ENSC 301-3: Engineering Economics

Class Time

Spring Semester (99-1)

Course Instructor

Dr. John Jones

Course Description

The engineer as businessman and entrepeneur. Preparation of a business plan. The economics of capital projects and production processes. Financial analysis: mortgages, loans, direct costs, depreciation, taxes, financial statements, financing alternatives. Estimation of sales, capital and operating costs of new processes and products. Cash flows. Market evaluation comparison of alternatives. Study is in part through independent reading rather than formal lectures

Prerequisites

Successful completion of at least 60 credit hours is required for students wishing to take this course.

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