The course is divided into 6 Sections.
The first section provides the basics of apparisal theory and methodology. The topics covered include:
1.1 - Appraisal theory and methodology
1.2 - Economic and social value of a good
1.3 - Estimation of rustic funds
1.3.1 - Analytical estimate
1.3.2 - Synthetic Estimation
In the Second Section, the fundamentals of financial calculations applied to the estimate are provided. The topics covered are:
2.1 - Financial Mathematics and Estimation
2.2 - Interest, capitalization and discount
2.3 - Periodic values
Th thirth section covered som of the topics in rural appraisal:
3.1 - Farmland investment estimation
3.2 - Estimation of water
3.3 - Estimation of fodder
3.4 - Estimation of pastures
3.5 - Wood estimation
3.6 - Small land plots and gardens estimation
3.7 - Estimates concerning the delivery and delivery of rustic funds
3.8 - Damages assessment
3.9 - Estimation of rural and civilian buildings
The Fourth Section focuses on the Legal Appraisal, ie issues with which the estimate is subject to specific legal provisions. The topics covered are:
4.1 - Estimates of the preadial servitudes
4.2 - Estimates of emphyteusis
4.3 - Estimates of usufruct, use and dwelling
3.4 - Estimates of expropriation for public utility
4.5 - Inheritance appraisa
The Fifth Section deals with the Estimate of Cadastre and it's so subdivided:
5.1 - Historical framing of the rustic cadastre
5.2 - Training of land cadastre
5.3 - Publication and activation of land cadastre
5.4 - Conservation of land cadastre
5.5 - Public land inventory
The sixth section of the course deals with providing a brief overview of environmental and territorial appraisal. The topics are:
6.1 - Public goods and their value
6.2 - Methods of estimating public goods
6.2.1 - Market Assessment Methods
6.2.2 - Non-Market Estimation Methods