PROGRAM CHAN
WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY
Submission Date:
2/2/12
College: Applied Science and
Technology
Department:
Sales and Service Technology
Program Title:
Technical Sales
Check all that
apply:
__X__New
course(s) required for major, minor, emphasis, or concentration.
____Modified
course(s) required for major, minor, emphasis, or concentration.
____Credit hour
change(s) required for major, minor, emphasis, or concentration.
____Credit hour
change(s) for a course which is required for the major, minor, emphasis, or
concentration.
____Attribute
change(s) for any course.
____Program name
change.
____Deletion of
required course(s).
____Other
changes (specify)
_________________________________________________________________
PROGRAM
DESCRIPTION:
This program
prepares individuals to serve as agents or sales representatives in selling
technical products/services to other businesses, plants, professionals, and
public and private institutions.
If multiple
changes are being proposed, please provide a summary.
Use strikeout (strikeout) when deleting items in the program
and highlight (highlight)
when adding items.
SUMMARY OF PROGRAM CHANGES:
Change in SST department required
courses:
·
An increase in required credit hours from 45 to 48.
·
New course addition, SST 3503, Sales Planning and Forecasting (3 credit
hours)
Submit the
original to the Faculty Senate Office, MC 1033,
and an electronic copy to
kbrown4 @weber.edu
JUSTIFICATION:
Advisory Committee members,
industry contacts and graduates of the program have expressed the need to be
better prepared as they learn to establish and manage a sales territory.
Thomas H. Edison said, “Good fortune is what happens when opportunity
meets with planning.” There is
a need to learn how to forecast sales using basic forecasting principles and
current industry software. It
is also important to be able to establish territory routing patterns, learn
the rules for prioritizing sales clients and maximizing techniques for
delivering sales presentations using the newest approaches.
These concepts have been identified as keys to a salesperson’s
accomplishments. These
principles have been touched on in various courses but it is apparent that
more emphasis needs to be given to these ideas to enhance professional
salespeople’s success.
INFORMATION PAGE
Attach a copy of
the present program from the current catalog and a revised version (exactly
as you wish it to appear in the catalog). ATTACHED
TO BACK OF DOCUMENT
Did this program
change receive unanimous approval within the Department? __yes__
If not, what are the major concerns raised by the opponents?
Explain any
effects this program change will have on program requirements or enrollments
in other departments including the Bachelor of Integrated Studies Program.
In the case of similar offerings or affected programs,
you should include letters from the departments in question stating their
support or opposition to the proposed program.
NA
Indicate the
number of credit hours for
course work within the program.
(Do not include credit hours for General Education, SI, Diversity, or other
courses unless those courses fulfill requirements within the proposed
program.) 78 hours
Indicate the
number of credit hours for course work within the current program. (Do not
include credit hours for General Education, SI, Diversity, or other courses
unless those courses fulfill requirements within the current program.)
75 hours
APPROVAL PAGE
for:
Technical Sales
(Program Title)
Approval
Sequence:
_______________________________________
Department
Chair/Date
(& BIS Director if applicable)
_______________________________________
College
Curriculum Committee/Date
_______________________________________
Program Director
or ATE Director (if applicable)/Date
_______________________________________
Dean of
College/Date
Courses
required in programs leading to secondary undergraduate teacher
certification must be approved by the University Council on Teacher
Education before being submitted to the Curriculum Committee.
_______________________________________
University Council on Teacher Education/Date
|
Master’s
program changes must be reviewed by the University Graduate Council
before being submitted to the Curriculum Committee.
I have
read the proposal and discussed it with the program director.
__________________________________________
University Graduate Council
Representative/Date |
_______________________________________
University
Curriculum Committee/Date
Passed by
Faculty Senate __________________Date
Effective Date (As
per PPM 4-2a) _________________________
(FROM CURRENT CATALOG)
Technical Sales
BACHELOR'S
DEGREE (BS)
Major Course Requirements for BS Degree
Courses Required (45
credit hours)
·
SST 1143
Fundamental Selling Techniques
(3)
·
SST 1303
Distribution Principles (3)
·
SST 1401
Introduction to Sales & Services
Technology (1)
·
SST 2603
Advanced Selling Techniques (3)
·
SST 2383
Retail Merchandising and Buying
Methods (3)
·
SST 3103
Sales Personalities & Profiles
(3)
·
SST 3203
Customer Service Techniques (3)
·
SST 3363
Contract & Sales Negotiation (3)
·
SST 3563
Principles of Supervision (3)
·
SST 3702
Developing Team Leadership Skills
(2)
·
SST 3803
Sales Engineering Techniques (3)
·
SST 3903
Sales Presentation Strategies (3)
·
SST 4203
Ethical Sales & Service (3)
·
SST 4610
Senior Project I (3)
·
SST 4620
Senior Project II (3)
·
SST 4993
Senior Seminar (3)
Technical Sales Concentration
(minimum 20 credit hours)
Select a
minimum of 20 hours in consultation with the department chair.
Support Course Electives (minimum 10
credit hours)
Select from the
following
Weber State University 2011-2012 Catalog
(REVISED VERSION)
Technical Sales
BACHELOR'S DEGREE
(BS)
Credit Hour Requirements: A total of 120
hours is required
for graduation; a minimum of 45
78
of these are required within
the major.
Major Course
Requirements for BS Degree
Courses Required (45
48 credit hours)
·
SST 3363
Contract & Sales Negotiation (3)
·
SST 3503
Sales Planning and Forecasting (3)
Technical Sales Concentration (minimum 20 credit hours)
Select a minimum of 20 hours in consultation with the department chair.
Support Course
Electives (minimum 10 credit hours)
Select from the following
·
ACTG 2010
Survey of Accounting I (3)
·
ACTG 2020
Survey of Accounting II (3)
·
ATTC 3520
Fleet Management (2)
·
ATTC 3620
Automotive Business Practices (2)
·
ATTC 4020
Environmental Issues (2)
·
BSAD 1010
Business and Society (3)
·
BSAD 3000
Small Business Management (3)
·
CHF SS1500
Human Development (3)
·
CHF 2100
Family Resource Management (3)
·
CHF 2400
Family Relations (3)
·
CHF 3150
Consumer Rights and
Responsibilities (3)
·
CHF 4400
The Family in Stress (3)
·
COMM 3050 Theory
and Literature of
Interpersonal Communication (3)
·
COMM 3120 Advanced
Public Speaking (3)
·
COMM 3810 Persuasive
Communication (3)
·
COMM 3850 Advertising
(3)
·
ENGL 3100
Professional & Technical Writing
(3)
·
GERT 3120
Aging: Adaptation and Behavior
(3)
·
GERT 4650
Retirement: Adjustment/Planning
(3)
·
IDT 1010
Introduction to Interior Design
(3)
·
PSY SS2000
Interpersonal Relationships (3)
·
PSY 3000
Child Psychology (3)
·
PSY DV3100 Psychology
of Diversity (3)
·
PSY 3460
Social Psychology (3)
·
PSY 4510
Industrial and Organizational
Behavior (3)
·
SOC 3110
Sociology of Family (3)
·
SST 1503
Introduction to Fashion
Merchandising (3)
·
SST 2182
Credit and Collection Methods (2)
·
SST 2443
Advertising Methods (3)
·
SST 2703
Internet Sales and Service (3)
·
SST 2903
Professional Selling on the Internet (3)
·
SST 4830
Directed Readings (1-3)
·
SST 4920
Short Courses, Workshops... (1-2)
·
TBE 2080
Database Applications (1)
·
TBE 3070
Advanced Spreadsheet Applications
(1)
·
TBE 3090
Advanced Electronic Presentations
(2)
·
TBE 3100
Desktop Publishing (3)
·
TBE 3250
Business Communication (3)
·
TBE 3400
Training the Trainer (3)