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    This document provides a course syllabus for an Engineering Economy class with the following key details: 1. The course aims to introduce economic analysis applied to engineering through concepts like time value of money, equivalence, and basic economic study methods for decisions involving certainty, risk, and uncertainty. 2. Students will learn to evaluate alternatives, create pre-feasibility studies, and estimate costs. Assessments include quizzes, assignments, and a project on a pre-feasibility study. 3. Course content covers topics like cash flows, interest, equivalence, depreciation, depletion, and income tax taught through online materials, examples, and consultation. Students must understand and apply engineering economy theory and skills.

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    ENGINEERING ECONOMY

    Course Syllabus
    SORSOGON STATE COLLEGE

    Vision

    A n institution with a culture of excellence in developing globally


    competitive and values-oriented leaders and professionals.

    Mission

    The Sorsogon State College is committed to provide industry-


    relevant programs that are anchored on a culture of research and
    entrepreneurship for the development of Sorsogon and beyond.
    Course code

    Course Code E-Eco


    Course Title Engineering Economy
    Credits 3units
    Pre-requisites 3rd year standing
    Class schedule NA

    Instructor/Professor Engr. Ivy Rose B. Gonzales


    [email protected]
    Ivee Gonzales
    Course Description
     Introduction to economic analysis applied to
    engineering; concepts of the time value of money
    and equivalence; basic economy study methods;
    decisions under certainty; decisions recognizing
    risk; and decisions admitting uncertainty;
    overview of feasibility study preparation.
    Course Objectives
    After completing this course, the student must be
    able to:
    1. Understand the theory behind engineering
    economy applied in the engineering industry
    2. Develop and apply skills in evaluating
    established alternatives
    3. Create a pre-feasibility study and do cost
    estimation
    Course Content
    WEEK TOPIC
    TEACHING/
    LEARNING ASSESMENT
    ACTIVITIES
    Orientation/Course syllabus
    discussion Discussion
    1
    Introduction to engineering Q&A
    economy
    Cost Concepts Online materials/
    2 Assignment
    Interest Examples

    Cash flow diagrams Online materials/


    3 Quiz
    Equivalence Examples
    4
    Single cash flow
    Online materials/
    Uneven payment series Assignment
    Examples
    Equal payment series
    5
    Course
    6
    Content
    Linear gradient series
    Geometric gradient
    Online materials/
    Assignment
    Examples
    series
    Online materials/
    7 Composite cash flows Assignment
    Examples

    Online materials/
    8 Equivalence calculations Quiz
    Examples

    Online materials/
    9 Present worth analysis Quiz
    Examples

    Online materials/
    10 Annual worth analysis Quiz
    Examples
    Online materials/
    Course
    11
    Content
    Depreciation
    Examples
    Assignment

    Online materials/
    12 Depletion Quiz
    Examples

    Online materials/
    13 Income tax Quiz
    Examples

    Evaluation of
    Consultation &
    14 Pre-Feasibility study project
    Research
    Course requirements
     Quizzes (30%)
     Assignments (30%)
     Project: Pre-Feasibility Study (40%)
    Total: 100%
    Class policies
    a. Anyone who misses a requirement will be marked INC
    until the student complies with the missed submission.
    b. Read and understand each section properly and follow
    instructions diligently. Ask questions or clarifications in
    discussion forums or group chat to minimize or avoid
    confusion.
    c. There will be NO FAILED grade to be given to any student
    unless the student fails to comply to an INC mark.
    Recommended references
    Textbooks:
     Blank, L., et. al., Engineering Economy. 6th edition.
    McGraw-Hill, 2005.
     Park, Chan S., Fundamentals of Engineering Economy.
    10th edition. Prentice-Hall, Inc., 2004.
     Park, Chan S., Contemporary Engineering Economics
    Case Studies. Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc.,
    1993.

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