English

Not applicable.

Of all faculties

The specific goal of the simulation exercise is to develop your management skills by giving you an integrated perspective of the entire business operation. In terms of specifics, the exercise can:
• Develop strategic planning and execution skills within a rapidly changing environment.
• Crystallize the linkages between business decisions and financial performance.
• Instill a bottom line focus and the simultaneous need to deliver customer value.
• Internalize how important it is to use market data and competitive signals to adjust the strategic plan and more tightly focus business tactics.
• Promote better decision-making by helping you see how your decisions can affect the performance of others & organization as a whole.
• Facilitate learning of important business concepts, principles and ways of thinking.
• Experience the challenges and rewards of the entrepreneur by starting up and running a new business venture.
• Build confidence through knowledge and experience.

International Marketing Course

Not applicable.

The course is organized using high portion of e-learning with regular consulting meetings during the semester.
Team Effort
You will team up with three or four other students to form an entrepreneurial firm that will compete in a "business strategy game. As you tackle the simulation, you will take your fledgling business through the natural stages of business growth, including emergence, development, and maturity. Along the way, you will learn to develop and refine your strategies and tactics.
Required Software
The simulation that will be used in this course is entitled Advanced Strategic Corporate Management by Ernest R. Cadotte. It is available through Innovative Learning Solutions, Inc.

Week 1: Introduction to course and expectations
Team Formation Exercise - Resume Presentation
Week 2: Team Formation Exercise continued
Week 3: Executive Briefing with entire team
Submit Quarter 1 decisions
Week 4: Executive Briefing with entire team
Submit Quarter 2 decisions
Week 5: Executive Briefing with entire team
Submit Quarter 3 decisions
Week 6: Executive Briefing with entire team
Submit Quarter 4 decisions
Week 7: Work on Business Plan
Present draft of Tactical Plan and Pro Forma Financial Statements
Week 8: Business Plan presentations
Submit Quarter 5 decisions
Week 9: Executive Briefing with entire team
Submit Quarter 6 decisions
Week 10: Executive Briefing with entire team
Submit Quarter 7 decisions
Week 11: Executive Briefing with entire team
Submit Quarter 8 decisions
Week 12: Prepare Report to Board
Present Report to Board
Week 13: Summary of the course

Not applicable.

The overall objective of this course is to develop the professional business skills. Through computer simulation, students will be placed into a very realistic international business setting where they will run a company for two years in compressed time (eight rounds of decision-making). They will work closely with a team of fellow students to manage a highly complex and integrated business. Personal leadership and strong interpersonal skills will be necessary to succeed.
Throughout the exercise, students will receive guidance and feedback from professional coaches. Their job is to challenge the business thinking and help students to become a good team player and business manager.

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KOTLER, Philip a Kevin Lane KELLER. Marketing management. 14th ed. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice Hall, 2012. ISBN 978-0132102926.
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BRADY, D. L. Essentials of international marketing. Routledge, 2014. ISBN: 978-0-7656-2475-8.
KOTLER, Philip a Gary ARMSTRONG. Principles of marketing. Seventeenth edition. Hoboken: Pearson Higher Education, 2018. ISBN 978-0134492513.