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CSCP 5.0 Module 4 Section A, B, C
CSCP 5.0 Module 4 Section A, B, C
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Any changes required within the demand time fence can be made by the master scheduler
True
False
2
Inputs to Material Requirements Planning include all of these except:
Master Production Schedule
Bill of Material
Inventory Status
Capacity Requirements Planning
3
The Capacity Validation associated with Sales and Operations Planning is called:
Capacity Control
Resource Planning
Rough Cut Capacity Planning
Capacity Requirements Planning
4
All of these are components of Carrying Costs except:
Risk costs
Ordering Costs
Storage costs
Capital costs
5
The Goal of Master Production scheduling is to balance demand and supply in order to: (check all that apply)
Improve production efficiency
Improve quality
Reduce inventory costs
Reduce stockouts
6
Product Traceability refers to the ability to provide a chain of custody for a product, its components or ingredients.
False
True
7
The time frame associated with the Master Schedule and Rough -Cut Capacity Planning is:
Long range
Very short range
Short range
Medium range
8
Raw material, WIP, and finished goods are carried on the balance sheet as current assets.
True
False
9
The key purpose of cycle counting is to identify items in error and to determine the root cause of the error.
False
True
10
If the demand for an item is 200/week, the lead time is 3 weeks, and safety stock is 100, the order point is:
600
300
200
700
11
Classifying groups of inventory items by decreasing annual dollar value is called:
Push system
ABC classification
Kanban system
Cycle Stock
12
Distribution Requirements Planning is considered to be:
a hybrid system
A push system
None of these
A pull system