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Team 1 - Proposal

This proposal outlines the roles of team members, project type, scenarios, units of comparison, and resources to be used in the asset allocation project for technical decision making.

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Team 1 - Proposal

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  1. EGR 403 – Asset Allocation in Technical Decision Making Team 1 - Proposal

  2. Introduction • Team member roles • Type of project • Scenarios • Units of comparison • Resources to be used EGR 403 – Asset Allocation in Technical Decision Making

  3. Team Member Roles • Leongkiat Lee – Summarizer • Brad Roush – Organizer • Brian Swager – Techie EGR 403 – Asset Allocation in Technical Decision Making

  4. Type of Project • Equipment Comparison - Make the decision between the purchase of two different pieces of equipment based on financial benefits and overall technological worth. EGR 403 – Asset Allocation in Technical Decision Making

  5. The Scenarios • Buy a 2005 Honda Civic • Buy a 1985 Honda Civic • Own for 3 years EGR 403 – Asset Allocation in Technical Decision Making

  6. Units of Comparison • Vehicle cost • Engine type • Fuel economy • Insurance costs • Maintenance costs • Depreciation rate EGR 403 – Asset Allocation in Technical Decision Making

  7. Resources To Be Used • Internet • Kelly Bluebook • Honda • Other technical web sources • Library • Pennysaver Magazine EGR 403 – Asset Allocation in Technical Decision Making

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