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Economic feasibility study of projects using Microsoft Project
Objectives
To provide participants with knowledge of the concept of feasibility study, types and detailed studies of technical, marketing and financial studies and to provide participants with the skills of dealing with the program (Microsoft Project and how to prepare the feasibility study using it
Course outline
• Introduction to MS. PROJECT
- Introduction to Project Management
- Run Ms Project
- Introducing the components of the program
- Entering project data
- Review and analysis of the project plan
- Introducing resources and costs for activities
Introduction to economic feasibility studies
First: the concept of feasibility study and its objectives
Second: Introduction to the essential uses of Microsoft Excel
Third: Marketing studies:
(1) Methods of forecasting the marketing gap through MS
A) Accounting methods to measure the total energy of the market.
B) Accounting methods to measure the current production volume of the market.
C) Accounting methods to measure the marketing gap.
(2) Demand prediction methods through MS
Methods of forecasting the demand for new products.
Methods of forecasting the demand for products List:
• Using simple regression
• Using multiple regression
IV: Technical studies through MS
(1) Use the transport models method to select project sites.
(2) Use of the comparative approach in the differentiation between the project sites.
(3) Using the Bert method in the technical planning of the project.
(4) Use the method of allocation in the distribution of production orders.
(5) Use linear programming method to determine the optimal production mix.
(6) Using analysis of A B C and Partio analysis in the technical planning of raw materials.
Fifth: Financial and economic study through MS
(1) Methods of evaluating investment alternatives.
(2) Measuring the degree of risk (college - business - finance)
(Iii) Measuring the cost of capital.
(4) The distribution of financial resources to projects.
(5) The effect of inflation on the feasibility study.
Sixth: The partial feasibility study through Axel
(1) Concept of partial feasibility study.
(2) Accounting methods for partial feasibility studies:
- Equalization analysis
Symmetry analysis
- Accounting for achievement
* Practical models for partial feasibility studies:
- Purchase decision or manufacture.
- The decision to sell or continue to operate.
- Decision to exploit rare elements.
- The decision of substitution between replacement and renewal alternatives.
- Partial closure decision.
- Sale decision at special prices.
Seventh: Feasibility study related to investment decisions in securities through MS
(1) Accounting analysis of financial statements to be purchased:
Accounting analysis of the financial position list.
Accounting analysis of the income statement.
C) Accounting analysis of the statement of cash flows.
(2) Financial and non-financial ratios for the analysis of companies to be bought.
(3) Other methods of analyzing companies to buy their shares.
Economic feasibility study of projects using Microsoft Project
Registration & Contact information
Please sent confirmation letter for attending, to the following contacts:
amal@itcegy.com
Amal abdulrhman
Training Advisor
00201110056192
If you would like any further information, please don't hesitate to contact me
Training Advisor| amal abdulrhman
Mob| 00201110056192
E-Mail| amal@itcegy.com
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