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Course Details
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Course Title Marketing for Supply Chain Management
Conestoga Course Code OLRN1439
Host College Canadore College
OntarioLearn Course Code CN-SCM220
Start Date 09/10/2024
End Date 12/17/2024
Course Fee $409.50
Hours 42
Pre-requisites
Course Description Throughout this course, students will learn the basics of marketing beginning with an examination of what constitutes marketing and how new marketing opportunities are identified. Students investigate key concepts related to supply chain management including the importance of the cross-functional relationship between marketing and supply chain to meet customer needs. Students learn how to segment markets, develop positioning strategies, and prepare basic marketing plans involving product or service issues, pricing, distribution and communications strategies. Environmental analysis is stressed throughout the course, as is the role of technology and strategic planning as they relate to supply chain management.
Midterm Exam Format No exam requirement
Final Exam Format No exam requirement
Final Exam Group 09/10/2024 
Other Evaluation Details Discussion Posts 20%, Quizzes 25%, Assignments 55%
Minimum Passing Mark 50
Mandatory Chats
Mandatory Group Work
Other Details
Platform d2l/brightspace
Computer Software Requirements
Additional We suggest you do not purchase your textbook until approximately two weeks prior to the course start date as textbooks may change.
Textbook Information Purchase textbook directly from Pearson https://www.pearson.com/en-ca/subject-catalog/p/marketing-an-introduction-canadian-edition/P200000002560/9780136964124. No substitutions unless otherwise stated.
Textbooks
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Textbook Title Marketing: An Introduction
Author Armstrong, Kotler, Trifts, Buchwitz
Publisher Pearson
Edition 7th Canadian
ISBN 9780136964124
Special Instructions
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