
MKTG 122 Business and the Internet 3
MKTG 226 Customer Service Principles and Practices 4
MKTG 229 Organizational Marketing 3
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   20
Quarter 3   .
ACCT 106 Financial Accounting 5
MKTG 101 Introduction to Retailing 5
  or .
LOGI 100 Principles of Supply Chain Management 5
MKTG 131 Market Research Principles 3
MKTG 141 Integrated Marketing Communications 5
NSCI 101 Natural Science I 4
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   22
Quarter 4   .
COMM 105 Speech 3
ENGL 200 Business Communication 3
ACCT 107 Managerial Accounting 5
MKTG 221 Consumer Behavior 3
MKTG 236 Direct Marketing Principles 3
MKTG XXX Elective 3
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   20
Quarter 5   .
MKTG 263 Direct Marketing Creative and Financial Analysis 4
MKTG 237 Database Marketing 3
BMGT 257 Project Management 3
HUM XXX Humanities 111,112,113,151,152 or 224 5
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   15
Quarter 6   .
MKTG 241 Marketing Practicum I 4
MKTG 242 Marketing Seminar I 2
MKTG 270 Global Marketing/IBPF 5
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   11
TOTAL DEGREE CREDIT HOURS   109
Technical Electives
Any course from the following list can be used to fulfill the marketing technical elective requirement:
MATH 135 Statistics 5
MKTG 142 Media Buying 3
MKTG 146 Nonprofit Marketing 3
MKTG 150 Introduction to e-Commerce 3
MKTG 224 Public Relations 3
MKTG 285 Advertising and Promotion on the Web 1
MKTG 286 Customer Service on the Web 1
MKTG 287 Public Relations on the Web 1
MKTG 288 Market Research on the Web 1
MKTG 289 Direct Marketing on the Web 1
MKTG 290 Government Marketing on the Web 1
MKTG 292 Nonprofit Marketing Using the Web 1
HRM 121 Human Resources Management 4

 

Retail Management Major

COURSE   CR
Quarter 1   .
ENGL 101 Beginning Composition 3
MATH 103 Beginning Algebra II 4
MKTG 101 Introduction to Retailing 5
MKTG 111 Marketing Principles 5
IMMT 122 Foundations of Digital Media 4
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   21
Quarter 2   .
ENGL 102 Essay and Research 3
BMGT 257 Project Management 3
MKTG 102 Branding 3
MKTG 223 Sales Principles and Practices 4
ACCT 106 Financial Accounting 5
MKTG 150 Introduction to e-Commerce 3
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   21
Quarter 3   .
COMM 105 Speech 3
ACCT 107 Managerial Accounting 5
MKTG 131 Market Research 3
MKTG 140 Introduction to Advertising and Promotion 4
MKTG 205 Quantitative Methods in Retail 5
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   20
Quarter 4   .
HUM XXX Humanities 111, 112, 113, 151, 152 5
BMGT 218 Management Training for Supervisors 5
MKTG 141 Integrated Marketing Communications 4
MKTG 226 Customer Service Principles and Practices 4
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   18
Quarter 5   .
ENGL 200 Business Communication 3
MKTG 270 Global Marketing/IBPF 5
NSCI 101 Natural Science I 5
MKTG XXX Approved Elective 3
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   16
Quarter 6   .
MKTG 241 Marketing Practicum I 4
MKTG 242 Seminar in Marketing I 2
MKTG 213 Merchandise Buying and Management 4
TOTAL CREDIT HOURS   10
TOTAL DEGREE CREDIT HOURS   106
Approved Electives
MKTG 142 Media Buying 3
MKTG 146 Nonprofit Marketing 3
MKTG 145 Services Marketing 3
MKTG 236 Direct Marketing 3
MKTG 237 Database Marketing 3
MKTG 285 Advertising and Promotion on the Web 1
MKTG 290 Government Marketing on the Web 1
MKTG 292 Nonprofit Marketing Using the Web 1
LOGI 100 Principles of Supply Chain Management 5

 

Direct Marketing Certificate

COURSE   CR
Quarter 1   .
MKTG 236 Direct Marketing 3
Quarter 2   .
MKTG 237 Database Marketing 3
MKTG 263 Direct Marketing Creative and Financial Analysis 4
Quarter 3   .
MKTG 122 Business and the Internet 3
TOTAL CERTIFICATE CREDITS   13

 

Pre-MBA Certificate

COURSE   CR
Quarter 1   .
ACCT 269 Foundations of Accounting(1) 5
FMGT 201 Business Finance 5
Quarter 2   .
BMGT 111 Management 5
ECON 200 Principles of Microeconomics(1) 5
Quarter 3   .
MATH 135 Elementary Statistics(1) 5
MKTG 111 Principles of Marketing 5
TOTAL CERTIFICATE CREDITS   30
NOTE: Individuals who have completed one or more of the above courses can substitute the following:
LEGL261 Business Law I 3
LOGI100 Principles of Supply Chain Management 5
ECON240 Principles of Macroeconomics 5
BMGT257 Project Management 3
1 Students must meet the prerequisite requirements before enrolling in these classes. These prerequisites can be completed by taking Math 102 for Accounting and Economics and Math 103 for Statistics with a grade of “C” or better.

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