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Jan 26, 2021
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MINE 330 Mineral Industry Economics W | 3.5 Lecture: 3 Lab: 0 Tutorial: 0.5 This course for students in Mining Engineering and allied disciplines will apply basic principles of economic evaluation learned in APSC 221 to the minerals industry. Topics covered include: the project definition and economic evaluation process; economic analysis tools and techniques; taxation; inflation; cost estimation; the nature of mineral supply and demand; mineral commodity markets and pricing; uncertainty and risks associated with the mining industry, their analysis and incorporation into the evaluation process. Assignments, examples, and tutorials reflect a variety of situations and challenges faced in the evaluation of exploration and mine development opportunities, as well as important applications to mining and mineral processing design and decision-making.
Academic Units: Mathematics 0 Natural Sciences 0 Complementary Studies 42 Engineering Science 0 Engineering Design 0
PREREQUISITE(S): APSC 221 , must be enrolled in Mining Engineering or they must have or the permission of the instructor (or department)
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