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MKTG 4303: Promotional Strategies
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3.00 Credits
Paul Quinn College
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Study of sales promotion activities of business firms; analysis of consumer buying behavior, motivation, personal strategies and selling; advertising and sales promotional technology, the development of an integrated promotional plan. Prerequisite MKGT 3301
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MKTG 4309: Topical Seminar
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3.00 Credits
Paul Quinn College
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Advanced topics in marketing leadership and topics not covered in the published curriculum. Prerequisite: Consent of instructor
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MKTG 4325: Internship in Marketing
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3.00 Credits
Paul Quinn College
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Supervised work experience in a business-related position with a public agency, private business, or organization.
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MUSI 1101: Performing Arts-Choir
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1.00 - 3.00 Credits
Paul Quinn College
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Choir is a mixed ensemble selected by auditions. Representative works from standard choral literature of all the major artistic periods will be learned and performed each semester. Music majors (except Instrumental majors) must take Choir for eight semesters. Credit will be given for only four semesters. Non-music majors may take Choir for eight semesters and receive one credit each semester.
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MUSI 1111: Performing Arts-Jazz Band
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1.00 - 3.00 Credits
Paul Quinn College
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Provides an introduction to the basic principles of Jazz with practical study of scales, patterns, chord progressions and major style developments in the tradition of Jazz. May be repeated for credit.
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MUSI 1311: Music Theory I
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3.00 Credits
Paul Quinn College
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Covers the fundamentals of music theory and includes the study of scale and chord formation and recognition of melodic and harmonic intervals, chords and inversions, transposition, meter and rhythmic counting. Emphasis will be placed on the study of all keys, major and minor.
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MUSI 1312: Music Theory II
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3.00 Credits
Paul Quinn College
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This course offers a continuation of Music Theory I with the introduction of passing tones and seventh chords with their (dominant and non-dominant) inversion. Harmonization of melodies, figured, and un-figured basses. Elementary and advanced modulation practices will also be studied.
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MUSI 2300: Music Literature
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3.00 Credits
Paul Quinn College
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This course covers the study of music literature from a variety of genres and ethnic groups through the ages. Emphasis will be placed on spiritual, jazz, symphonic, lyric and choral compositions.
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MUSI 2311: Applied Music
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3.00 Credits
Paul Quinn College
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Applied principles with an emphasis on hearing pitches accurately and singing and writing of rhythms and pitches associated with solfege and standard music notation. Principles of applied musicianship used to perform actual musical composition in a variety of styles and idioms.
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MUSI 3301: Music History
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3.00 Credits
Paul Quinn College
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This course covers a comprehensive study of the historical and stylistic growth of music from antiquity to the present.
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