① LEARNING OUTCOMES
Written and Oral Communication
Research and write documents that evaluate information and opinion in a logical and analytical manner using appropriate style, grammar, and mechanics. Prepare and deliver effective oral presentations”
“tations using relevant technology and rhetorical style.
Upon completion of this course, students will:
Understand the history of advertising, its growth and relationship to integrated marketing communication, and the responsibilities it has in our society.
Be familiar with various aspects of consumer behavior.
Recognize the advantages and disadvantages of advertising in various media.
Be able to identify an advertising campaign that is likely to be successful.
Know how the advertising and public relations businesses function in today’s society and how advertising messages are created.
Be able to conduct and present current advertising-related research projects.
② Class Schedule 記載なし
③ TEXT AND RESOURCES
McGraw Hill, Contemporary Advertising, William F. Arens – any edition
(An earlier edition may be substituted.) Computer Center, Libraries, Webcampus and Safe Assign, Writing Studio
Career Development, Computer Labs, Metro Writing Studio, Giovatto Library, Center for Academic Student Services, Webcampus
④ GRADING
Report 25%
Current Events in Advertising Presentations 25%
Class Participation (homework, class work, attendance) 25%
Final Presentations 25%”