SYLLABUS ENGLISH
PURPOSE OF MARKETING 2011 - I
National University of San Marcos
(University of Peru, dean of America)

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND COMPUTER SYSTEMS
Professional Academic School of Systems Engineering
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
Subject: Marketing
Code: 209004
Condition: Required
Duration: 17 weeks
Prerequisite: 206005
Weekly hours: Theory - 3 hours
Credits: 3 marketing hugo vega
Semester: 2011-I marketing hugo vega huerta
Teachers: Hugo Vega Huerta (Coordinator)
Norberto Antonio Osorio Beltrán
SUMMARY
The course explains the theoretical principles, techniques and management tools suitable for analyzing the supply and market demand
GENERAL PURPOSE
Preparing the student to make use of marketing strategies and have a view of the market
from the perspective of leadership and competitiveness.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
Upon completion, students will be able to:
Subject: Marketing
Code: 209004
Condition: Required
Duration: 17 weeks
Prerequisite: 206005
Weekly hours: Theory - 3 hours
Credits: 3 marketing hugo vega
Semester: 2011-I marketing hugo vega huerta
Teachers: Hugo Vega Huerta (Coordinator)
Norberto Antonio Osorio Beltrán
SUMMARY
The course explains the theoretical principles, techniques and management tools suitable for analyzing the supply and market demand
GENERAL PURPOSE
Preparing the student to make use of marketing strategies and have a view of the market
from the perspective of leadership and competitiveness.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES
Upon completion, students will be able to:
1. Understand that this is the Marketing and utility
2. Apply the appropriate rate for each company Marketing
3. Design and develop new products.
4. Conduct analysis of market needs marketing hugo vega huerta
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2. Apply the appropriate rate for each company Marketing
3. Design and develop new products.
4. Conduct analysis of market needs marketing hugo vega huerta
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Topics
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Works
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| 1 | Introduction to Marketing
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| 2 | Marketing Systems Approach.
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| 3 | Marketing Mix (Summary).
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| 6 | Segmentation and Positioning.
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PRODUCT SOAPCOMMERCIAL PRODUCT |
| 7 | The Global Market and Electronic Commerce
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| 8 | Midterm Exam. | |
| 9 | The Product
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| 10 | Distribution Channels
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| 11 | The Price Policy
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BOOK SUMMARY
CAP 1-7 CAP 8-15 |
| 12 | Quality Product
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| 13 | The Promotion
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| 14 | The Services
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| 15 | Strategic Alliances in the global market
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| 16 | Final Exam. | |
| 17 | Review of Substitution. |
METHODOLOGY
The theoretical concepts will be taught by the teacher, together with
the material reading on the scope of case studies and demonstration,
they will be reading compulsory for students and will then be debated
and discussed in class.
They will encourage the active participation of students by working groups perform field work for purposes of direct links with enterprises our environment.
EVALUATION SYSTEM
They will encourage the active participation of students by working groups perform field work for purposes of direct links with enterprises our environment.
EVALUATION SYSTEM
PF = 0.3 * PD + 0.3 + 0.4 * EF * TE
Where:
• EP: Partial Review
• EF: Final Exam
• TE: Jobs & Exhibitions
The student may replace the exam partial or final if unable to provide any of these tests.
Only the student will be evaluated with 70% or more of assistance.
REFERENCES
• Philip Kotler, "Marketing Basics"
• Pedro Barrientos, "The Marketing Plan"
• David Mayorga, "Strategic Marketing in the Peruvian Company"
• Hugo Vega, "Strategic Alliances in a Globalized Market"










