1: A,B,C If indeed A, B, C are correct, you will receive 3 marks (1 mark for each answer). If your answers are A, B.C.D. but D is wrong. I mark will be deducted from the total. For Problem 1. the maximum total mark is 20 and the minimum is 0. 1. A registered Profession Engineer (P.Eng. or Ing.) specializing in Industrial Engineering may practice in A. evaluating the design of a new ventilator for Covid-19 patient treatment B. setting up a control chart to monitor the quality of vaccine production C. developing a computer simulation model to investigate and evaluate the spread of Covid-19 virus in population D. evaluating and improving service of a blood donation/collection process E. planning the construction of a residential building F. investigating the property of certain materials used in manufacturing airplane fuselage 2. In a fixed order inventory system, the solution of the EOQ model presents the optimal decision that A. minimizes the level of inventory of raw materials B. minimizes the level of inventory of finished products C. minimizes material inventory cost and variable production cost D. minimizes material ordering cost and material inventory cost E. minimizes material ordering cost and fixed production cost 3. As discussed in class, in a basic MRP system A. material ordering quantity is always optimized based on EOQ or similar models B. it requires the information of the structure of the end product to determine the amount to order C. it checks the available quantity in inventory to determine the amount to order D. demand uncertainty is considered in determining the amount to order E. inventory cost is to be minimized 4. As discussed in class, an ERP system can be considered as an A. engineering and remanufacturing planning system to address climate change concerns B. extended material requirement planning (MRP II) system for production planning C. environmental and sustainable resources planning system widely used in industry D. enhanced research program for project management E. engineering and restructuring planning for process and quality improvement F. enterprise resource planning for production, information, and workforce planning 5. When using Just-In-Time (JIT) approach for manufacturing operations control, in general, A. it pushes materials and components through the system to achieve streamlined production B. it pulls materials and components through the system to achieve streamlined production C. it allows materials and components to move through the system freely to achieve streamlined production D. it attempts to maximizes work-in-process inventory E. it attempts to minimize work-in-process inventory F. it attempts to reduce non-value-added operations and activities in production Git attempts to reduce the number of operations and activities in manufacturing a complex product 6. As discussed in class, quality can be defined from the perspective that A. the product performs well B. the product looks good C. the features of the product make the users satisfied D. it takes extended time to make the product E. there are many workers involved in making the product F. the product meets industry standards G. the product can be serviced properly H. the variable cost to make the product is sufficiently low 1. the product is dependable when it is in use 7. In workforce planning and work design, management should A. always pay workers based on standard time, never based on pieces completed B. motivate employees considering different types of their needs and the work environment . emphasize more on job specialization than job expansion D. emphasize more on job expansion than job specialization E. consider both job specialization and job expansion for effective and efficient workforce utilization