Exam 8: Supplement: Job Scheduling and Vehicle Routing
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Two jobs (J1 and J2) are scheduled on two workcenters (WCA and WCB). J1 starts at time 0 on WCA and finishes on that workcenter at time 5. J2 starts at time 0 on WCB and finishes at time 3. J2 then starts on WCA at time 5 and finishes at time 9. What is the makespan of these jobs?
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A simple, one-vehicle routing problem with the vehicle starting and ending its route at the same node is referred to as?
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Describe why a firm utilizing assembly lines may wish to utilize shorter production runs. What disadvantages might such an approach pose?
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The _________ and _________ Savings Heuristic builds vehicle routes by considering savings achieved by combining two nodes onto a single tour.
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Two jobs (J1 and J2) are scheduled on two workcenters (WCA and WCB). J1 starts at time 0 on WCA and finishes on that workcenter at time 5. J2 starts at time 0 on WCB and finishes at time 3. J2 then starts on WCA at time 5 and finishes at time 9. J1 has a due date of time 6 and J2 has a due date of time 7. What is the lateness of J1?
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Two jobs (J1 and J2) are scheduled on two workcenters (WCA and WCB). J1 starts at time 0 on WCA and finishes on that workcenter at time 5. J2 starts at time 0 on WCB and finishes at time 3. J2 then starts on WCA at time 5 and finishes at time 9. J1 has a due date of time 6 and J2 has a due date of time 7. What is the lateness of J2?
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Short production runs typically result in _______ WIP inventories.
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The primary scheduling objective(s) in a product-focused system is(are)?
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Effectively scheduling jobs can result in all of the following except?
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If a job shop is underutilized, then the input rate for a job shop should be?
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If a job shop is heavily congested, then the input rate for a job shop should be?
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The FCFS job shop dispatch rule has been shown to work very well under controlled conditions.
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Accepting more work per period than can be completed per day results in all of the following except?
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