Exam 1: Introduction to Modeling

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Before trusting the answers to what-if scenarios from a spreadsheet model,a manager should attempt to:

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Which of the following is not one of advantages of mathematical models

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A management science model is typically initiated when an organization believes it has a problem.

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Which of the following is not necessarily a property of a good model

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A first step in determining how well a model fits reality is to:

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The primary difference between management science and business analytics is

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A good model should achieve the right balance between being too simple and too complex.

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In a descriptive model,the manager first wants to build a model that reflects the current situation.

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Management science has often been taught as a collection of:

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The most frequent cause of a failed implementation of a model is:

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As models become larger and more complex,heuristic solutions are often adequate,even though they are not necessarily optimal solutions.

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Which of the following is not one of the guiding principles for a heuristic

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Data are often not in the required form,in which case it is the analysts' job to gather the right data and put it into an appropriate format.

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Models that suggest a desirable course of action are called descriptive models

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One of the advantages of spreadsheet models is that they allow managers to ask what-if questions.

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Which of the following type of model is used when inputs are modeled with probability distributions

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The overall modeling process typically done in practice always requires seven steps: define the problem,collect and summarize data,develop a model,verify the model,select one or more suitable decisions,present the results to the organization,and finally implement the model and update it through time.

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In modeling situations where it is not possible to write an equation for an output in terms of the inputs,there may still be a mathematical procedure for calculating outputs from inputs.

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Defining an organization's problem includes:

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The best strategy for implementation of a model is to involve key people in the organization in the project when the model is ready for testing and verification.

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