BUS-32403 credit hours

Consumer Behaviour

Business and Administration · 3 hrs Lecture

Offered: Every Year

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BUS-3240 prerequisites

7 courses appear in this chain, up to 4 levels deep. 3 are needed whichever route you take: BUS-1201 → BUS-1202 → BUS-2210

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BUS-2210Fundamentals of Marketingmin C+

all of

all of

BUS-1201Introduction to Business Imin C+

any one of

Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S

Applied Mathematics 40S

equivalent

BUS-1202Introduction to Business IImin C+

any one of

Pre-Calculus Mathematics 40S

Applied Mathematics 40S

equivalent

any one of

ECON-1201Quantitative Methods for Economics and Businessmin C+

any one of

Pre-Calculus Math 40S

Applied Math 40S

an equivalent course

MATH-1301Applied Mathematics for Business & Administrationmin C+

any one of

Applied Mathematics 40S

Precalculus Mathematics 40S

MATH-0042Mathematics Access II

any one of

A minimum grade of 65% in Pre-Calculus 30S

MATH-0041Mathematics Access Imin C+

permission of the Department Chair

all of

students must have met their university writing requirement with a minimum grade of C+

or exemption

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Taking BUS-3240 is a prerequisite for 6 courses directly, and opens 7 once their own follow-ons are counted.

Where BUS-3240 counts

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  • BUS 4-YEAR BBA Concentration Stream

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Description

This course introduces students to concepts and theories that explain a variety of processes involved when consumers (or groups) select, purchase, use and/or dispose of products and services. Topics include the consumer decision-purchase process, perception, memory and learning, motivation, self-concept, personality, reference groups, and attitude formation and change. Students learn how to analyze and interpret marketing phenomena such as retail image/environment and persuasion in marketing communications.

Requisite courses

BUS-2210(3) with a minimum grade of C+ [prerequisite(s)]; and students must have met their university writing requirement with a minimum grade of C+ (or exemption) [prerequisite(s)].

Lecture

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