Retailing Classes for All Majors
To Take Advantage Of:
Consumer Science 357 = Retailing Theory and Practice
--- Retailing organization and policies, the operation of the buying and selling functions, merchandise control and basic retail mathematics.
Consumer Science 370 = Computer Applications – Retailing
--- Application of computer technology and analysis within the retailing environment. Topics include: merchandise inventory control and distribution, trend analysis and forecasting, electronic POS systems, credit authorization and control, store design and planning, and ethical issues
Consumer Science 501 = Retailing Leadership Symposium
--- Students are given a great opportunity to learn more about the retailing industry by hearing from and networking with some of the industries top executives and leaders.
Consumer Science 503 = Fall Internship Preparation Class
--- Course prepares students for the competitive interviewing process required for retailing internship placement. Students research individual companies, analyze industry trends, and develop strategies for effective interviewing.
Consumer Science 560 = Retail Promotion
--- Store image through visual merchandising, advertising, sales, and other promotional activities.
Consumer Science 561 = Direct Retailing
--- Provides detailed information on direct retailing, the process of selling to the consumer via an interactive system. Allows students to study strategic areas of importance for managers and become familiar with current literature on direct retailing.
Consumer Science 562 = International Retailing
--- Retailing in the global market. Social, economic, cultural, and technological factors influencing merchandising, distributing, and consumption trends. Legal and ethical issues related to international retailing.
Consumer Science 564 = Retail Financial Analysis
--- Provides tools for planning and analyzing retail financial performance. Includes elements of retail financial statements, pricing, purchasing terms and conditions, merchandise planning, inventory control, and economic factors that impact retail businesses.
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