Midterm Principles LSCM 2021-2022

Download as pdf or txt
Download as pdf or txt
You are on page 1of 4

International University - VNUHCM

School of Industrial Engineering and Management -----------------

Midterm Examination
Date: 01/11/2021; Duration: 120 minutes
Open book; Online

SUBJECT: Principles of Logistics and Supply Chain Management (ID:

IS055IU)
Approval by the School of Industrial Engineering Lecturer:
and Management Signature
Signature

Full name: Ngo Thi Thao Uyen


Full name: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ho Thi Thu Hoa
Proctor 1 Proctor 2
Signature Signature

Full name: Full name:

STUDENT INFO
Student name:

Student ID:
INSTRUCTIONS: the total of point is 100 (equivalent to 30% of the course)
1. Purpose:
 Test your knowledge in key concepts and key points of Supply Chain Management.
 Examine your skill in analysis and solving Logistics & SCM problems.
 Evaluate your English skill in analyzed writing theoretic questions.
2. Requirement:
 Read carefully each question and answer it following the requirements.
 Write the answers and draw models CLEAN and TIDY directly in the exam paper.
 Submit your exam including this paper on Blackboard Assignment box.
QUESTIONS
Q1. (15 marks)
There are several strategies for capacity expansion timing, by which the management expands the capacity to match
customer demand growth. Please describe these 3 strategies with pros and cons of each.

Q2. (25 marks)


What are 2 basic ways of short-term scheduling? Provide short definitions.

An industrial printing machine has 8 projects to print with the processing times and deadline (from now) as in the Table 1

below. Complete short-term schedules for these machine and evaluation measurements in Table 2.

Table 1: Jobs' requirements

Project Mercury Venus Earth Mars Jupiter Neptune Uranus Saturn

Processing 2 5 3 8 4 7 10 12

time

(hours)

Deadline 13 5 7 30 8 14 18 12

(hours

from now)

Table 2: Short-term schedules

"First come, first served" rule "Earliest due date first" rule

Project Duration Start Finish Lateness Project Duration Start Finish Lateness

Average time in system: hours Average time in system: hours

Average lateness: hours Average lateness: hours


Q3. (20 marks)
The bottle suppliers provide Coca – Cola company 200,000 empty bottles per week. The company brings those bottles to

the filling up area. There are 300 faucets to fill up the coke, one faucet can fill up 1,000 bottles per week. The coke bottles

after filling up will be delivered to packing area. 6 bottles will be packed in one case. Packing area can form up to 3,000

cases a day, and works 6 days per week. The cases are delivered to the warehouse by 6 trucks which can carry 300 cases

each, they work 4 days per week and 4 trips per day. The warehouse systems and the local deliveries are made from the

warehouse can handle all the cases delivered from the packing area. Find the bottle neck of the system. What is the overall

capacity of the system?

Q4. (30 marks)


The furniture factory assembles a product as shown in the product structures below. It has orders for 450 on week 8 and

(your last 2 digits of ID number) units on week 9 of product X. The information of each item is shown as below table.

Develop the MRP tables for Item X, C and E. Leadtime is estimated in weeks.

Item Amount on hand Lot-sizing rule Scheduled receipt

X 250 L4L 20 (week 8)

A 300 L4L 0

B 150 L4L 0

C 200 L4L 50 (Week 5), 100

(Week 7)

D 50 L4L 0

E 200 L4L 0

X
LT=2

A (2) B(1) C(3) D(2)


LT=2 LT=2 LT=1 LT=2

F(2) E (2)
LT=1 LT=2
Item:…. Leadtime:….

Week 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Gross

Requirements

Scheduled Receipts

Current stock

Net requirements

Place order

Scheduled

deliveries

Q5. (10 marks)


Explain difference between Push and Pull system. Which of them does Just-in-time operation gets along with?

- END –

You might also like