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EKONOMI TEKNIK B (2 SKS)

Angga Sastra Wijaya – Kode Dosen SSJ


Teach Deck
2017/2018-2
Proprietary + Confidential

Nama : Anggasawijaya

Founder : PT. BINTANG MUDA WIJAYA

Confidential and Proprietary


PENILAIAN (Prodi TF dan Prodi EL)

OTHERS:
UTS: 35% UAS: 40%
25%

Tugas : Kehadiran:
Quis: 10%
10% 5%
PENILAIAN (Prodi TF dan Prodi EL)

OTHERS:
UTS: 35% UAS: 40%
25%

Tugas : Kehadiran:
Quis: 10%
10% 5%
Penilaian Kelas TT

Others : 20%
UTS : 40% UAS : 40% (KUIS, TUGAS,
DAN ABSENSI)

PLO PLO
PLO 5 PLO 8 5 8

Harus lulus setiap PLO


Bila PLO<50, maka tidak lulus dan
diberi kesempatan sekali
Remedial.
Pelaksanaan Remedial adalah
setelah UAS
Grading

TEL U
INDEX TEL U RANGE TEL U CATEGORY ABET/IABEE

A Lebih dari 81 Istimewa Excellent Exemplary


PLO > 50 Lulus
AB 71 - 80 Baik Sekali Very Good
Proficient
B 66 - 70 Baik Good

BC 61 - 65 Cukup Baik Fair


Apprentice
C 51 - 60 Cukup Satisfactory

D 41 - 50 Kurang Passing Novice


Sangat
E Kurang dari 41 Kurang Poor Unacceptable
Program LearningOutcome (PLO) Prodi S1 TT
1. Deity to God Almighty and able to show religious attitude
2. Have knowledge and ability to use basic science in mathematics, science, and engineering
3. Have the capability of designing a system, component, or process to meet the expected needs within realistic
constraints including the delivery of broadband content through telecommunication engineering methods
4. Have the ability to design and carry out experiments, including analyzing and interpreting data scientifically using
scientific methods
5. Have the ability to identify, formulate, and solve telecommunication engineering problems
6. Have skills in operating the hardware, using software applications and programming capabilities related to
information technology and telecommunications
7. Have the ability to communicate effectively both oral and written
8. The ability to plan for completing and evaluating tasks within the constraints
9. Able to demonstrate participatory attitudes in multi-disciplinary and cross-cultural working groups
10. Able to show responsible attitude in accordance with professional ethics
11. Ability to understand the need for lifelong learning including access to cutting-edge issues in telecommunications
and entrepreneurial insight
Rules

 14 meetings /semester
 20 Minutes maksimum of Delay
 Presence of at least 75% to follow UAS (max 2 times
absent)
 Pain includes absenteeism.
 Violation of Student Code of Conduct E or
suspension
 Silent ur Phone
 No Jeans / No Sandal
MENCONTEK / MEMBERI CONTEKAN = E
Punishment

 Keterlambatan >15 menit*:


 Resume untuk kuliah hari keterlambatan minimal
2 halaman disertai 1 contoh soal baru dan
pengerjaannya.
 Mempresentasikan pokok bahasan untuk
pertemuan selanjutnya
 BOLEH MASUK tapi TIDAK ABSEN
* silahkan pilih satu
Remedial (Prodi TT)

 Diberikan untuk mahasiwa yang mendapat


nilai per PLOnya<50
 Nilai maximal remedial PLO adalah pada
standar nilai C yaitu 51 sampai 60
 Pelaksanaan Remedial adalah setelah UAS
Agenda Pemilihan KM

KELAS:
KM Wakil
Nama
NIM
No. HP
Email
REFERENSI (disarankan tahun terbaru)
Referensi Utama :
•Newnan, Donald G., “Engineering Economic Analysis”, Engineering Press,Inc.,
1992, California, USA
•William G. Sullivan, Elin M. Wicks, & James T. Luxhoj, “Engineering Economy,”
12th Ed., Pearson, 2003, ISBN 0-13-039555-2
Referensi Pendukung :
•Grant, Ireson, Levenworth, ” Dasar-Dasar Ekonomi Teknik”, PT Rineka Cipta, 2001,
Jakarta
•Thuesen, G.J. & Fabrycky, W.J., ” Engineering Economy”, 9th Edition, Prentice Hall,
Inc., 2001, New Jersey, USA
•DeGarmo, Sullivan, Bontadelli, Wicks, ”Engineering Economy”, Tenth Edition,
Prentice Hall, Inc., 1997, New Jersey, USA
•Steiner, H.M., ”Engineering Economy Principles”, Mc. Graw Hills International,
1996, Singapore
•Grant, Ireson, Leavenworth, “Principles of Engineering Economy”, John
Wiley&Sons, 1990, Singapore
Topics of next 7 weeks
• concept of time
The concept of cost value of money,
• Definition,
and economic concepts of
Economic
Benefits of
scope equivalence,
Engineering, interest and types,
• Grouping cost, diagrams and
Decision-Making
cost concept, cashflow notation
Process
cost type, costThe concept of
Introduction of structure. time value of
economic
techniques
money, interest
equivalence, nominations &
.evaluation of cashflow & effective
diagram interest and
investment MARR
Investment with present-
evaluation value analysis nominal
with annual / Nominal interest & interest rate
method effective interest
worth effective,
and MARR
analysis minimum
method attractive
 Part of economics in engineering comprising a systematic
evaluation of the costs and benefits of the proposed engineering
project. Example: purchase of new machine or not, machine A or B
and others.
BENEFITS OF LEARNING ECONOMIC
ENGINEERING

• Rational Decision Making Process


• Economical Decision
• Predicting the Future
ECONOMIC TECHNIQUES PRINCIPLES

1. Develop alternatives
2. Focus on the differences
3. Use a consistent viewpoint
4. Use a common unit of measurement
5. Consider all relevant criteria
6. The form of uncertainty becomes explicit
7. Review your decisions
DECISION OF THE RESEARCH DECISION
(RATIONAL)

1. Set goals or objectives


2. Evaluate feasible alternatives
3. Consider possible opportunities
4. Choose the best solution

PROBLEM OF DECISION MAKING


1. Acquire an idea
2. Set goals or objectives
3. Evaluate alternative decisions
4. Assessment of production costs and prices
5. Consideration of "green engineering"
PROBLEMS OF ECONOMIC DECISION
MAKING

• Selection process equipment / machine


• Equipment / machine replacement
• Development of new products or new plants
• Cost reduction
• Service improvements

• FACTORS AFFECTING
• Time
• Uncertainty
Criteria for decision-making

 Create the least disturbance to the environment.


 Improve the distribution of wealth among people
 Minimize the expenditure of money.
 Ensure that the benefits to those who gain from the decision
are greater than the losses of those who are harmed by the
decision
 Minimize the time to accomplish the goal or objective
 Minimize unemployment
 Maximize profit
What is ?

 Effectiveness: measure the success rate in achieving a


goal. The more perfect or better the goal achievement,
means the more effective the process is done.
 Efficiency: the size of the level of savings in the use of
resources (inputs) in a process, where the more
efficient use of resources, the more efficient the
process is done.
 Productivity: a measure that explains the ratio of the
level of goal achievement to the use of resources.
 Productivity = Effectiveness / Efficiency = Output /
Input.
 Optimal: a value of the largest or smallest due to the
non-linear relationship between two influential variables
 Cash Flow: the flow of money in and out per period of
time.
 Cash-in, generally derived from the sale of products or
benefits measurable (benefit).
 Cash-out, is the cumulative of expenses (cost) incurred.
 Cash flow discussed in engineering economics cash
flow of estimation / predictive investment 4 main
components: investment; operational cost; maintenance
cost; benefit / benefit.
THANK YOU

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