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    1. A bill of materials lists the raw materials, sub-assemblies, intermediate assemblies, and parts with the quantities of each needed to manufacture an end product. It is used in MRP to plan for the materials required to meet a master production schedule. 2. Sources of inputs for MRP include the master production schedule, bills of materials, and information on current and planned inventory levels. 3. The document provides a product structure diagram and demands for an end item to calculate material requirements for components J and B using MRP. It asks to prepare the MRP and calculate the average on-hand inventory for item J.

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    1. A bill of materials lists the raw materials, sub-assemblies, intermediate assemblies, and parts with the quantities of each needed to manufacture an end product. It is used in MRP to plan for the materials required to meet a master production schedule. 2. Sources of inputs for MRP include the master production schedule, bills of materials, and information on current and planned inventory levels. 3. The document provides a product structure diagram and demands for an end item to calculate material requirements for components J and B using MRP. It asks to prepare the MRP and calculate the average on-hand inventory for item J.

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    OPN 501 Quiz-2: Answer To The Following Questions: (5X2)

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    1. A bill of materials lists the raw materials, sub-assemblies, intermediate assemblies, and parts with the quantities of each needed to manufacture an end product. It is used in MRP to plan for the materials required to meet a master production schedule. 2. Sources of inputs for MRP include the master production schedule, bills of materials, and information on current and planned inventory levels. 3. The document provides a product structure diagram and demands for an end item to calculate material requirements for components J and B using MRP. It asks to prepare the MRP and calculate the average on-hand inventory for item J.

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    OPN 501

    Quiz-2

    Answer to the following questions: (5X2)

    1. What is Bill of Material? Discuss the use of it while preparing MRP.


    2. Discuss the sources of inputs preparing Material Requirement Planning.

    3. Fifty, Ninety and Seventy units of end item of


    P are needed at the beginning of week 2, 3 and
    week 6 respectively. One case of J is scheduled to arrive in every alternate week starting from
    week 2. Note: J must be ordered by the case (50 Units per case) and B must be produced in
    multiples of 100 units. There are 60 units of B and 20 units of J now on hand. Lead times are
    two weeks for each E and B and one for J.

    B (2) K (3)

    J (4) F (2)

    Requirement: (8+2)
    a. Prepare Material Requirement Plan (MRP) for component J and B.
    b. Calculate average on hand inventory of item J.
    OPN 501
    Quiz-2

    Answer to the following questions: (5X2)

    1. Discuss different lot sizing rules: FOQ, POQ and L4L with their application, advantages and limitations.
    2. Discuss the concept of Dependant demand and Independent demand in Operations Management.

    3. Sixty,
    Seventy and Eighty units of end item of E are needed at the beginning of week 2, 3 and
    week 6 respectively. One case of J is scheduled to arrive in every alternate week starting from
    week 2. Note: J must be ordered by the case (50 Units per case) and B must be produced in
    multiples of 100 units. There are 60 units of B and 20 units of J now on hand. Lead times are
    two weeks for each E and B and one for J.

    B (2) M (3)

    J (4) F (2)

    Requirement: (8+2)
    a. Prepare Material Requirement Plan (MRP) for component J and B.
    b. Calculate average on hand inventory of item J.

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