COURSE SYLLABUS AND SCHEDULE OUTLINE FOR
CUSTOMER
SATISFACTION MEASUREMENT (34-MGMT-277-901)
AUTUMN QUARTER
2004
T 6:30P 9:10P
EDUCATIONAL SERVICES BUILDING ROOM 160
Instructor: Dr. Jeff Bauer, Associate Professor of
Management and Marketing
Office:
Phone: Office: 732-5257
24-HR Voicemail
Fax: 732-5304
Home: 753-9081
E-Mail: Jeff.Bauer@UC.Edu
Website: http://www.ucclermont.edu/~bauerj
Office
Hours: MWF 9:30A 10:00A, T 4:00P 6:30P, or by
appointment
Required Text(s)
Measuring Customer
Satisfaction 2nd Edition.
Hayes, ASQC Press, 1998
A comprehensive look at
determining how to define customer satisfaction, understand reliability and
validity, construct and administer a satisfaction survey, and present the
findings with recommendations for changes.
This class will consist of
lecture and discussion on the chapters in the text, supplemented with current
business articles. The students will complete 2 quizzes on the chapter
material, given according to the class schedule. The students will also form
teams to create a satisfaction survey, administer it, and present the results
to the class, with recommendations. The teams will also rate each member on
their contribution to the overall project.
Grading:
The
final grade will be determined as follows:
Quizzes
. 100 points
Survey
Design
.
.. 50
points
Team
Member Ratings
. 50 points
Presentation
of Results
..
.. 100 points
Total Points 300 points
The
numerical average will be calculated by dividing total points by 3.
Attendance
is a requirement of the course. If for
some reason you cannot attend a class, please let me know by using one of the
phone numbers (or other means) listed above.
Any assignments are due at the beginning of the
class period as indicated on the Course Schedule. Late assignments will be reduced at least one letter grade per class day at
the discretion of the instructor.
Assignments will not be
accepted one week after the due date has passed.
Consider
this class to be a call-free, beep-free, vibrate mode-free zone of
silence. Repeated beeping offenses may
result in a reduction of points for the course.
Make-up
exams will be given at the discretion of the instructor. The student must notify the instructor of the absence before the exam begins. If
proper notification is given, a make-up exam will be administered which may be
significantly more challenging than the examination given on the scheduled
date.
The
policy as stated in the
The
current withdrawal policy of
Students
with Disabilities: The policy of the
University of Cincinnati Clermont College requires students to self-identify
and provide proper documentation to the Academic Director of Disability
Services,
The following plus/minus
grading system will apply:
92 - 100% =
A 91 - 89% = A-
88 - 87% = B+ 86 -
82% = B 81 - 79% = B-
78 77% =
C+ 76 72% = C 71
69% = C- 68 67% = D+ 66 62% = D
61 59% = D
- 58% and Under = F
Note: The course schedule and procedures are tentative and subject to change depending upon the progress of the class.
COURSE
SCHEDULE OUTLINE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION MEASUREMENT
Week 1 Review syllabus, discuss Chapter 1, Customer Service
exercise
09/28
Week 2 Discuss
Chapter 2, develop practice questionnaire, create teams, and discuss the
10/05 survey
projects.
Week 3 Discuss Chapter 3, discuss article: Why Service Stinks, work in teams on
10/12 industry
choice.
Week 4 Quiz 1 (Chapters 1-3), discuss
Chapter 4, review survey examples
10/19
Week 5 Discuss
Chapter 5, discuss Chapter 6, turn in Surveys
10/26
Week 6 Discuss
Chapter 7, review surveys in teams and discuss modifications.
11/02
Week 7 Quiz 2 (Chapters 4-6), in-class preparation for survey rollout
11/09
Week 8 Collect
and Evaluate Survey data
11/16
Week 9 Collect
and Evaluate Survey data
11/23
11/30