MKTG220 Marketing on the Internet
Department of Business Studies: Marketing
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Course Number and Title
MKTG220 Marketing on the Internet -
Number of Credits
3 credits -
Minimum Number of Instructional Minutes Per Semester
2250 minutes -
Prerequisites
NoneCorequisites
None -
Other Pertinent Information
This course will require students to complete and submit a written report on research on an Internet marketing topic using both print and electronic sources. Students will also be required to create a marketing plan to create a basic web page and to mount the web page on a web server. The assignments will be designed to provide the student exposure to a basic understanding of the mechanics of web page creation emphasizing statistical data gathering elements and marketing features, and the role that Internet marketing plays in a total marketing plan. -
Catalog Course Description
This course provides the student with a foundation to use the Internet as a marketing tool. It also covers the technical basics of how to create and retrieve Internet based information. -
Required Course Content and Direction
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Learning Goals:
- To understand the role of the Internet in a comprehensive marketing plan.
- To understand the components of Web-site creation and maintenance.
- To understand the components of and be able to write an Internet marketing proposal.
- To understand the elements of good Web-site design.
- To understand how to evaluate Web-design companies.
- To be able to create a basic Web-site.
- To be able to transfer files to and manage files and directories on a web server.
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Planned Sequence of Topics and/or Learning Activities:
- Internet and Marketing Overview
- The Internet as a Mass Communication Tool
- Basic functions
- User profiles
- General Marketing Implementation Strategies
- Content and use
- On-line design strategies
- Setting goals
- The Internet as a Mass Communication Tool
- Creating a Marketing Plan
- Components of an Internet Marketing Plan
- Business overview
- Company overview
- Product and market definition
- Analyzing statistics
- Gathering and using server data
- Understanding user statistics
- Communication strategies
- Traditional marketing principles
- Hybrid marketing principles
- Objectives, strategies, and tactics for improving marketing.
- Components of an Internet Marketing Plan
- Internet and Marketing Overview
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Assessment Methods for Core Learning Goals:
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Reference, Resource, or Learning Materials to be used by Students:
- See course outline for required textbook
- Online resources
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Teaching Methods Employed
- Lecture
- Online Discussion
- Development of Websites
- Development of Marketing plans
Review/Approval Date - 4/99; Revised 4/05

