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Course Description
Earn 4 PDH Credits!
The technical seminar in engineering economics
is based on the book “Principles of Engineering Economy" written by
Eugene L. Grant, W. Grant Ireson, and Richard S. Leavensworth. The
seminar will provide an overview of the book to reacquaint attendees
with the time value of money and investment decisions. This seminar is
intended for all engineering disciplines (mechanical, electrical, civil,
chemical, structural, and industrial). Example problems will include general issues
(i.e. mortgages and car loans) as well as discipline specific cases
(i.e., insulation thickness, motor efficiency, people vs. machine cost, boiler efficiency
improvements and other value engineering choices).
Instructor
Biography
Eric H. Coffin
Registered Professional Engineer - FL
Senior Mechanical Engineer
Mustang Tampa, Inc.
The instructor for this course is Mr. Eric H.
Coffin. Mr. Coffin is a registered professional engineer in the State of
Florida and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering
(1978) from the University of South Florida. He has been using
engineering economics since taking the class he is now teaching, for the
first time in college. He was involved in the engineering and
construction of industrial energy facilities across the United States
while at Procter & Gamble. He took the in-house class a second time, and
became involved in the development of new projects and novel ways of
meeting energy needs. While at Florida Power Corporation he worked in
system planning and took the in-house class for a third time. With this
ever-increasing knowledge of engineering economics, he then became
involved in extensive option development of a variety of energy delivery
technologies. At Mustang Tampa, Inc. he is once again diligently
researching and finding cost effective energy solutions for customers
around the world.
Contact
Phone: (813) 876-2424 - Ext
3859
e-mail: ecoffin@mustangtampa.com
2002 North Lois Ave
Suite 300
Tampa, FL 33607
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