Lesson 1:

3 types of desing of productive systems

a) Lineal desing, Functional desing and desing by project.

Lesson 2:

Which is the first stages we needed for the practical application of the layout?

a) To calculate the total space traveled with the original layout.

Lesson 3:
What is the Assembly-line?

a) is a continuous serie of tasks with a precedence order necessary to obtain a product or a

service finished.

Lesson 4:
What is the step 2 of the Hungarian algorithm?
a) Subtract colum minima

Lesson 5:

Establishing the shifts in a company

a) has a huge impact on the work organization.

Lesson 6:

Service rate (mu)

a) Is is the number of elements that are processed by the system in a time unit.

Lesson 7:

Types of productivity

a) Total, partial and compared.

Lesson 8:

What means Squares in the activity diagram?

a) Inspections.
Lesson 9:

Which are the main methods to measure work time?

a) Estimation, historical time, sampling, timing and standard time.

Lesson 10:

Other technique in Quality Manegement is:

a) Brainstorming and Ishikawa Diagram.

b) Fishbone Diagram.

c) Pareto analysis.

d) All the answer are correct.

Lesson 11:

Which are a models that are common and available in POM-QM?

a) Single-Time Estimate PERT and Triple-Time Estimate PERT

b) Normal Distribution and CPM

c) Crashing and Budgeting

d) All the answer are correct.

1. 3 types of desing of productive systems and examples:

a) lineal desing, functional desing and desing by project.

2. first step to calculate layout floor planning:

d) to calculate the total space traveled with the original layout.

3. choose the 1 method to balance the workloads on an assembly-line:

b) most following task.

4. what is the second step about Hungarian Algorithm:

C)subtract column minima

 5.To create shifts we do not have in account factors as the time in the carreer (sensority,ranking,
tenure...)

a)true.

b) false.

6. What is meaning of arrival rate?

c)It is the number of elements that arrive to the system in a time unit.

7. The concept of productivity..

a)Indicates the relationship between the output and the inputs involved in a process.

8. What is the activity diagrams?

a) Are graphical representations of workflows of stepwise activities

9. There are 5 main methods to measure work times:

b) Estimation, historical time, sampling, timing and standard time.

10. Choose one principle of the concept of quality:

d) All are correct

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Leson1.

3 TYPES OF DESIGN OF PRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS, Lineal Design, Functional Design, Design by

Project.

a. Each type of design requires a different amount of fixed costs and variablecosts.

Lesson 2.

In the step to choose the layout of the floor in the work space:
a. This supposes the order of the spaces and facility in the limits of the physical structure in order
to get the best coordination of the productionfactors.
Lesson 3

There are methods to balance the workloads on an assembly-line:

a. Longestoperationtime,mostfollowingtasks,rankedpositionalweight,shortest operation
time, least number of followingtasks.
 Lesson 4

The Hungarian algorithm consist of the steps

a. Subtract row minima, Subtract column minima, Cover all zeros with a minimum number of lines,
Create additionalzeros.
Lesson 5.

Available hours (in the company) are:

a. Available hours (in the company)= number of workers in the center*weekly hours in
thecontract

Lesson 6

Arrival rate (Lambda) it is:

a. It is the number of elements that arrive to the system in a timeunit.

Lesson 7

There are different types of productivity:

a. Total, partial and compared.

Lesson 8

Activity diagrams are constructed from a limited number of shapes, connected with arrows. The
most important shape types:

a. A and C are correct.

Diamonds represents decisions

Squares represents inspections

Lesson 9

There are main methods to measure work times:

a. Estimation, historical time, sampling, timing, standardtime.

Lesson 10

Main principles of the concept of Quality are:

a. Empowerment of the employees, benchmarking, tools of totalquality.

Lesson11

There are models that are common and available in POM-QM:

a. Single-Time Estimate and Triple-Time Estimate PERT, Normal Distribution, CPM
(Precedence List), Crashing andBudgeting.