This document contains a midterm examination for an engineering course. It has 3 sections: 1) Identification, where students must identify engineering terms; 2) Problem Solving, where students must solve problems involving inventory models and quantity discounts; 3) Making an operational plan with objectives. The exam tests students' knowledge of engineering management concepts and quantitative problem solving abilities.
This document contains a midterm examination for an engineering course. It has 3 sections: 1) Identification, where students must identify engineering terms; 2) Problem Solving, where students must solve problems involving inventory models and quantity discounts; 3) Making an operational plan with objectives. The exam tests students' knowledge of engineering management concepts and quantitative problem solving abilities.
This document contains a midterm examination for an engineering course. It has 3 sections: 1) Identification, where students must identify engineering terms; 2) Problem Solving, where students must solve problems involving inventory models and quantity discounts; 3) Making an operational plan with objectives. The exam tests students' knowledge of engineering management concepts and quantitative problem solving abilities.
Exam Date: March 12, 2020 Time: 3:00-5:00 Engr. Julius Raul C. Sampaga Room: 114/116 Name, Yr. & Sec. _________________________
I. Identification: Identify each of the following statement. Write your answer in
the space before the number. (no erasures) . 2pts. Each. _________________________ 1. It refers to the activity combining “technical knowledge with the _________________________ ability to organize worker, materials, machinery and money. 2. Creative problem solving process of planning, organizing, leading _________________________ and controlling an organization to achieve its goals. _________________________ 3. The process of identifying and choosing alternative courses of action in a manner appropriate to the demands of the situation. _________________________ 4. It refers to organizational activities within firm that surrounds decision making. _________________________ 5. It refers to variables that are outside the organization and not typically within the short run control of top management. _________________________ 6. This term refers to the evaluation of alternatives using any technique in a group classified as rational and analytical. _________________________ 7. This term refers to the evaluation of alternatives using intuition and subjective judgement. _________________________ 8. An inventory model used to minimize the total cost when quantity discounts are offered by suppliers. _________________________ 9. It refers to a model constructed to represent reality, on which conclusions about real life problems can be used. _________________________ 10. It is a quantitative technique where samples of populations are statistically determined used in a process such as quality control.
II. Problem Solving: Solve each of the following problems.
1. JRS department store stocks scientific calculators; recently the store was given a quantity discount schedule for the calculators.
1 0 to 499 0% P1,000 2 500 to 999 10% P900 3 1000 or more 20% P800 Thus, the normal cost for the calculators is P1,000. For orders between 500 and 999 units, the unit cost is P900, and for orders of 1000 or more units is P800. Furthermore, the ordering cost is P2,500 per order, the annual demand is 4 ,000 calculators, and the inventory carrying charge as a percentage of cost, I, is 20%. What order quantity will minimize the total cost? Show your solution and make a tabulation of result. Discount Unit Price Order Annual Annual Annual Total Cost No. Quantity Product Ordering Holding Cost Cost Cost 1 P1,000 2 P900 3 P800
III. Make an example of operational plan with specific objectives.
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