Final Scma Exam Questions
Question:
t
Answer:
Material requirements planning (MRP) is a computerized information system
developed
specifically to aid in managing dependent demand inventory and scheduling
replenishment
orders.
Question:
t
Answer:
A parent is any item manufactured from one or more components.
Question:
t
Answer:
Dependent demand for an item occurs because the quantity required for it varies
with the
production plans of one or more parents
Question:
t
Answer:
A component is an item that may go through one or more operations to be
transformed
into or become part of one or more parents.
,Question:
f
Answer:
If the demand for an independent demand item is continuous and uniform, so will
the
planned order releases of its components.
Question:
d
Answer:
Which of the following is NOT an example of dependent demand items?
A) shoelaces, shoes
B) wheels, car
C) carafes, coffeemakers
D) ice skates, roller skates
Question:
a
Answer:
Any item manufactured from one or more components is a(n):
A) parent.
B) component.
C) intermediate item.
D) purchased item.
Question:
d
Answer:
Under which one of the following circumstances can an MRP system be used to its
best
,Question:
advantage?
A) when the item's demand depends only on customer demand
B) when the item's demand is uniform
C) when the item's demand is constant
D) when the item's demand depends on the production plans of its parent(s)
parent
Answer:
In MRP, a(n)
is any item manufactured from one or more components.
Question:
component
Answer:
In MRP, a(n)
is an item that may go through one or more operations
to be transformed into or become part of one or more parents.
Question:
MRP, material requirements planning
Answer:
is a computerized information system developed
specifically to aid in managing dependent-demand inventory and scheduling
replenishment
orders.
Question:
f
Answer:
The master production schedule (MPS) is the part of the material requirements
planning
that specifies when components must be ordered or assembled.
, Question:
t
Answer:
Available-to-promise inventory is the amount of end items that marketing can
promise to
customers by a certain date.
Question:
f
Answer:
The portion of the master production schedule farthest into the future is often
frozen to
reduce forecasting requirements.
Question:
f
Answer:
The projected on-hand inventory in the MPS takes into account scheduled receipts,
but
not planned receipts.
Question:
t
Answer:
The projected on-hand inventory in the MPS takes into account customer orders
(booked)
as well as the MPS quantities.
Question:
t
Answer:
Material requirements planning (MRP) is a computerized information system
developed
specifically to aid in managing dependent demand inventory and scheduling
replenishment
orders.
Question:
t
Answer:
A parent is any item manufactured from one or more components.
Question:
t
Answer:
Dependent demand for an item occurs because the quantity required for it varies
with the
production plans of one or more parents
Question:
t
Answer:
A component is an item that may go through one or more operations to be
transformed
into or become part of one or more parents.
,Question:
f
Answer:
If the demand for an independent demand item is continuous and uniform, so will
the
planned order releases of its components.
Question:
d
Answer:
Which of the following is NOT an example of dependent demand items?
A) shoelaces, shoes
B) wheels, car
C) carafes, coffeemakers
D) ice skates, roller skates
Question:
a
Answer:
Any item manufactured from one or more components is a(n):
A) parent.
B) component.
C) intermediate item.
D) purchased item.
Question:
d
Answer:
Under which one of the following circumstances can an MRP system be used to its
best
,Question:
advantage?
A) when the item's demand depends only on customer demand
B) when the item's demand is uniform
C) when the item's demand is constant
D) when the item's demand depends on the production plans of its parent(s)
parent
Answer:
In MRP, a(n)
is any item manufactured from one or more components.
Question:
component
Answer:
In MRP, a(n)
is an item that may go through one or more operations
to be transformed into or become part of one or more parents.
Question:
MRP, material requirements planning
Answer:
is a computerized information system developed
specifically to aid in managing dependent-demand inventory and scheduling
replenishment
orders.
Question:
f
Answer:
The master production schedule (MPS) is the part of the material requirements
planning
that specifies when components must be ordered or assembled.
, Question:
t
Answer:
Available-to-promise inventory is the amount of end items that marketing can
promise to
customers by a certain date.
Question:
f
Answer:
The portion of the master production schedule farthest into the future is often
frozen to
reduce forecasting requirements.
Question:
f
Answer:
The projected on-hand inventory in the MPS takes into account scheduled receipts,
but
not planned receipts.
Question:
t
Answer:
The projected on-hand inventory in the MPS takes into account customer orders
(booked)
as well as the MPS quantities.