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Friday,
November 20 
The answers to
the homework I handed back
today are located here.
We have our next test on Monday and for
next Wednesday, do the homework
here. |
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Monday,
November 16
The answers to
the homework you handed in
today are located here.
For next time, do
Application Problem 4b then repeat the problem assuming Visalia gets a
$500,000 government grant to help offset the cost of 13 of the CNG
trucks. |
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Friday,
November 13
The answers to
the homework you handed in
today are located here.
For next time, do Drill Problems
7 &
9 and Application Problem 2 in Chapter
9. |
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Wednesday,
November 11
For next time, do the homework
problems located here.
Friday, we'll look at yet another measure of relative worth: the
benefit-cost ratio. |
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Monday, November 9
I've discovered a mistake in the
solution I posted earlier today. The correct answers to
the homework you handed in
today are located here. |
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Monday, November 9
The answers to
the homework you handed in
today are located here.
There is no homework due Wednesday. |
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Friday,
November 6
The answers to
the homework you handed in
today are located here.
For next time, redo Drill Problem 2 in Chapter 9 but this time
find the IRR and find the ERR
using MARR=9% and using MARR=13%.
Also, Do Drill Problem 3 but ignore the part that says "Find all internal rates of
return". |
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Wednesday,
November 4
The answers to the problems
assigned last Friday are here.
The answers to the problems
assigned on Monday are here.
For next time, do Drill Problems 7 &
9 in Chapter 12.
For hints on doing Problems 7 & 9, click
here. |
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Monday,
November 2
For
next time, do Drill Problems 1 &
2 and Application Problems
2 &
4 in Chapter 9.
NOTE: Simply calculating the absolute worth of
a cash flow diagram does not answer the question
"Should you invest?" Don't forget to answer the question! |
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Monday,
November 2
Kelsey pointed out after class
that the adjusted schedule I posted on Friday was incorrect (I had
Thanksgiving Break in the wrong place). I've fixed the
schedule. |
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Monday,
November 2
Unfortunately, I forgot to post
the example from Friday's class.
I've now posted it. Since the example wasn't available, I will give you
until Wednesday to turn in the homework problems that were supposed to
be due this morning. |
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Friday,
October 30
For Monday, do the homework
problems located here.
We've fallen a day behind, so I've adjusted the
schedule slightly. |
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Friday,
October 23
The answers to the homework you
handed in today are located here.
Remember, we've got our second exam on Monday. |
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Wednesday,
October 21
The answers to the homework you
handed in today are located here.
For next time, do Drill Problems 26, 27 &
28 and Application Problem 8abc. |
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Friday,
October 16
We are actually a day ahead of schedule,
so I've moved Exam #2 up a day to October 26 (a week from Monday)
so we can spend an extra day in Chapter 9.
We'll finish stocks next Wednesday and review for the exam next Friday. |
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Friday,
October 16
The answers to the homework you
handed in today are located here.
For next time,
do the homework problems
located here. |
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Wednesday,
October 14
The answers to the homework you
handed in today are located here.
For next time, do Drill Problems 21, 22 &
23 and Application Problem 6.
NOTE: Problem 6b is strangely worded. Read it as
"Assume you sell the bonds for $10,350.50 after the second coupon
payment in year 5. What is your ROI?" |
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Monday,
October 12
The answers to the homework you
handed in today are located here.
For next time, do the homework
problems located here. |
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Friday,
October 9
The answers to the homework you
handed in today are located
here.
For next time, do the homework
problems located here. |
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Wednesday,
October 7
For next time, do the homework
problems located here. |
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Monday,
September 28
The answers to the homework you
handed in today are located here.
Wednesday we will have our first exam. It will cover Chapters 2 and 3.
Remember, the exam is closed-book, closed-note. I will provide copies of
the
Engineering Economics section of
the FE Supplied Reference Handbook. |
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Friday,
September 25
The answers to the homework you
handed in today are located here.
For Monday, do Drill Problems 1 &
5 and Application
Problems 1c &
1e in Chapter 4. |
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Wednesday,
September 23
I've decided to move next
Monday's exam to Wednesday to accommodate the civil engineering students
who have a major project deadline on Monday. Friday we will start
Chapter 4, then we'll review Chapters 2 & 3 on Monday for the exam. |
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Wednesday,
September 23
The answers to the homework you
handed in today are located here.
For next time, do Drill Problems 15, 16c, 18c, 19c &
20c.
Remember: the present value equations and interest
factors provide an equivalent single cash flow one interest period
before the first cash flow (arrow) in the series. |
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Wednesday,
September 23
In
Monday's solution to Drill Problem 20a I used the 9% interest rate
from Part b by mistake. The correct solution (with a 7% interest rate)
is located here. |
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Monday,
September 21
The answers to the homework you
handed in today are located
here.
For next time, do Drill Problems 2, 8 &
13 and Application Problems 11 &
12.
HINT: For Application Problem 12, you have to take
two steps to get the solution.
There is no formula or interest factor to go from a geometric series to
an annuity. |
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Friday,
September 18
The answers to the homework you
handed in today are located here.
For next time, do Drill Problems 7, 12,
20a and Application Problems 6 &
10.
NOTE: Problem 12 is poorly worded. You should
interpret it as "If you make five annual $2000 payments into an account ..." |
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Wednesday,
September 16
The answers to the homework you
handed in today are located here.
For next time, do Drill Problems 10, 14 &
20b and Application Problems 5 &
8.
Also, redo Drill Problem 10 with payments increasing
by 8% per year. |
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Monday,
September 14
The answers to the homework you
handed in today are located here.
For next time, do Drill Problems 1, 3 &
4 and Application Problem 2 in Chapter 3.
Solve each problem first using the interest factor
formulas (Equations 3.1
&
3.2) then using the interest factor tables in the appendix. Remember to
draw a CFD! |
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Friday,
September 11
The answers to the homework you handed in today are located
here.
For Monday, do the homework problem located
here. |
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Wednesday,
September 9
The answers to the homework you handed in today are located
here.
For Friday, do the homework problems located
here. Read the problems
carefully! |
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Friday,
September 4
The answers to the homework you handed in today are located
here.
For Wednesday, do Drill Problems 6, 10 &
14 and Application
Problems 3 &
4 in Chapter 2.
For some helpful
hints on tonight's homework,
click
here.
Enjoy your Labor Day Weekend! |
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Wednesday,
September 2
For Friday, do Drill Problems
1a, 1c, 1e, 3 &
4 in Chapter 2.
Work Problem 4 as both a simple
interest and a compound interest problem.
Also, bring in (a)
an advertisement for a mortgage or car loan and (b) an advertisement for
a bank account, money market fund, or certificate of deposit. |
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Friday,
August 28
We will use the Engineering
Economics section of the FE Supplied Reference Handbook
throughout the semester. You can download a copy of it
here. |