EXAM 2 Flashcards
Solutions from mathematical models of SOP problems should be executed without further discussion. T/F
F
A linear programming (LP) problem is one in which the objective function and all of the constraints are linear functions of the decision variables. T/F
T
The objective function and constraints in Mixed Integer Programming are significantly different than those in the LP model. T/F
F
In Linear Programming, it is possible to limit decision variables to have only integer values. T/F
F
SOP problems may be expressed as mathematical models where a set of decision variables are included with their associated costs. A decision variable may be
production output rate each period
SOP problems may be expressed as mathematical models where a set of decision variables are included with their associated costs. A decision variable may be
the number of workers to be employed each period
MPS supports the Resource Planning activity in the front-end of the. MPC framework. T/F
F
On a day-to-day basis, the MPS provides the information by which sales and manufacturing are coordinated. T/F
T
A listing of all the subassemblies, intermediates, parts, and raw materials that go into a parent assembly is referred to as the Bill of Materials (BOM). T/F
T
MPS specifies the products (or product options) that will be completed, the time of completion, and the quantities to be completed. T/F
T
SOP provides a direct input to MPS. T/F
T
Manufacturing uses a lot size procedure producing inventories that last between production runs. This inventory is referred to as
cycle stock
A planning bill of materials is most likely used in which MPC environment?
Assemble-to-Order
When the delivery date (promise date) is negotiated with customers, the coordination with MPS is made by using the following concept
Available-to-Promise (ATP)
Chase Strategy will always be inferior to Mixed Strategy T/F
F
If inventory holding costs are high, it is more likely that a level strategy will be used. T/F
F