Marketing is the activity and institution managing an organization’s relationship with customers and other external stakeholders. Marketing’s philosophy: Customer centricity.
Exam shared with Innovation Management
31.07.2026, 11:00 – 13:00
120-minute written exam (includes multiple choice).
Lecture
Lectures are not recorded. For the last session (roundtable), attendance is mandatory, though there may be an option to attend online.
Resources
- Previous Exams: Mock Exam, Summer 2021, Winter 2017, Summer 2015
Additional partial exams not including the Marketing part are available in Innovation Management.
Details shared with Innovation Management
Learning Objectives
- Apply innovation models (market aspects and organizational process).
- Understand marketing terms (CLV, STP, marketing mix) and frameworks.
- Relate marketing instruments to customer value, satisfaction, and loyalty.
- Evaluate strengths and weaknesses of innovation and marketing concepts.
Assessment
- 120-minute written exam, 100% multiple choice.
- Covers innovation concepts and marketing basics, as well as guest lectures.
- May include calculations (non-programmable calculator allowed).
- BYOD
Content
- Innovation: Market aspects, strategy, and organizational processes.
- Marketing: Strategy, research, consumer behavior, and STP.
- Managing products, services, brands, pricing, and communication.
Methods
- Two lecture series with guest speaker sessions.
- Preparation via literature, cases, and online forum discussions.
- Optional group project to develop case examples for a wiki.
Topics
- Marketing Introduction
- Marketing in the Age of AI
- Customer Insights
- Market Research
- Marketing Mix
- Brand Management
- Luxury Branding
- Brand Positioning
Lecture Dates
22.04. Course Logistics, Marketing Today
29.04. Marketing in the Age of AI I
06.05. Marketing in the Age of AI II (Guest Lecturer)
13.05. Customer Insights: Understanding the Role and Behavior of Consumers
20.05. Market Research & Decision Driven Data Analytics
27.05. Customer Centricity, Equity and Value
03.06. Marketing Mix I: Product, Place
10.06. Marketing Mix II: Price (Conjoint Analysis) and Promotion
17.06. Brand and Brand Management
24.06. Luxury Branding
01.07. Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning
08.07. Exam Preparation & Questions
15.07. Roundtable – The role of the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO)