Engineering Economics Analysis (Part 2 of 2)

Engineering Economics Analysis (Part 2 of 2)

The topics covered in part (1) are considered the basics or foundations of engineering economic analysis. In part (2), we will delve deeper into other advanced and interesting topics. These include performing supplementary analysis after the main analysis to investigate different scenarios and assumptions, understanding how to consider taxes in our analysis and their impact on decision-making, discussing the economic evaluation of public projects and its differences from evaluations in the private sector, determining the Minimum Attractive Rate of Return (MARR), and more. The main topics to be covered in part (2) are as follows (for more details, refer to the course contents):
✓ Supplementary Analysis
✓ Capital Budgeting
✓ Depreciation
✓ Taxation
✓ Replacement Analysis
✓ Economic Analysis in the Public Sector
✓ MARR Selection

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  • Section 0: Officially Enrolled Students in this Course
    • Registration
    • Officially Enrolled Students in this Course
  • Section 1: Introduction
    • Lec. 1.1. Welcome Part 1 Summary
    • Lec. 1.2. Topics to be Covered in Part 2
    • Lec. 1.3. Course Management Recommendations
  • Section 2: Supplementary Analysis
    • 2.0 Data File(s)
    • Lec. 2.1. What is Supplementary Analysis
    • Lec. 2.2. Sensitivity Analysis
    • Lec. 2.3. BreakEven Analysis
  • Section 3: Capital Budgeting
    • 3.0. Data File(s)
    • Lec. 3.1. What is Capital Budgeting
    • Lec. 3.2. Enumeration Method
    • Lec. 3.3. Mathematical Programming Method Overview
  • Section 4: Depreciation
    • 4.0 Data File(s)
    • Lec. 4.1. What is Depreciation
    • Lec. 4.2. Asset Depreciation Aspects
    • Lec. 4.3. Book and Tax Depreciation Methods
    • Lec. 4.4. Straight Line Method
    • Lec. 4.5. Units of Production Method
    • Lec. 4.6. Sum of Years’ Digits Method
    • Lec. 4.7. Declining Balance Method
    • Lec. 4.8. Double Declining Balance Method
    • Lec. 4.9. Book Depreciation Methods Comparison
    • Lec. 4.10. Which Book Depreciation Method to use
    • Lec. 4.11. Capital Cost Allowance Tax Depreciation Method
  • Section 5: Taxation
    • 5.0. Data File(s)
    • Lec. 5.1. What is Taxation
    • Lec. 5.2. Taxable Income Tax Rates and Income Tax
    • Lec. 5.3. Net Income VS Net Cash Flow
    • Lec. 5.4. Disposal Tax Effect
    • Lec. 5.5. After Tax Cash Flow ATCF Analysis
    • Lec. 5.6. ATCF Considering Depreciation
    • Lec. 5.7. ATCF Considering Depreciation Bank Loan
  • Section 6: Replacement Analysis
    • 6.0. Data File(s)
    • Lec. 6.1. What is Replacement Analysis
    • Lec. 6.2. Basic Concepts and Terminologies
    • Lec. 6.3. Comparing Defender and Challenger
    • Lec. 6.4. Economic Service Life
    • Lec. 6.5. Optimal Replacement Time ORT
    • Lec. 6.5A. ORT with Infinite Planning Horizon
    • Lec. 6.5B. ORT with Finite Planning Horizon
  • Section 7: Economic Analysis in Public Sector
    • 7.0. Data File(s)
    • Lec. 7.1. What is Economic Analysis in Public Sector
    • Lec. 7.2. BenefitCost Analysis
    • Lec. 7.3. Identifying Benefits and Costs
    • Lec. 7.4. Quantifying Benefits and Costs
    • Lec. 7.5. BenefitCost Ratio
    • Lec. 7.6. Incremental Benefit-Cost Ratio
  • Section 8: MRR Selection
    • 8.0. Data File(s)
    • Lec. 8.1. Basis of MARR Selection
    • Lec. 8.2A. MARR Based on Capital Cost Sources of Capital
    • Lec. 8.2B. MARR Based on Capital Cost Capital Structure
    • Lec. 8.2C. MARR Based on Capital Cost Cost of Capital
    • Lec. 8.2D. MARR Based on Capital Cost Implementation
    • Lec. 8.3. MARR Based on Opportunity Cost
    • Lec. 8.4. MARR Selection
    • Lec. 8.5. MARR in Public Sector
  • Section 9: Certificate of Completion
    • Certificate of Completion