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CUA 256 Food Service Marketing

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6. COURSE OBJECTIVES:
  By the end of the course, students will
  (A) to identify major marketing trends in the foodservice industry.
  (B) to differentiate between marketing and selling.
  (C) to describe the marketing concept as a consumer oriented philosophy that focuses all available organizational resources on the profitable fulfilling of the wants and needs of the customer.
  (D) to discuss the role of management in marketing.
  (E) to identify and describe the elements of the marketing mix.
  (F) to recognize the nature of service marketing.
  (G) to discuss the strategic implications of the product life cycle.
  (H) to recognize effective marketing planning.
  (I) to implement a systems model for developing marketing plans.
  (J) to identify the elements of a marketing information system.
  (K) to discuss the three commonly used marketing research methods.
  (L) to discuss specific marketing research applications within the foodservice industry.
  (M) to discuss the concept of segmentation and make applications of this method.
  (N) to identify and describe methods for measuring demand.
  (O) to develop a positioning statement.
  (P) to illustrate and describe the contemporary consumer decision-making model.
  (Q) to explain several models describing consumer behavior.
  (R) to describe advertising terms commonly used in foodservice applications within the advertising industry.
  (S) to describe the functions of an advertising agency.
  (T) to critique advertising planning, strategy, and budgets.
  (U) to identify and discuss the successful use of several common advertising media.
  (V) to describe the roles of sales promotions and public relations.
  (W) to develop a marketing plan based upon common marketing models.
  (X) to forecast sales for group business for a foodservice operation.
  (Y) to set up a system to maintain information on group clients.
  (Z) to identify and describe the characteristics of the major group market segments.
  (AA) to discuss the elements of the personal selling process.
  (BB) to list and describe critical components of the menu planning and production process.
  (CC) to name the elements of accuracy-in-menu.
  (DD) to describe the role of menu evaluation.
  (EE) to define pricing theory and discuss pricing strategies.
  (FF) to list and discuss the marketing factors that affect price.
  (GG) to identify and define pricing guidelines and policies.