This study utilized the real R&D option theory especial the Bellalah (1999) information cost model, along with the expense and capital viewpoint belonging to accounting, as the discussion base for the exploration of R&D value. Since Bellalah did not consider the potential influence on R&D value due to depreciation and sudden event, we tried to modify the existing modles, including the simple and compound option, to fill up this shortcoming and empirically tested the modified models as well. The analyses yield included, first, the factors of exponential decay and Poisson event were incorporated with models to represent the situation of depreciation and sudden event which remind managers that the value of possessed R&D project could be diminished by; secondly, the derived R&D value through the modeified models on whether expense or capital base was empirically verified as having explanatory power on firms' prominent parameters including the stock price.