Read 'Chapter 1: What Is Production /Operations Management?' & answer the following question(s): |
1. | ____________________________ is not a system of Operation management (OM) |
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2. | The new models and trends in OM do not include |
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3. | Which of the following statement is not true regarding the need for continuous improvement within companies? |
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4. | The tool that is most useful in brainstorming to the root cause of a problem is the |
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5. | Business Process Reengineering (BPR) means that a company |
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6. | The performance characteristic of flexibility means |
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7. | The performance characteristic of cost efficiency means |
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8. | Which of the following is not a challenge of supply chain management? |
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9. | ISO 9000 is the general name used through the European Economic Community for |
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10. | _______________ examining excellent performers outside the industry and seeing how you can use their best practices. |
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11. | Using the 80/20 rule for analysis involves the |
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12. | Modeling types do not include |
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13. | What is a decision matrix? |
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14. | Decision-making under certainty and conflict involves three major elements: decision strategy, states of nature and: |
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Read 'Chapter 2: Tools for Decision Making' & answer the following question(s): |
15. | One weakness of simulation is: |
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16. | Of the following, the most suitable short range forecast would be |
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17. | Subjective forecasting methods include |
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18. | Which of the following is not true about the mean standard error (MSE)? |
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19. | When using a simple moving average to forecast demand, one |
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20. | Which of the pairs is most closely related? |
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21. | Flexible Manufacturing System (FMS) is most suited for |
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22. | The goal of computer-integrated manufacturing (CIM) does not include |
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23. | Effective utilization is a ratio between expected capacity of a firm and |
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24. | Location decisions |
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25. | An example of a subjective location factor is |
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26. | When utilizing a point rating scheme for arriving at a location decision |
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Read 'Chapter 3: Demand Management and Forecasting' & answer the following question(s): |
27. | The ____________________ can be used to distribute capacity to demand centers. |
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28. | Which firm would benefit most by using the transportation method of linear programming? |
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29. | Location break-even analysis is an economic comparison of locational options based on |
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30. | The factors that need to be addressed in job design do not include |
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31. | A method of increasing job variety by horizontally loading jobs is |
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32. | A(n) __________ curve is a graph or equation that expresses the expected rate of improvement in productivity as more units are produced. |
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33. | The learning curve theory has found useful applications in many areas, excluding: |
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34. | Work sampling is a work measurement methodology that estimates the portion of time and employee utilized in |
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35. | Systematic layout planning is a generalized approach to layout that indicates nearness priorities other than transportation costs. |
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36. | The construction of a highway would best be accomplished by use of a |
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Read 'Chapter 4: Process Selection and Capacity Planning' & answer the following question(s): |
37. | Characteristics of process or functional layouts are |
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38. | Hospitals are generally an example of |
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Read 'Chapter 5: Facility Location Planning' & answer the following question(s): |
39. | Characteristics of layout by product include |
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40. | Line balancing |
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41. | For manufacturing operations, which is not part of a traditional aggregate planning analysis? |
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42. | The _______________ would be classed as a quadratic programming approach to the aggregate planning problem. |
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Read 'Chapter 6: Design of Work Systems' & answer the following question(s): |
43. | Which aggregate planning method does not generate an optimal solution? |
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44. | Determining resource requirements through the use of a rough cut approach |
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Read 'Chapter 7: Facilities Positioning' & answer the following question(s): |
45. | Management coefficients capacity planning relies on |
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46. | The two stages of scheduling, in order, are |
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Read 'Chapter 8: Production Planning Systems: Aggregate Planning and Master Production Scheduling' & answer the following question(s): |
47. | Johnson's rule for job sequencing is used if |
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48. | Which of the following statement is false regarding the master production schedule (MPS)? |
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49. | Which of the following statement is false regarding the master production schedule (MPS)? |
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50. | Which aggregate planning method is most widely used? |
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Read 'Chapter 9: Independent Demand Inventory Systems' & answer the following question(s): |
51. | ___________________________ is not an aggregate planning method. |
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52. | The purpose of scheduling is to: |
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53. | The allocation of workloads to specific work is |
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54. | Sequencing is a process that determines the priorities job orders should have in the manufacturing process. Sequencing results in priority rules for job orders. T F |
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55. | Which of the following statement is not true regarding the difference between independent demand and dependent demand? |
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56. | ABC analysis |
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57. | Service level |
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Read 'Chapter 10: Material Requirement Planning and Just-In-Time Systems' & answer the following question(s): |
58. | The economic order quantity (EOQ) model does not take into account |
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59. | The cycle time |
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60. | When lead time and demand are not certain, the firm must carry extra units of inventory, called safety stock size. T F |
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61. | Which of the following is most related to dependent demand? |
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62. | Which of the following is not related to Just-in-Time production? |
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Read 'Chapter 11: Planning and Controlling Projects' & answer the following question(s): |
63. | Dependent demand |
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64. | Manufacturing resources planning (MRPII) does not integrate such information as |
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65. | The information requirements for the technique MRP do not include |
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66. | Which one of the following functional business systems supports the production/operations business function? |
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67. | _______________ support all managerial functions in terms of planning, control, and decision making. |
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68. | A variety of manufacturing information systems are used to support computer-integrated manufacturing (CIM). CIM is an overall concept that stresses that the objectives of computer-based systems to manufacturing must be to accomplish which of the following? |
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69. | ________________ is an overall concept that stresses that the goals of computer use in factory automation must be to: simplify, automate, and I integrate all production and support processes |
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70. | ________________ are performance monitoring information systems for factory floor operations. The systems include shop floor scheduling and control, machine control, robotics control and process control systems. |
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71. | ________________ are those systems that automate the production process. For example, this could be accomplished by monitoring and controlling the production process in a factory or by directly controlling a physical process, a machine tool, or machines with some humanlike work capabilities. |
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72. | In a network, total slack refers to |
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73. | PERT is combined with cost data to produce the Critical Path Method (CPM) to |
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Read 'Chapter 12: Analysis of Waiting Lines and Queuing' & answer the following question(s): |
74. | The ____________ is the time required when extra resources are added to complete the project in the minimum possible time. |
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75. | PERT is used for |
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76. | In PERT, the uncertain activity times are best described by a |
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77. | The reciprocal of the mean interarrival time is known as |
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Read 'Chapter 13: Quality Control and Continuous Improvement' & answer the following question(s): |
78. | If the arrival rate is greater than the service rate |
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79. | For a single-channel system with Poisson arrivals and a constant service time, what can be said of the mean queue length and the mean waiting time compared to when both arrival rates and service rate are Poisson-distributed? |
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80. | _____________________ is a probability distribution for service time. |
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