2023 ME202 - Machinery & Equipment Valuation Methodology (Audio Only)

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MTS Courses Are Changing - Please Read

ASA's MTS Principles of Valuation (POV) courses (ME201 - ME204) are undergoing a major revamp and new courses will be launching in the fall of 2024. To ensure a smooth transition, the four legacy MTS POV courses will sunset at the end of the current fiscal year (June 30, 2024). If you're currently working through these courses, we encourage you to complete the four course series before the 2024 sunset date.

General Information

This NEW convenient format allows the learner to easily review and repeat any of the course lecture modules and/or assignments. This audio course provides students with convenient 24-7 online access to instructional modules via your "Education Dashboard" immediately following registration.

This course consists of:

Narrated instructional modules;
Classwork and assignments;
Downloadable course handout materials (PDF);

Printed or hard copies are not provided to course registrants. Once the audio course and downloadable materials have been accessed, the course is no longer refundable.

The course and final exam must be completed within 90 days of purchase. The option to request an additional 90 day extension at education@appraisers.org is available (non-refundable fee is applicable). The final exam is multiple choice and securely administered online and remotely proctored. Additional final exam instructions are provided following registration.

*ASA-accredited members (AM, ASA, FASA) who would like to attend this class will receive a 50% discount. This discount will be automatically applied at checkout.

Required Reading (purchase not included with registration)

ASA’s Valuing Machinery and Equipment: The Fundamentals of Appraising Machinery and Technical Assets 4th Ed is the authoritative textbook on the theory and methodology of appraising machinery, equipment, and technical assets. The 2020 edition includes revised and updated chapters on topics like the sales comparison approach, appraisal report writing, and valuations for financial reporting, completely rewritten chapters on topics like aircraft appraisals, and a new chapter on ad valorem tax appraisals. It also includes updated appendices with appraisal research sources, an enhanced index, and a wholly rewritten and improved glossary.

Purchase - Valuing Machinery and Equipment, 4th Edition

Continuing Education and Contact Hours

28.8 ASA CE Instructional Hours and 3 Exam Hours

*Accredited MTS Members who took the ME201-204 courses for accreditation purposes may not retake the courses for reaccreditation/continuing education (CE) credits. Those who have not previously completed these courses must successfully pass the associated exam to receive ASA reaccreditation/CE credit. No reaccreditation/CE credit will be awarded for the audio version of this course.

Course Description

This course explores in depth the ideas introduced in ME201 and provides students with a better understanding of the types of value commonly used in the appraisal of machinery and equipment. This course addresses the issues of price vs. value, indirect costs, use of and development of indexes, age-life concepts, recommended rounding of figures, types of values for MTS appraisals, reproduction cost new, replacement cost new, replacement cost depreciated, fair market value in use, orderly liquidation value, forced liquidation value and supporting conclusions for various purposes. A financial calculator (we recommend HP12C) is required.

*Accredited MTS Members who took the ME201-204 courses for accreditation purposes may not retake the courses for reaccreditation/continuing education (CE) credits. Those who have not previously completed these courses must successfully pass the associated exam to receive ASA reaccreditation/CE credit. No reaccreditation/CE credit will be awarded for the audio version of this course.

Instructional Methods

Methods include lectures, discussions and individual/ group exercises and assignments.

Course Audience

Appraisers, accountants, attorneys, auctioneers, bankers, engineers, leasing company staff, farm managers, forensic consultants, shop staff, and the appraisal community at large who are involved in the valuation of machinery and equipment.

Required Reading

Purchase - Valuing Machinery and Equipment, 4th Edition

Learning Level

Fundamental

Learning Outcomes

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

Expand knowledge and application of various cost approach and sales comparison approach techniques
Introduce students to the concept of Fair Value
Introduce how to use modeling techniques to value large groups of assets
Introduce the concept of market testing and market based adjustments to the cost approach
Introduction of various costing and depreciation techniques

Continuing Education and Contact Hours

32 Hours of CE are provided upon completion of the course (including exam hours).

Additional Information

ASA-accredited members (AM, ASA, FASA) who would like to attend this class will receive a 50% discount. This discount will be automatically applied at checkout.

ll be awarded for the audio version of this course.

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