At the end of this course, students enrolled in Engineering Economics will be able to assess various alternatives for making economic decisions for engineering and other projects. Using analytical methods and spreadsheets, they will be able to identify a most suitable alternative amongst various available. The fundamental tool used in this study is the time value of money. The decision-making involving estimates also takes into consideration factors such as inflation, depreciation, taxes, risk and uncertainty.At the end of this course, students enrolled in Engineering Economics will be able to assess various alternatives for making economic decisions for engineering and other projects. Using analytical methods and spreadsheets, they will be able to identify a most suitable alternative among various available. The fundamental tool used in this study is the time value of money. The decision-making involving estimates also take into consideration factors such as inflation, depreciation, taxes, risk and uncertainty.
Engineering Economic Analysis by Donald Newnan, Jerome Lavelle, Ted Eschenback, Twelfth Edition, Oxford Press
Engineering Economic Analysis by Donald Newnan, Jerome Lavelle, Ted Eschenback, Twelfth Edition, Oxford Press
| 評分項目 Grading Method | 配分比例 Grading percentage | 說明 Description |
|---|---|---|
| Prerequisite check Prerequisite check Prerequisite check |
5 | |
| Chapter Quizzes and reportChapter Quizzes and report Chapter Quizzes and report |
40 | |
| MidtermMidterm Midterm |
25 | |
| Final examFinal exam Final exam |
30 |
