"engineering economics" is a little bit of economics for the engineer, for the times when the technical path crosses the other side.
Engineering Economics started out as an introductory course to Industrial Engineering; it's now also taught in systems engineering curriculums. In some curriculum, it's also required for those declaring engineering as a major.
*This application is a primer for Engineering Economics.
Topics include:
+ discrete compounding,
+ continuous compounding,
+ depreciation,
+ and much more.
It also includes examples, worksheets, tables, quizzes, and calculators to provide further understanding of this subject.
No in-app purchase.
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Accessible offline.
