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FMS8AB Industrial management and performance monitoring
| ECTS Credits : 3 Duration : 35 hours | Semester : S8 |
Person(s) in charge : Ingrid LEROYER, Associate professor, Brunot LOVAT, Teacher researcher in Economic sciences, ingrid.leroyer@mines-nancy.univ-lorraine.fr, bruno.lovat@univ-lorraine.fr |
Keywords : Strategy, performance, industrial testimony, economic calculations, investment choices |
Prerequisites: The second part of this course requires general mathematical knowledge, usually acquired previously during the engineering course |
Objective: Initial concepts of economical and financial calculations |
Program and contents : Educational objectives :
The implementation and success of any project is highly dependent on a good knowledge of its economical aspects.
This course's goal is to give the engineer-students the keys necessary to a good understanding of the fundamental elements of economic and financial calculus. Contents - Program This course is divided into two distinct parts (respectively 15 and 20 hours each) : - To raise awareness over a company's strategy and over the bond between strategy/management performance (in what ways aspects of strategy and management can impact a firm's performance ?)
Followed by industrial case-studies (aimed at assessing the criteria and means by which performance is measured in different companies and the associated management models used to reach the target productivity) - Classes focused on economic calculation
The performance of any company goes through an adapted investment policy. This part of the course that will largely rely on the use of a spreadsheet, will bring the mathematical basics on which economical choices on the question of investment are base.
- Introduction to corporate finance : worth of money over time and discounting cash-flow
- Arbitration and financial assets assessment
- Binomial tree-based models and outcome evaluation
- Choice of investments
- Economic comparison of rival projects : economical optimisation
- Expected yield-risk relation
- Place of financial mathematics as a help to decision taking and risk management
Evaluation The final grade will be the average of an oral presentation group-work, of participation in class and of the final economic calculation test. |
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