MINE 330 Mineral Industry Economics
This course for students in Mining Engineering and allied disciplines will apply basic principles of economic evaluation learned in APSC 221 to the minerals industry. Topics covered include: the project definition and economic evaluation process; economic analysis tools and techniques; taxation; inflation; cost estimation; the nature of mineral supply and demand; mineral commodity markets and pricing; uncertainty and risks associated with the mining industry, their analysis and incorporation into the evaluation process. Assignments, examples, and tutorials reflect a variety of situations and challenges faced in the evaluation of exploration and mine development opportunities, as well as important applications to mining and mineral processing design and decision-making.
(Lec: 3, Lab: 0, Tut: 0.5)
Mining Engineering, B.A.Sc. (Class of 2025)
Students in all options (N1-Mine-Mine, N2-Mineral Processing Environmental, N3-Mine-Mechanical) must take a minimum of four courses from the approved Elective lists.
Mining Engineering, B.A.Sc. (Class of 2023)
Students in all options (N1-Mine-Mine, N2-Mineral Processing Environmental, N3-Mine-Mechanical) must take a minimum of four courses from the approved Elective lists.
Mining Engineering, B.A.Sc. (Class of 2024)
Students in all options (N1-Mine-Mine, N2-Mineral Processing Environmental, N3-Mine-Mechanical) must take a minimum of four courses from the approved Elective lists.