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Q-1. What Do You Understand by Direct, Indirect and Overhead Costs?
Q-1. What Do You Understand by Direct, Indirect and Overhead Costs?
Indirect Costs:
Indirect cost are the cost which are not directly traceable to a cost object like product, service,
department etc. These cost are administrative, selling, personnel cost etc. These cost of object
is not directly traceable. Manufacturing overhead which are not directly attributable to cost
object is also included. The examples are insurance, depreciation, manger salaries etc.
Overhead Costs:
Overhead are the costs which are incurred in a business except those are directly related to
the core product of the business like direct labor, direct materials, direct expenses like
production costs. Costs other than these which are incurred to support the business are the
overhead costs.
Overheads can be advertising expenses, legal expenses, travel expenditures, utilities costs, etc.
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Sensitivity analysis for good project boundaries Duration, Cost, Finish Time, and Success Rates
just as for each risk class. The analysis incorporates permits you to take a gander at sensitivity
for every one of the above boundaries for Task Duration, Task Start Time, Task Success Rate,
Task Cost, Lags, and Risks. Likewise, you can see the sensitivity for Task Finish Time for
assignments utilizing the Tornado Plot which can be found in the vast majority of the Analysis
sees.
Sensitivity analysis is extremely important for engineers and it is not only done by looking at
charts or graphs but Excel Solver and matrix calculation are also used along with other tools.
Decision can be defined as chose between multiple options. Uncertainty In decision making
exist when we have no of consequences for single course of action. It means we aren't aware
of results of our decisions.
Maximin
Maximax
Hurwicz
Minimax regret
1) Laplace Criterion: It is definitionally true that each outcome has an equal chance of
occurring. Despite the fact that probabilities are being used, we are presuming that each
option has an equal chance regardless of the real probabilities. I'll follow Blanchard and
Fabrycky's lead and include it in decisions that are questionable.
We just average the outcomes for each scenario to evaluate the alternatives.
2) Maximin: The maximin criterion chooses the option with the smallest minimal result. This
is a conservative criterion in which we choose the option with the best worst-case scenario .
3) Maximax: The maxi-max criterion chooses the option with the highest maximum result.
This is an aggressive criterion in which we choose the option with the best possible outcome.
4) Hurwicz: The Hurwicz criterion represents a middle ground between maximin and maxi-
max. To create a compromise between maximin and maxi-max, we apply a subjective
coefficient in this rule. Our weighting on maximin is determined by the coefficient of
pessimissm.
5) Minimax regret: We're attempting to reduce the worst-case regret from our decision
with Minimax Regret. The decision matrix is repeated for each case, with the best outcome.
We deduct each outcome from the case's ideal outcome to arrive at the regret values.