Posted: February 8th, 2019

OPS MGMT Exam 3 Questions

Current LocationTake Test: Exam 3Assistive Technology Tips [opens in new window]Instructions Question Completion Status:1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Question 1 A single machine work center has five jobs assigned to it. They are labeled, in the order of their arrival in the shop, as jobs A, B, C, D and E. The work center may work on only one job at a time and must complete any job it starts before starting another job. Job A has a processing time of 6 days and is due to the customer in 9 days. Job B has a processing time of 2 days and is due in 16 days. Job C has a processing time of 4 days and is due in 10 days. Job D has a processing time of 3 days and is due in 7 days. Job E has a processing time of 5 days and is due in 12 days. Using the first-come-first-served priority rule, what is the number of late (tardy) jobs?Answer 0 (zero) 1 2 3 45 points Question 2 A single machine work center has five jobs assigned to it. They are labeled, in the order of their arrival in the shop, as jobs A, B, C, D and E. The work center may work on only one job at a time and must complete any job it starts before starting another job. Job A has a processing time of 6 days and is due to the customer in 9 days. Job B has a processing time of 2 days and is due in 16 days. Job C has a processing time of 4 days and is due in 10 days. Job D has a processing time of 3 days and is due in 7 days. Job E has a processing time of 5 days and is due in 12 days. Using the shortest (earliest) due date rule, what is the average completion (flow) time of all jobs?Answer 4.0 12.6 2.65 points Question 3 A single machine work center has five jobs assigned to it. They are labeled, in the order of their arrival in the shop, as jobs A, B, C, D and E. The work center may work on only one job at a time and must complete any job it starts before starting another job. Job A has a processing time of 6 days and is due to the customer in 9 days. Job B has a processing time of 2 days and is due in 16 days. Job C has a processing time of 4 days and is due in 10 days. Job D has a processing time of 3 days and is due in 7 days. Job E has a processing time of 5 days and is due in 12 days. Using the shortest processing (operating) time priority rule, what will be the average tardiness of these orders?Answer 2.6 2.0 3.05 points Question 4 A single machine work center has five jobs assigned to it. They are labeled, in the order of their arrival in the shop, as jobs A, B, C, D and E. The work center may work on only one job at a time and must complete any job it starts before starting another job. Job A has a processing time of 6 days and is due to the customer in 9 days. Job B has a processing time of 2 days and is due in 16 days. Job C has a processing time of 4 days and is due in 10 days. Job D has a processing time of 3 days and is due in 7 days. Job E has a processing time of 5 days and is due in 12 days. Using the shortest processing (operating) time priority rule, what will be the average number of jobs in the system?Answer 5 4 3 2.55 points Question 5 A machine shop has two machines, M1 and M2. Four jobs A, B, C, and D need to be processed through machines M1 first and M2 second. Job A will take one hour on machine M1 and three hours on machine M2. Job B will take three hours on M1 and two hours on M2. Job C, takes seven hours on M1and three hours on M2. Job D, requires five hours on M1 and one hour on M2. Using Johnson’s rule, in what order should these jobs be done? Select one of the following answers.Answer ABCD ACBD DABC DACB5 points Question 6 Consider the following data for a five-job, 2-machine, flow-shop problem. Find the value of make-span (minimum time to complete all jobs) using the sequence ABCDE. (Note: It is suggested that you draw the Gantt chart first.) Time TimeJob M1 M2A 1 2B 4 2C 1 3D 5 4E 3 5Answer 16 19 20 305 points Question 7 Which of the following is a measure of whether the job is done ahead of, on, or behind schedule?Answer average number of jobs in system mean flow time makespan job tardiness job lateness5 points Question 8 Suppose SPT rule is being used in a “dynamic” scheduling problem. There are five jobs A,B,C,D, and E ready to be processed at the present time. The processing times for the five jobs are 1, 9, 7, 2, and 6 days respectively. A new job F will arrive on the 8th day. The processing time for job F is 5 days. On which day (from present time) job F will be completed?Answer 25 14 13 55 points Question 9 Johnson’s rule gives the optimal answer for which of the following type of problems?Answer Minimize make span in a two machine flow shop Minimize make span in a two machine job shop Minimize make span in a single machine problem Minimize make span in both two machine flow and job shops.5 points Question 10 Which scheduling rule will minimize the average number of jobs in a single machine scheduling problem?Answer First Come First Served (FCFS) Earliest Due Date (EDD) Shortest Processing Time (SPT) Does not matter which rule you use. All rules will give the same answer.5 points Question 11 Use the data given in the following table and the relationships between activities shown in the Activity on Node (AON) network. Find the project duration (earliest completion time of the project).Activity A B C D E F GTime (days) 5 6 9 4 9 3 4Answer 21 22 25 28 315 points Question 12 Use the data given in the following table and the relationships between activities shown in the Activity on Node (AON) network. What is the latest start time of activity C if the project completion time (due date) is set at 33 day?Activity A B C D E F GTime (days) 5 6 9 4 9 3 4Answer 5 7 33 Zero (0)5 points Question 13 The data for a Time-Cost CPM Scheduling model analysis are given below. The times are in days. What is the minimum cost to complete this project in 14 days? (Hint: This problem requires crashing).Activity Immediate Predecessor Normal Time Crash Time Normal Cost ($) Crash Cost ($)A None 4 2 2000 4000B A 4 3 3000 6000C A 2 1 2000 2500D B and C 4 2 5000 5600E D 3 1 6000 9000Answer 18,000 27,100 18,300 3005 points Question 14 You are working on a project that has 12 activities. You determine that the critical path consists of only five activities. You then compute the variances for the five critical path activities and these variances are 3, 4, 2, 1, and 6 days. The desired completion date for the project is 44 days and the expected completion date for the project is 40 days. Which of the following alternatives gives the probability that the project will be completed by the desired completion date?Answer Close to 1.0 Close to 0.3413 Close to 0.8413 Close to 0.5987 Close to 0.09875 points Question 15 Suppose the length of critical path in a project is 50 days. The probability of completing the project within 50 days is:Answer Less than 50% Greater than 50% Equal to 50% Can not be determined from the above data5 points Question 16 Suppose the length of critical path in a project is 40 days and the standard deviation is 2 days. What due date should be set for the project so that the probability of completing the project is 95%? Round the answer to the nearest higher integer.Answer 40 41 44 455 points Question 17 The longest path in a network is called the critical path. Is it possible to have more than one critical path in a network?Answer yes no5 points Question 18 You have collected the data for a Time-Cost CPM Scheduling model analysis. The time is in days and the project “direct costs” are given below.The indirect costs for the project are determined on a daily duration basis and are given below:Activity Immediate Predecessor Normal Time (days) Crash Time (days) Normal Cost ($) Crash Cost ($)A None 3 2 300 400B A 3 3 100 100C A 1 1 200 200D B and C 3 2 400 550E D 2 1 500 900F E 3 3 200 200G F 2 2 100 100Total indirect costs for 16 days of project duration: $ 600Total indirect costs for 15 days of project duration: $ 400Total indirect costs for 14 days of project duration: $ 200Total indirect costs for 13 days of project duration: $ 100At what project duration do we achieve the lowest total project cost (i.e., direct plus indirect costs)?Answer 16 days 15 days 14 days 13 days5 points Question 19 Consider a project having the following ten activities. What is the critical path?Activity A B C D E F G H I JImmediate Predecessor None None A A, B C, D D C E, G E, F H, ITime (weeks) 7 3 5 6 4 4 9 8 6 5Answer A-C-G-H-J A-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-I-J A-D-E-H-J B-D-F-I-J5 points Question 20 Consider a project having the following ten activities. What is the slack time of activity B?Activity A B C D E F G H I JImmediate Predecessor None None A A, B C, D D C E, G E, F H, ITime (weeks) 7 3 5 6 4 4 9 8 6 5Answer zero 8 11 3 195 points Save and SubmitClick Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers. 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