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Multiple Choice

Questioner
ENGINEERING
MANAGEMENT

This term refers to evaluation of alternatives


using intuition and subjective judgement.

a. Qualitative evaluation
b. Quantitaive evaluation
c. Complex
d. Simple

This term refers to the evaluation of


alternatives using any technique in a group
classified as rational and analytical.

a.Qualitative evaluation
b.Quantitaive evaluation
c.Complex
d. Simple

Types of quantitative techniques which


may be useful in decision making .

a.Inventory models
b.network models
c.simulation
d. All of the above

This one is used to calculate the number of items


that should be ordered at one time to minimize
the total yearly cost of placing orders.

a.Economic order quantity model


b.network models
c.Production order quantity model
d. All of the above

This is an economic order quantity technique


applied to production orders.

a.Economic order quantity model


b.network models
c.Production order quantity model
d. All of the above

This is an inventory model used for planned


shortages.

a.Economic order quantity model


b.Back order inventory model
c.Production order quantity model
d. All of the above

An inventory model used to minimize the total


cost when quantity discounts are offered by
suppliers.

a.Economic order quantity model


b.Back order inventory model
c.Production order quantity model
d. Quantity discount model

Describes how to determine the number of


service units that will minimize both
customer waiting time.

a. Quantity model
b. Inventory model
c. Queuing model
d. Quantity discount model

Large complex tasks are broken into


smaller segments.

a. Quantity model
b. Inventory model
c. Queuing model
d. Network Models

Acronym PERT is.

a. Program Evaluation Review


Technique
b. Philippine Evaluation Review
Technique
c. People Evaluation Review Technique
d. Power Evaluation Review Technique

Acronym CPM is.

a. Critical Path Method


b. Cebu Philippine Mandaue
c. Career Position Mode
d. Critical Person Mentality

The collection of past and current information


to make
predictions about the future.

a. Forecasting
b.Regression Analysis
c. Simulation
d. Linear Programming

Is a forecasting method that examines the


association between two or more variables.

a. Forecasting
b.Regression model
c. Simulation
d. Linear Programming

Is a model constructed to represent reality, on


which conclusions about real-life problems
can be used.

a. Forecasting
b.Regression model
c. Simulation
d. Linear Programming

Is a quantitative technique that is used to


producean optimum solution whtin the bounds
imposed by constraits upon the decision.

a. Forecastin
b.Regression model
c. Simulation
d. Linear Programming

Is a quantitative technique where samples of


populations are statistically determined to be
used for a number of processes, such as quality
control and marketing research.

a. Sampling Theory
b.Statistical Decision Theory
c. Simulation
d. Linear Programming

Rational way to conceptualize,analyze, and solve


problems in situations involving limited or partial
information sbout the decision environment.

a. Sampling Theory
b.Statistical Decision Theory
c. Simulation
d. Linear Programming

A technique which enables engineer managers to


schedule,monitor, and control large and complex
projects by employing three time estimate for
each activity.

a. Sampling Theory
b.Statistical Decision Theory
c. Simulation
d. PERT

This is a network technique using only


one time factor per activity.

a. Sampling Theory
b.Statistical Decision Theory
c. Simulation
d. CPM

Process of selcting among alternatives


representing potential solutions to a
problem.

a. Choice-making
b.Statistical Decision Theory
c. Simulation
d. CPM

1. A
2. B
3. D
4. A
5. C
6. B
7. D
8. C
9. D
10. A

11.A
12. A
13. B
14.C
15.D
16.A
17.B
18.D
19.D
20.A

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