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ENG 466 - High-Tech Venture Marketing

Last offered Summer 2017

Official Description

Cornerstone marketing concepts for innovators and engineers to enable analysis of products and technologies from a marketing perspective: engineering product development and adoption life cycle; objectives and strategies; marketing management; communication skills; sales process and tactics; special considerations for new high-tech engineering products and innovations. Course Information: Same as TE 466. 2 undergraduate hours. 2 graduate hours. Credit is not given for both ENG 466 and BADM 365. Prerequisite: ENG 360.

Subject Area

  • Engineering Management and Technology Entrepreneurship

Course Description

With today’s highly competitive global markets, products cannot be created in a vacuum. Engineers (and inventors), as the product creators, must intimately understand the markets for which their products are created. Successful engineers understand the basic principles of marketing and sales and how these principles apply to product innovation. This course will introduce students to relevant marketing and sales topics and provide a foundation for applying these principles through the use of real-world cases. Topics include: engineering perspective on marketing and sales; customer-centric communication; establishing influence; methods of customer interaction; and channels of distribution, as well as the keys to marketing yourself.

Credit Hours

2 hours (counts toward the Strategic Technology Management or the Business Management for Engineers certificate)

Prerequisites

Senior undergraduate standing or an undergraduate degree.

TitleSectionCRNTypeHoursTimesDaysLocationInstructor
High-Tech Venture MarketingONL35615ONL2 -    Shahbaz S. Gill