1. The ability to abstract thinking, analysis and synthesis based on logical arguments and verified facts;
2. Governance of basic knowledge, including current scientific and technical achievements and their use in practical situations during the assessment of the real estate;
3. Use of information technologies and innovative approaches in real estate valuation;
4. Compliance with the rules of safety of life and occupational safety;
5. Ability to search, process, analyze information from different sources and conduct research at the appropriate level.
6. Ability to carry out professional duties by types of professional appraisal work;
7. Knowledge and understanding of the main theories, methods, principles, technologies and techniques in the assessment of real estate;
8. Ability to choose methods, tools for assessing real estate;
9. Use of modern software for real estate valuation;
10. Aggregation of field, camera and remote data on a theoretical basis with the aim of synthesizing new knowledge in the field of real estate valuation.

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Related: Geodesy p.2, Statistical analysis of geodetic measurements.

Basic concepts and definitions. General concepts in real estate valuation. Property. Type of ownership. Methodical provision of valuation activity. International and National Property Valuation Standards. Ethical norms of professional appraisal. Cost and its relationship with cost and market value. Market value. Types of costs are different from market. Features of application of different types of cost. The main factors affecting the value of real estate. Principles based on the user's opinion. Principles related to the nature of real estate. Principles related to the market environment. The principle of the most effective use.

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1. Written reports on practical work, oral questioning, control work (30%).
2. three thematic controls (together 60%).
3. oral component (10%).