2.1a. Modul Handbook of B.Eng Civil Engineering

 

Modul name

Project Investment Analysis

Level module

6 (undergraduate)

Abbreviation of applicable

SIP 620341

Sub-heading, if applicable

 

Courses included in the module, if applicable

 

Semester

VI

Person in charge

Kristianto Usman, ST., MT., Ph.D.

Lecturer

1.      Kristianto Usman, ST., MT., Ph.D.

2.      Ir. Ika Kustiani, ST., MEngSc., PhD., IPM

Language

Bahasa Indonesia, English

Classifications within the curriculum

Compulsory/ elective course

Teaching (hours per week during the semester

2 class hour lecture (2´170 minutes lecture) ´ 16 weeks

Workload per semester

340 minutes lecture is divided into 100 minutes face to face interaction, 120 minutes structural activities, 120 minutes independent study

Credit points

2 SKS (3.12 ECTS)

Learning objective

A01

Fulfilling task with moral, ethics and manner (2-S)

A02

Capable to be part of team work and showing social awareness (4a-W)

A03

Being eager to be independent (4b-S)

C04

Capable to design and apply innovative construction, eco-friendly, low-cost, adaptive to climate change (7a-S)

P05

Mastering tools and software, collecting information, and applicable procedure that has been determined (7b-S)

C06

Capable to fulfill task as technician, analyst, and engineer with low-cost approach, emphasizing in coastal building and infrastructure that adaptive to climate change (8-S)

C07

Knowledgeable and skillful to fulfill the requirements of applicable standard incorporating factual and specific expertise emphasizing in coastal building and infrastructure that adaptive to climate change; hence having competencies to complete task properly and thoroughly (9-S).

A08

Responsible and enable to fulfill task holistically (10-S)

A09

Have a willingness to learn throughout lifetime (11-S)

Note: C: cognitive; A: affective; P: psychomotor

Course Learning Outcomes/ Competencies

Being able to:

1.      Mention the essence of investment (C1;2)

2.      Mention the various types of project investment and describe every investment and regulation that must be met, as well as describe each (C1;2-C2;2).

3.      Describe ways to maximize capital utilization, meet budgets, identify cost reduction opportunities and improve efficiencies (C2;12)

4.      Describe the advantages and risks of each type of investment (C2;12)

5.      Explain benefit analysis, expenditure justifications and business case supporting documentation (C2;2)

6.      Explain the relationship between technical, financial and managerial staff (C2;2)

7.      Explain the influence or impact of varying key performance indicators (KPI’s) in different departments to the work (C2;2).

8.      Explain discounted cash flow techniques including Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR), breakeven and payback (C2;2).

9.      Understand and apply Capital Expenditure (Capex) and Operational Expenditure (Opex) budgeting procedures and reporting guidelines (C2;18).

10.  Explain the replace or rebuild equipment and be able to compare “buy verses lease” (C2;2).

11.  Explain the way to reduce or optimise Capex and Opex (C2;2)

12.  Explain the way to plan and manage expenditure around the utilization and optimization of personnel (C2;2).

13.  Explain responsible budget andcosting parameters to non–revenue projects such as environmental and safety (C2;2).

14.  Explain the definition of discounted cash flow (DCF), depreciation, amortisation and sensitivity, and risk analysis (C2;2)

Content

Lecturing:

1.      Capital utilization, budgets, cost reduction opportunities

2.      Benefit analysis, expenditure justifications and business

3.      Effective communication between technical, financial and managerial staff

4.      Key performance indicators (KPI’s)

5.      Discounted cash flow techniques: net present value (NPV), internal rate of return (IRR), breakeven and payback.

6.      Capex and higher opex

7.      Rebuild equipment

8.      Buy verses lease

9.      Expenditure and optimization of personnel.

10.  Costing parameters to non–revenue projects

11.  Discounted cash flow (DCF), depreciation, amortisation and sensitivity and risk analysis

A.      Practical work

 

 

Study/ exam achievement

Assessment Aspect (%)

A1

A2

A3

C4

P5

C6

C7

A8

A9

Quiz (20%) - writing test

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Ö

 

Ö

 

 

Ö

 

Mid test (25%)- writing test

Ö

 

Ö

 

Ö

 

 

Ö

 

Final test (35%)- writing test

Ö

 

Ö

 

Ö

 

 

Ö

Ö

Final Task (20%)

Ö

Ö

Ö

Ö

Ö

Ö

Ö

Ö

Ö

Score index

A

A ³76

B+

71 £ B+ < 76

B

66 £ B < 71

C+

61 £ C+< 66

C

56 £ C < 61

D

50 £ D < 56

E

E < 50

Forms of media

Software

Hardware

Ms. Office (PPT, Ms Word, Ms. Excel)

Projector

 

LCD

 

Laptop, computer