cost estimating 10 11 Flashcards

1
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cost

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amount of money sacrficed for goods to bring a current or future cashflow into the orginisation

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2
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costs that expire are

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expenses

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3
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direct costs

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every cost can be luiked to a product or service

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4
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indirect cost

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not easily tracked, also called overhead

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5
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more accurate costs means

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more work, so is it worth it

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6
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example indirect materials for house building

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hammers tools etc

receptionists-indirect labour. -management

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7
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overheads seperated into

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manufacturing ovehead, administrative expenses, selling expenses

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8
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fixed, variable, mixed costs

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fixed doesnt change when output increases, variable obvs changes with outp, mixed has variable and fixed components

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9
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how to find hourly cost

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take last years over head, take last years acrtivities, find predtermined overhead by dividing .

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10
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three types of accounting

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financial, management, cost

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11
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financial accounting

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produce financial staements that convey info to outsiders

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12
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managment accounting

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-info for operation

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13
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cost accounting

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-expenses are allocated to products.

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14
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not all expenditures are expenses

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  • corrections are made like pre paid expenses( expenditure for another year)
  • long lived assers are not in full as expenses for the period . depreciation.
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15
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costing methods

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process costing-assigns average costs to each unit of production.
job order costing-differentiates the direct costs per job to see how profitable ach one is
activity based costing-percentage of overhead assigned to a job

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16
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find costing example

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17
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best accuracy for cost estimates?

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5%

18
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indicies used for conceptual estimate

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cost indices
loacation index
give average cost per standard unit

19
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different estimate classes

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conceptual estimate
engineering estimate(1-3)
contractor detailed estimate

20
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expected accuracy for these classes

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  • 25-+50
  • 20 +40
  • 15-+25
  • 10-+15
  • 5-+10
21
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at 30-40% design finnish

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  • many critical decisions known, like footprinjt, major equipment etc
  • first engineering estimate foundation
22
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60% finsiedh design

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foundation for second engineering estimate
-verify systems meet needs
-use more precuise quantitires and quality requirements
review drawings by construction specialists

23
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90%finnished

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complete set of bid documents
last chance review
wil be sent to authorites for r3eview

24
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accuracy factors effect qunatity and cost of three

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construction materials
labour
equipment

25
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h0w much does labour contribute to construciton costs

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30-50%

26
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total cost of labour and total work hour equations

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cost=work hours*wage rate

workhours= quantity of work/productivity rate

27
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two eamples each of external and internal factors effectng productivty

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internal, management, work conditions

external, market, environmental conditions.

28
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what is a contingencie

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amount of money added to an estimate to cover unforeseen needs

29
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three componenets (from figure) that make up estimated bid price

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direct cost, job site overhead, markup

30
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what does markup component consist of?

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main office allocated cost, contingiency and risk, expected profit.