ECE595-01: Engineering Economics
Is “Estimate Accuracy” an Oxymoron?, Mr. Larry R. Dysert CCC, 2006 AACE International Transactions, EST.01.2- EST 01.5. Scope Development Problems in Estimating, Larry Dysert, CCC, 1997 AACE International
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