MEETING MINUTES

DATE : July 18, 2020

CLASS TIME : 3:00 PM to 6:30 PM
SUBJECT CODE : PA 223 (Project Feasibility Preparation)
PROFESSOR : Dr. Eliseo S. Dela Cruz
ATTENDEE(S) : Alfonso, Mikko
Astoveza, Aren
Bravo, Maria Cristine A.
Calderon, JSThe
Cristobal, Ramon
Delos Santos, Tesalonica
Panganiban, Dan
Pardilla, Faith
Santos, Paul
Torres, Bryan
Valencia, Michael
Vaswani, Jeff
Villegas, Andrea R.
ABSENTEE(S) : N/A

I. Introduction
 Self-introduction of the professor and the students
 Mode of delivery for this semester is through Zoom application and/or Messenger
Group Chat
 Different class requirements i.e., Reports and Comparative Study
 Copy of the reports should be sent to the class and to the professor so that
everyone is ready for the comprehensive examination

II. Objectives
 For the students to be prepared and equipped with how government projects
should be done
 For the students to know their programs and projects’ target market, beneficiary,
location, and age
 For the students to know how to analyze the needs and the benefits of the project
that they are preparing

III. Points to Ponder and Subject Overview

 The subject will basically focus on how a student could analyze the strength,
weakness, and the trend of the project the he or his organization wants to pursue.
 The project scope should be defined in order to define the opportunities or the
problems that should be addressed.
 It is important to note that private or public projects, one must conduct a
feasibility study first before the implementation of such programs.
 Requirements of a certain project should be defined based on the projects
attention (e.g., defined requirements for infrastructure projects are different from
the 4Ps and SAP project)
 Check if the recommended solution or approach is effective to what is needed
 Even if the government is not always after the income or to the ROI of the
projects, it is still necessary to check its cost effectiveness.
 Designing and preparing for a private investment is not and will never be different
on the factors to consider for a public program or project.