OPSY 5315 (3) | UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified
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Q1: A product's life cycle is divided into
A: all of the above.
Q2: four stages, including
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Q3: a. introduction.
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Q4: b. growth.
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Q5: c. maturity.
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Q6: d. all of the above.
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Q7: Product development systems
A: functional specifications.
Q8: include
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Q9: a. bills of material.
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Q10: b. routing charts.
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Q11: c. functional specifications.
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Q12: d. product-by-values analysis.
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,Q13: e. configuration management.
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Q14: A house of quality is
A: a matrix relating customer "wants" to the firm's
"hows."
Q15: a. a matrix relating customer
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Q16: "wants" to the firm's "hows."
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Q17: b. a schematic showing how a
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Q18: product is put together.
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Q19: c. a list of the operations necessary
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Q20: to produce a component.
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Q21: d. an instruction to make a given
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Q22: quantity of a particular item.
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Q23: e. a set of detailed instructions
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Q24: about how to perform a task.
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Q25: Time-based competition focuses
A: moving new products to market more quickly.
, Q26: on
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Q27: a. moving new products to market
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Q28: more quickly.
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Q29: b. reducing the life cycle of a
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Q30: product.
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Q31: c. linking QFD to PLM.
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Q32: d. design database availability.
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Q33: e. value engineering.
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Q34: Products are defined by
A: engineering drawings.
Q35: a. value analysis.
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Q36: b. value engineering.
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Q37: c. routing sheets.
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Q38: d. assembly charts.
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Answers
Q1: A product's life cycle is divided into
A: all of the above.
Q2: four stages, including
A:
Q3: a. introduction.
A:
Q4: b. growth.
A:
Q5: c. maturity.
A:
Q6: d. all of the above.
A:
Q7: Product development systems
A: functional specifications.
Q8: include
A:
Q9: a. bills of material.
A:
Q10: b. routing charts.
A:
Q11: c. functional specifications.
A:
Q12: d. product-by-values analysis.
A:
,Q13: e. configuration management.
A:
Q14: A house of quality is
A: a matrix relating customer "wants" to the firm's
"hows."
Q15: a. a matrix relating customer
A:
Q16: "wants" to the firm's "hows."
A:
Q17: b. a schematic showing how a
A:
Q18: product is put together.
A:
Q19: c. a list of the operations necessary
A:
Q20: to produce a component.
A:
Q21: d. an instruction to make a given
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Q22: quantity of a particular item.
A:
Q23: e. a set of detailed instructions
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Q24: about how to perform a task.
A:
Q25: Time-based competition focuses
A: moving new products to market more quickly.
, Q26: on
A:
Q27: a. moving new products to market
A:
Q28: more quickly.
A:
Q29: b. reducing the life cycle of a
A:
Q30: product.
A:
Q31: c. linking QFD to PLM.
A:
Q32: d. design database availability.
A:
Q33: e. value engineering.
A:
Q34: Products are defined by
A: engineering drawings.
Q35: a. value analysis.
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Q36: b. value engineering.
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Q37: c. routing sheets.
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Q38: d. assembly charts.
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