WGU C215 OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT |OA|OBJECTIVE
ASSESSMENT
Correct
Incorrect
effectiveness.
obsolescence. capacity.
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What does item cost include?
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The wholesale cost of the item The retail price of the item plus
including taxes. shipping fees.
The price paid for the item
The market value of the item plus
plus other direct costs
handling charges.
associated with the purchase.
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Term
What is the purpose of the Plan-Do-Study-Act cycle?
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It is used for evaluating employee It is designed for project planning
performance. and scheduling.
, It is used for continuous It is applied for budgeting and
improvement in processes. financial forecasting.
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What is the relationship between the aggregate plan and the
marketing plan?
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The marketing plan identifies sales needed to achieve profitability, while
the aggregate plan identifies resources needed to support the marketing
plan.
The marketing plan focuses on resource allocation, while the aggregate plan
targets customer satisfaction.
The marketing plan identifies production capacity, while the aggregate plan
manages marketing budgets.
The marketing plan determines production schedules, while the aggregate plan
manages sales targets.
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What are the steps involved in capacity planning?
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Reactive options like finished goods Methods like overtime work,
inventory and back orders; undertime, subcontracting, hiring
proactive options like shifting and firing, and using part-timers and
demand. temps.
1. Identify Capacity
A decision tree models alternatives
Requirements 2. Develop
and possible outcomes to help
Capacity Alternatives 3.
evaluate decisions.
Evaluate Capacity Alternatives.
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What is a level aggregate plan?
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Produces the same quantity
Adjusts production to meet
each time period, using
fluctuating demand, minimizing
inventory and back orders to
inventory.
absorb demand fluctuations.
ASSESSMENT
Correct
Incorrect
effectiveness.
obsolescence. capacity.
, Don't know?
2 of 207
Term
What does item cost include?
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The wholesale cost of the item The retail price of the item plus
including taxes. shipping fees.
The price paid for the item
The market value of the item plus
plus other direct costs
handling charges.
associated with the purchase.
Don't know?
3 of 207
Term
What is the purpose of the Plan-Do-Study-Act cycle?
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It is used for evaluating employee It is designed for project planning
performance. and scheduling.
, It is used for continuous It is applied for budgeting and
improvement in processes. financial forecasting.
Don't know?
4 of 207
Term
What is the relationship between the aggregate plan and the
marketing plan?
Give this one a try later!
The marketing plan identifies sales needed to achieve profitability, while
the aggregate plan identifies resources needed to support the marketing
plan.
The marketing plan focuses on resource allocation, while the aggregate plan
targets customer satisfaction.
The marketing plan identifies production capacity, while the aggregate plan
manages marketing budgets.
The marketing plan determines production schedules, while the aggregate plan
manages sales targets.
Don't know?
5 of 207
, Term
What are the steps involved in capacity planning?
Give this one a try later!
Reactive options like finished goods Methods like overtime work,
inventory and back orders; undertime, subcontracting, hiring
proactive options like shifting and firing, and using part-timers and
demand. temps.
1. Identify Capacity
A decision tree models alternatives
Requirements 2. Develop
and possible outcomes to help
Capacity Alternatives 3.
evaluate decisions.
Evaluate Capacity Alternatives.
Don't know?
6 of 207
Term
What is a level aggregate plan?
Give this one a try later!
Produces the same quantity
Adjusts production to meet
each time period, using
fluctuating demand, minimizing
inventory and back orders to
inventory.
absorb demand fluctuations.
