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COB 300 Operations Test 2 Review (Yuyun Zhong) Questions and Answers 100% Pass Chapter 5 - Steps of Production Process - 1. source the parts needed 2. make the product 3. deliver the product Lead time - the time needed to respond to a customer order Make to stock - serve customers from fin...

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COB 300 Operations Test 2 Review
(Yuyun Zhong) Questions and
Answers 100% Pass

Chapter 5 - ✔✔


Steps of Production Process - ✔✔1. source the parts needed


2. make the product


3. deliver the product


Lead time - ✔✔the time needed to respond to a customer order


Make to stock - ✔✔serve customers from finished goods inventory


ex: packaged food


Assemble to order - ✔✔Combine a number of preassembled modules to meet a customer's specifications


ex: dell computers


Make to order - ✔✔Make the customer's product from raw materials, parts, and components


ex: some restaurants


Engineer to order - ✔✔Work with the customer to design and then make the product




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ex: aircrafts


How are production process organized? - ✔✔1. Project Layout


2. Work Center


3. Manufacturing Cell


4. Assembly Line


5. Continuous Improvement


Project Layout - ✔✔A setup in which the product remains at one location, and equipment is moved to the

product.


ex: Making a movie, airplanes, houses


Work Center - ✔✔-similar equipment or functions are grouped together


-A part being worked on travels from work center to work center


-Work center = Department


-Arrange work centers in a way that optimizes the movement of material.


-Place work centers with large interdepartmental traffic adjacent to each other


ex: hospital procedure


Manufacturing Cell - ✔✔-A manufacturing cell is a dedicated area where products that are similar in

processing requirements are produced.


-Formed by allocating dissimilar machines to cells that are designed to work on similar products (shape,

processing, etc.)




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-A firm may have many different cells in a production area, each set up to produce a single product/a

similar group of products


ex: computer chip manufacturing


Assembly Line - ✔✔Designed for the special purpose of building a product by going through a series of

progressive steps


ex: car production


Discrete process - ✔✔Assembly line (e.g., toys, appliances, automobiles)


Continuous Process - ✔✔Continuous process (e.g., chemicals, petroleum)


Production-Process Matrix - ✔✔


break-even analysis - ✔✔-Model seeks to determine the point in units produced where a company will

start making profit on the process


-Model seeks to determine the point in units produced where total revenue and total cost are equal


A manufacturer has three options for obtaining a machined


part:


1. Buy the part at $200 per unit; no fixed cost.


2. Make the part on a numerically controlled semiautomatic lathe at $75 per unit; fixed cost is $80,000.


3. Make the part on a machining center at $15 per unit; fixed cost is $200,000.


Assume that we sell the part at $300/unit.


A) What would be the best choice if expected demand were:




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