Supply Chain Question

SCM 1010 – Operations Management Assignment 4 – Manufacturing Process Problem Value (%) This assignment is worth 6% of your course grade. Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs) By completing this assessment, you will be able to: ● CLO 5: Use mapping tools and skills to chart supply chain systems, processes and components (e.g., the flow and movement of relevant products, services, materials, information and finance within and between supply chains, decision points, transactions, stakeholders, etc.) Task In this assignment, you must analyze and solve the problems listed below by applying course content and methodology. How to Complete This Assessment 1. This is an individual assignment. 2. Work must be submitted in spreadsheet format (excel is preferred). Students need to show their work (including calculations). 3. Students must use their course textbook to inform their answers. No external research is required to complete this assignment. 4. Using generative AI programs like ChatGPT, or paraphrasing websites like Spinbot are not permitted. You can succeed (and you will learn more) without relying on these tools. Grading Criteria Problem a) Problem b) Problem c) Exceptional (4 points) Proficient (3 points) Emerging (2 point) Needs development (1 point) Incorrect, not included (0 points) The schematic diagram is correct and has all of the tasks, times and precedence displayed properly The answer is correct; a spreadsheet is provided to show work. materials. One minor mistake or omission in the schematic diagram. Two or more minor mistakes or omissions in the schematic diagram Significant mistakes or omissions in the schematic diagram The question is not answered or is incomplete One minor mistake in the calculation; a spreadsheet is provided to show work. Significant mistakes in the calculation or no spreadsheet is provided to show work. The question is not answered, or a spreadsheet is not provided to show work. Line balancing is correct and follows the rule longest-task time One minor mistake or omission in the line balancing. Two or more minor mistakes in the calculation or no spreadsheet is provided to show work. Two or more minor mistakes or omissions in the line balancing Significant mistakes or omissions in the line balancing The question is not answered or is incomplete Grade Total Points Total % /12 % How to Submit Your Assessment Assignments shall be submitted in Moodle as one spreadsheet file (Excel preferred). Manufacturing Process Problem created by ADenton 2024-02-19 Due Dates: Due dates are indicated in the course Syllabus. If you are short on time (for whatever reason), request an extension. Do not engage in academic dishonesty (for example, ask a friend to share their work, use ChatGPT, spinbots, copy from the internet, etc.). You may request an extension via email before the original due date. Requests received after grading has been completed will not be considered. Keep your request simple: include which assignment and the requested new due date. You do not need to reveal the details of your private life in order to be granted an extension. All reasonable requests within the course term shall be granted (the last possible submission date for all assignments is Apr 17, 2024). Manufacturing Process Problem created by ADenton 2024-02-19 Problem Note: Use the same format as presented in the course textbook to show your answer. The following tasks must be performed on an assembly line in the sequence and times specified: Task A B C D E F G H I Task Time (Seconds) 45 15 35 20 40 30 35 20 17 Task that must precede A A C D, B C C, F E, G, F H a. Draw the schematic diagram b. What is the theoretical minimum number of stations required to meet a forecast demand of 360 units per 7 hour day? c. Use the longest-task-time rule and balance the line in the minimum number of stations to produce 360 units per day. Hint: This problem is similar to Chapter 6, Solved Problem 2 (page 190). Manufacturing Process Problem created by ADenton 2024-02-19