Module 1 Flashcards

1
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The body of knowledge involving quantitative approaches to decision making is referred to as…

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  1. Management Science
  2. Operations research
  3. Decision science
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2
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7 Steps of problem solving + 5 processed of decision making

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  1. Define the problem.
  2. Identify the set of alternative solutions.
  3. Determine the criteria for evaluating alternatives.
  4. Evaluate the alternatives.
  5. ## Choose an alternative (make a decision).
  6. Implement the chosen alternative.
  7. Evaluate the results.
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3
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Potential Reasons for a Quantitative Analysis Approach to Decision Making

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The problem is complex.
The problem is very important.
The problem is new.
The problem is repetitive.

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4
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Quantitative Analysis Process

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Model Development
Data Preparation
Model Solution
Report Generation

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5
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Representations of real objects or situations

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Models

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6
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Physical replicas (scalar representations) of real objects

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Iconic Models

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7
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Physical in form, but do not physically resemble the object being modeled

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Analog Models

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8
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Represent real world problems through a system of mathematical formulas and expressions
based on key assumptions, estimates, or statistical analyses

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Mathematical Models

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9
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Advantage/s of model creation over experimenting with the real life situation

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Requires less time
Is less expensive
Involves less risk

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10
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must be made in selecting an appropriate mathematical model

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Cost/Benefit considerations

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11
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controllable inputs

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decision variables

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12
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fixed or variable parameters

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uncontrollable inputs

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13
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Relate decision variables with fixed or variable parameters
Seeks to maximize or minimize some objective function subject to constraints

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Mathematical Models

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14
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If any of the uncontrollable inputs is subject to variation, the mathematical model is…

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Stochastic

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15
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If its outcomes are entirely predictable and determined by the initial conditions and parameters without any randomness involved, the mathematical model is…

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Deterministic

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16
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The values of the decision variables that provide the mathematically-best output are called…

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Optimal Solutions

17
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What kind of report, based on the results of the model, should be prepared?

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Managerial Report

18
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An algebraic equation in which each term is either a constant or the product of a constant and (the first power of) a single variable

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Linear Equations

19
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The common point (ordered pair) of any two given linear equation

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System of Linear Equation

20
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Standard Equation of Linear Equations

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ax+by=c

21
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It has a solution of empty set and the graphs consist of two parallel lines.

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Inconsistent Equations

22
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It contains an infinite number of solutions and the graphs are two coincident lines.

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Dependent Equations

23
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It only has one solution, and the graphs are two lines, which intersect at one point.

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consistent Equations

24
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A statement that one quantity or expression is greater or less
than another quantity or expression.

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Inequality

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