Economic Evaluation and Investment Decision Methods
A course in discounted cash flow analysis techniques.
Economic Evaluation and Investment Decision Methods is relevant to persons with widely varying backgrounds and interests, including those without any previous evaluation experience and those who have done considerable evaluation work. Recent offerings of this course have had broad attendance from government and industry personnel working with mineral, oil and gas, chemical, power, and general non-mineral organizations.
The course is oriented toward practical problem solving and the proper use of economic evaluation methods in many investment situations. There are principally two programs offered on this subject. The 2.5-day program focuses on economic evaluation concepts including inflation and a brief introduction to risk, but neglects tax considerations. The 4-day course covers the same before-tax concepts in the 2.5-day program, but then addresses the topics of creating after-tax cash flow and proper economic analysis in light of tax considerations for a variety of industry scenarios. In-house programs may be tailored to meet the evaluation needs of each client.
Past Attendants
The course has been presented over 1,300 times by Franklin J. Stermole, John M. Stermole, and Andrew H. Pederson to more than 23,500 participants in the United States and abroad. Past participants have included:
- executives
- managers
- engineers
- geologists
- scientists
- accountants
- business personnel
4-Day Course, 2019
Colorado School of Mines
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- May 13-16, CSM Campus
- July 22-25, CSM Campus
- June 10-13, Houston, TX
- November 18-21, CSM Campus
4-Day Course, 2019
Midland College
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- May 20-23, Midland TX
- November 4-7, Midland TX
2.5-Day Course, 2019
Colorado School of Mines
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- March 25-27, CSM Campus
- You may also sign up for the first three days of any 4-Day course
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