A Computerised Approach to Teaching Mine Financial Valuation

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
F. S. A. de Frey
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The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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6
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266 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1987

Abstract

The main users of computerised financial evaluation tools in the mining industry are the mining investment analyst, the mine manager together with his financial manager and the mining student (undergruadate and post-graduate). The mining investment analyst's needs mainly centre around the-micro and macro aspects affecting the mining industry in general. The mine manager needs a tool to assist him with the planning, reporting and controlling of production, costs, efficiency, productivity and cashflow. For the mining student studying Financial Evaluation, the main need is for a computer program which will assist him in learning the basics of the subject. This paper concentrates on the needs and objectives of the course Financial Mine Evaluation, the approach to which is presented. Emphasis is placed on the practical computing sessions and the role of the FCS-EPS package as a training tool.
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APA: F. S. A. de Frey  (1987)  A Computerised Approach to Teaching Mine Financial Valuation

MLA: F. S. A. de Frey A Computerised Approach to Teaching Mine Financial Valuation. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1987.

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