# Being able to conduct economic analysis, proficiently apply methods for calculating the time value of money—such as Net Present Value (NPV) and Internal Rate of Return (IRR)—to perform economic feasibility analyses for construction engineering projects and determine whether an investment is worthwhile.
# Knowing how to interpret financial information, extract key data from the financial statements of construction enterprises, analyze the potential impact of a company’s financial status on engineering projects, and possess familiarity with various financial expenditures in the construction process so as to reasonably estimate their effects on project costs and benefits.
# Capable of making well-reasoned decisions by comprehensively considering economic, technical, environmental, and other relevant factors in the selection of project schemes, investment decision-making, and related processes.