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UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATOFACULTAD DE INGENIERÍA CIVIL Y MECÁNICAHORARIO GENERAL DE CLASESSEMESTRE LECTIVO: Octubre 2014 - Marzo 2015 CURSO (S) : SEXTO NIVELCARRERA: Ingenieria Civil PARALELO : "A"HORA LUNES Aula MARTES Aula MIERCOLES Aula JUEVES Aula VIERNES Aula14:00 - 15:00 MECÁNICA DE SUELOS II LS TUTORÍA A5 ESTRUCTURAS I A5 INST. HIDRO SANITARIAS A5ING. LORENA PÉREZ ING. JORGE CEVALLOS ING. IVÁN CÁCERES ING. PATRICIO SALVADOR15:00 - 16:00 MECÁNICA DE SUELOS II LS TUTORÍA A5 ESTRUCTURAS I A5 GEOTECNIA A5ING. LORENA PÉREZ ING. JORGE CEVALLOS ING. IVÁN CÁCERES ING. PATRICIO SALVADOR16:00 - 17:00 ENSAYO DE MATERIALES II LS ENSAYO DE MATERIALES II LS MECANICA DE SUELOS II LS GEOTECNIA A5 INST. HIDRO SANITARIAS A5ING. SANTIAGO MEDINA ING. SANTIAGO MEDINA ING. LORENA PÉREZ ING. PATRICIO SALVADOR ING. PATRICIO SALVADOR17:00 - 18:00 ENSAYO DE MATERIALES II LS ENSAYO DE MATERIALES II LS MECANICA DE SUELOS II LS ESTRUCTURAS I A5 INST. HIDRO SANITARIAS A5ING. SANTIAGO MEDINA ING. SANTIAGO MEDINA ING. LORENA PÉREZ ING. IVÁN CÁCERES ING. PATRICIO SALVADOR18:00 - 19:00 INGENIERÍA AMBIENTAL A5 REALIDAD NAC. ING. CIVIL A5 INGENIERÍA AMBIENTAL A5 ESTRUCTURAS I A5DR. VINICIO JARAMILLO ING. JORGE TOAPANTA DR. VINICIO JARAMILLO ING. IVÁN CÁCERES19:00 - 20:00 INGENIERÍA AMBIENTAL A5 REALIDAD NAC. ING. CIVIL A5 GEOTECNIA A5 OPTATIVA I CCDR. VINICIO JARAMILLO ING. JORGE TOAPANTA ING. PATRICIO SALVADOR ING. FRICSON MOREIRA20:00 - 21:00 ESTRUCTURAS I A5 OPTATIVA I CC OPTATIVA I CC OPTATIVA I CCING. IVÁN CÁCERES ING. FRICSON MOREIRA ING. FRICSON MOREIRA ING. FRICSON MOREIRAUNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATOFACULTAD DE INGENIERÍA CIVIL Y MECÁNICAHORARIO GENERAL DE CLASESSEMESTRE LECTIVO: Octubre 2014 - Marzo 2015 CURSO (S) : SEXTO NIVELCARRERA: Ingenieria Civil PARALELO : "B"HORA LUNES Aula MARTES Aula MIERCOLES Aula JUEVES Aula VIERNES Aula14:00 - 15:00 ESTRUCTURAS I LE MECANICA DE SUELOS II LE MECANICA DE SUELOS II LE GEOTECNIA LEING. IVÁN CÁCERES ING. PATRICIO SALVADOR ING. PATRICIO SALVADOR ING. PATRICIO SALVADOR15:00 - 16:00 ESTRUCTURAS I LE MECANICA DE SUELOS II LE MECANICA DE SUELOS II LE ESTRUCTURAS I LE GEOTECNIA LEING. IVÁN CÁCERES ING. PATRICIO SALVADOR ING. PATRICIO SALVADOR ING. IVÁN CÁCERES ING. PATRICIO SALVADOR16:00 - 17:00 INST. HIDRO SANITARIAS LE ESTRUCTURAS I LE ENSAYO DE MATERIALES II LE ENSAYO DE MATERIALES II LE INGENIERÍA AMBIENTAL LEING. PATRICIO SALVADOR ING. IVÁN CÁCERES ING. SANTIAGO MEDINA ING. SANTIAGO MEDINA DR. VINICIO JARAMILLO17:00 - 18:00 INST. HIDRO SANITARIAS LE ESTRUCTURAS I LE ENSAYO DE MATERIALES II LE ENSAYO DE MATERIALES II LE INGENIERÍA AMBIENTAL LEING. PATRICIO SALVADOR ING. IVÁN CÁCERES ING. SANTIAGO MEDINA ING. SANTIAGO MEDINA DR. VINICIO JARAMILLO18:00 - 19:00 GEOTECNIA LE INGENIERÍA AMBIENTAL LE OPTATIVA I CC REALIDAD NAC. ING. CIVIL LE INST. HIDRO SANITARIAS LEING. PATRICIO SALVADOR DR. VINICIO JARAMILLO ING. FRICSON MOREIRA ING. JORGE TOAPANTA ING. PATRICIO SALVADOR19:00 - 20:00 OPTATIVA I CC TUTORÍA LE OPTATIVA I CC REALIDAD NAC. ING. CIVIL LEING. FRICSON MOREIRA ING. IVÁN CÁCERES ING. FRICSON MOREIRA ING. JORGE TOAPANTA20:00 - 21:00 OPTATIVA I CC TUTORÍA LEING. FRICSON MOREIRAING. IVÁN CÁCERES
Luca Savorelli - Self Awareness and Utility Misprediction in Discounting Models of Intertemporal Choice_______________________________________________________________________________________than the event itself. 2 It is important to distinguish between the utility conferred by anticipatingthe events and the change in utility derived from changing current consumption, because of theintegration of expected future utility in consumption choice. Anticipation can also cause todelay or anticipate the consumption of the good.Ut u c , u(c ),... u(c )) ... u ( c )[6]0(0 1 TT T5) Memory: The explanation advanced by Frederick (1999) to observation that people would like toenjoy a thing sooner, because they are going to enjoy its memory in the future for an highernumber of years, seems quite weak. Memory is likely to change future consumption when thefuture utility deriving from memory is integrated in current choice. This is mainly done betweenconsumption of goods that can keep track of memory, e.g. taking photos or writing a diary. Forinstance, every time we take a picture of a sunset we weight the pleasure of looking at thesunset without being bothered to pick up the camera with the utility we will experience in thefuture by looking at the photo and recalling that sunset. The intertemporal utility functiontaking into account the memory can be written as:tU u c ) ... u ( c , u(c ),... u(c ))[7]0(0T T 0 T 16) Opportunity costs If instead of consuming goods we save money and invest it, a certain amounttoday can be exchanged for a higher amount in the future. For example, if you invest 100 Eurostoday at a market rate of 10%, next year you will have 110 Euros. Of course, this holds trueonly if the investment is effective, otherwise there is no reason for discounting its future value:Ut u( c0) ... uT( cT, investment0,..., investment1)0 [8]The last way in which time can influence choice is time discounting. 3 Time discounting pertains to theweight given to the entire per period utility function. The formulation of a discounting model is basedon none of the preceding reasons. What is postulated in any model of discounting, be it exponential ornot exponential, is that the same good, coeteribus paribus (no change in utility function, not conferringutility from memory or anticipation neither having characteristics depending on time and being certainin consumption), confers less utility if consumed in the future rather than in the present.2 A more extreme, but valuable, perspective, is given, for example, by Giacomo Leopardi, one of the most importantItalian poets, who argues in his “Village’s Saturday” that enjoyment can be experienced only in the anticipation ofevents, not in the event itself. Interestingly, Piera degli Esposti, an Italian theatre actress, proposed a humoristicperspective on Leopardi’s poem, based on backward induction logic: if enjoyment can be experienced only in theanticipation, then Saturday’s enjoyment can be experienced only on Friday, and Friday only on Thursday, and so on.3 Of course all these factors can be combined. For example, time influences tasting wine by modifying the flavor of thegood and providing utility from anticipation the sommelier waiting to taste an old wine. But also the decision ofopening a certain aged bottle can be influenced by impatience.7
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