SC Financial Feasibility Studies
Section outline
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The module comprises six main parts, each one contributing to an understanding of the procurement selection process for Built Environment projects. The breakdown of this module is as follows:
Part 1 – Property economics
Part 2 – Developers and clients
Part 3 – Design solutions
Part 4 – Preparing financial feasibility studies
Part 5 – Other consultants
Part 6 – Presentation of the financial feasibility study
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Users intending to undertake the examination for this module are advised that this forms the primary material which is to be covered in depth and examined.
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Study Guide
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The examination for this module assumes that the user has read all these articles which supplement the Study Guide.
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The documents lodged here all develop the primary content of the course material to an in-depth level. Whilst not required readings for students, this content can add considerably to their knowledge of the subject matter and can be useful in their future careers
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This forum is provided for the use of Users to facilitate communication amongst them. The intention is not to provide a 'chat' function but to encourage Users to discuss issues related to the course that are of mutual interest - for example the sharing of information / views etc on an assignment.
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This will be displayed in early 2025 once the 2024 session has been finally completed, together with the 2025 Quiz and Exam
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This quiz is based on material made available to learners - particularly the Study Guide. Learners are required to attempt all questions. The total number of marks that may be attained is 10 marks.
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This exam contributes 40% towards the final mark for this module.
This question paper consists of 2 questions. You are required to answer BOTH of the questions provided.
Clearly mark the question number as indicated on the question sheet for each answer provided.
Candidates are advised to set out their work clearly, concisely and logically.
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A selection of interviews with participants in the construction / property sector that showcases the personal attributes of successful entrepreneurs. Without such characteristics, property development projects struggle to be either broadly feasible to pursue, or financially viable.
The videos can be accessed by following links:
Video 1 https://youtu.be/UBXPV5NiQ2U
Video 2 https://youtu.be/Hz0a-2Oo5cw
Video 3 https://youtu.be/G0gEpRXeS98
Do this by highlighting this link address, copy it to your clipboard, exit to your web browser (eg Chrome), paste it into the address box and click - it will then open up from YouTube
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A webinar providing an extensive overview of issues related to project financing in Africa.
The video can be accessed by following link https://youtu.be/uxM0xRN1b5U
Do this by highlighting this link address, copy it to your clipboard, exit to your web browser (eg Chrome), paste it into the address box and click - it will then open up from YouTube
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A brief presentation by a young graduate QS in South Africa describing her views on the compilation of a project feasibility study (not a financial viability study). Fairly superficial but covers concepts at an introductory level.
The video can be accessed by following link https://youtu.be/mH8zMj2qw5o
Do this by highlighting this link address, copy it to your clipboard, exit to your web browser (eg Chrome), paste it into the address box and click - it will then open up from YouTube
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A selection of presentations describing "Rules of Thumb" commonly used by property developers. These are for general guidance on likely feasibility only and are done at the germination of a property development scheme. Before significant investment decisions are made, a proper financial viability study should be done by the QS.
The videos can be accessed by following links:
Video 1 https://youtu.be/54A6Ii_Xf94
Video 2 https://youtu.be/2GUe5Y41sbU
Do this by highlighting this link address, copy it to your clipboard, exit to your web browser (eg Chrome), paste it into the address box and click - it will then open up from YouTube
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A selection of presentations describing typical forms of calculations for financial management reporting at the time of compiling viability studies. .
The videos can be accessed by following links:
Video 1 https://youtu.be/a2kGbQkeYrM
Video 2 https://youtu.be/TU4RNBK9j3k
Do this by highlighting this link address, copy it to your clipboard, exit to your web browser (eg Chrome), paste it into the address box and click - it will then open up from YouTube