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Brand Management
MK 341
- Course Outline -
Objective
Lecturer(s)
Times
Overall
Learning
Outcomes
Format
Programme(s)
Course Material
Ferrari, iPod Nano, Tayto, Nike, Lynx, Barney, The Red Cross and Ryanair.
These are just some of the names which conjure up strong images and
feelings. We love to love them, or love to hate them. They are strong
brands because they have resonance in the mind of the consumer.
This course introduces you to brands by allowing you to stand in the shoes
of the Brand Manager. The course objectives are twofold:
1. To understand the theoretical concepts underlying successful brands.
2. To apply those concepts to real brands.
Name
Office
Ext
Dr. Elaine
Wallace
Room 302
Cairnes building
2603
elaine.wallace@nuigalway.ie
Venue
Monday
11-1pm
AC 215
Core Text
Supplementary
Texts
Assessment
Wikis will be allocated in class on Mondays (see schedule for dates), and
assessed that Friday between 11am and 1pm.
Comments will be provided on each Wiki, and a general commentary will be
provided to the class for each topic. A mark will be assigned for each topic.
Each topic will carry 8 marks. Marks will be awarded for:
1. The use of theory to underlie analysis, and a demonstration that theory is
understood. Any material must be cited using guidelines allocated in
class.
2. The depth of evaluation of brand activities in relation to the topic.
3. The quality and feasibility of recommendations made.
A final mark comprising marks for all 5 topics will be provided on Blackboard
at the end of term.
Team Presentations (worth 10%):
Each brand team will be allocated a presentation topic.
During class, teams will present their topic, using 3 sides, with the following
headings:
Slide 1: About the Brand (assume no-one has heard of the brand and
introduce it to the class)
Slide 2: Commentary (how the topic relates to the brand, from your Wiki)
Slide 3: Recommendations (your teams recommendations from your Wiki)
Teams will have 10 minutes to complete their presentation. Presentations
will be timed.
Please create your slides using PowerPoint, and bring them to class on a
USB.
Presentations will be assessed on two criteria:
Style (20%): the clarity and professionalism of the slides and the
presenters.
Substance (80%): the quality of information presented.
Marks and feedback will be provided on Blackboard for each team.
Workload
hours
Credit weighting:
Lecture hours:
Wikis, presentation work and study:
Examination:
Total Student Effort:
Lecture/Assignment Schedule:
January 12
January 19
Chapter 1& 2 The History of the Brand/The Choice for a Brand Strategy.
for class next week; the names, IDs and mobile numbers of your brand team.
January 26
Due
Chapter 4 & 5 Giving Meaning to the Brand/ Two Routes of Brand Development.
Brand teams finalised and brands allocated to teams.
Brand Development
February 2
Topic
Brand Building
February 9
February 16
February 23
March 2
March 9
March 16
March 23
March 30
Course Review
Presentations