What does the use of the shortest processing time sequencing rule generally produce?

What does the use of the shortest processing time sequencing rule generally produce?

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CHAPTER 15: SHORT-TERM SCHEDULING

TRUE/FALSE

1. Delta uses mathematical short-term scheduling techniques and a high-tech nerve center to manage

the rapid rescheduling necessary to cope with weather delays and similar disruptions.

True (Global company profile, moderate)

2.Short-term scheduling is important to efficiency and to cost reduction, but its impact is not of

strategic importance.

False (The strategic importance of short-term scheduling, moderate)

3. The benefits of effective scheduling include lower cost, faster delivery, and dependable delivery.

True (The strategic importance of short-term scheduling, moderate)

4.In forward scheduling, jobs are scheduled as late as possible within the time allowed by the

customer due dates.

False (Scheduling issues, moderate)

5.One criterion for developing effective schedules is minimizing completion time.

True (Scheduling issues, easy)

6. Scheduling optimization systems used in retail stores typically track customer traffic in 4-hour time

increments.

False (Scheduling services, difficult) {AACSB: Use of IT}

7. Process-focused facilities and repetitive facilities generate forward-looking schedules, but process-

focused facilities do this with JIT and kanban while repetitive facilities generally use MRP.

False (Scheduling issues, moderate)

8.The work center master file contains data such as capacity and efficiency.

True (Scheduling process-focused facilities, moderate)

9.The constant work-in-process (ConWIP) card aids input-output control by limiting the amount of

work in a work center.

True (Loading jobs, easy)

10. A Gantt load chart shows the loading and idle time of several departments, machines, or facilities.

True (Loading jobs, moderate)

11. Gantt charts are useful for scheduling jobs, but not for loading them.

False (Loading jobs, easy)

12. The assignment method provides an optimum, one-to-one assignment of jobs to resources.

True (Loading jobs, easy)

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What does FNO stand for in priority dispatching rules?

In priority dispatching rules, the acronym FNO stands for feasible number of operations remaining.

What is a scheduling technique used to achieve?

Scheduling techniques help to align the project timeline, the scope, and your resources. A schedule has to fit a specified timeframe and use available resources with the right skills.

What is the best definition of a priority rule?

Priority rules define the relative importance of a work item in a workflow. They calculate a numerical value for a work item and assign it to the Priority field for the work item. The higher the number of points, the higher the priority for the work item.