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Research Methodology Marketing Management

Faculty of Interdisciplinary StudiesInterfaculty or interdisciplinary courses
CreditsN/A
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Semester offeredSemester 1 (Fall)
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Last updated7 months ago

Description

The learning outcomes are evaluated for research methodology in the domain of Marketing management. This course evaluates the following learning outcomes: The student 5.1 Collects and consults sources and data purposefully and critically, on the basis of a given management problem or social question and takes into account the characteristics of the type of source or data used (popularizing or scientific source, primary or secondary data). 5.2 Is aware of the most common research methods and analysis techniques and assesses the possibilities and limitations of each method and technique critically. 5.3 Chooses the most relevant research method for the investigation of a management problem or social question and substantiates this choice. 5.4 Assesses the consequences of a selected methodology for the reliability and validity of the results, and takes these into account when drawing conclusions and proposing solutions. 5.5 Applies advanced methods and techniques for the acquisition, analysis, and interpretation of data independently, using the preferred supportive software. 5.6 Synthesizes research results acquired on the basis of a critical analysis (and integration) of information from relevant sources and data, and substantiates solutions for a complex management problem or social question.

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Y05145 has possible credit equivalents including MKTG 3P96 at Brock University.

CourseUniversityQwest Score
MKTG 3P96
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MRKT451
Marketing Research
McGill University72
MRK-3105
Marketing Intelligence
Laval University72
MKTG 3P96
Marketing Research
Brock University72