1. Define the term Material Requirement Plan. 2. Explain what is the purpose of the Materials Requirement Plan 3. Answer the following questions based on the figure presented below:

a. How is this structure known (name)? b. What information does this type of structure provide? c. How many levels does this particular structure have? d. Identify the level of each of its elements:

A

B

C

D

E

F

4. Answer the following questions based on the table below:

a. What does Lead Time mean? What impact does it have on the MRP table?

b. What does Order Quantity mean? What impact does it have on the MRP table?

c. What does LFL mean? What impact does it have on the MRP table?

d. What does On Hand mean?

e. What does Schedule Receipts mean? What impact does it have on the MRP table?

5. Based on the data in the figure and the table presented above, complete the following tables:

cla) (2) 012 D(2) F(3) F13) F(3) F(3) tem Lead Time On Hand Schedule Receipts 1 0 1 week 20 Order Quantity LFL 50 100 LFL 50 100 1 week 100 3rd week 100 10 LFL 50 The master production Schedule calls for production of 60 As in week 9 and 50 in week 10. Item Period Gross Requirements Schedule Receipts | Level Code - Lead Time - On hand - Order Quantity - Schedule Receipt - Projected Available / Net Requirements Planned Order Receipt Planned Order Release B Period Item - Level Code - Lead Time - On hand - Order Quantity - Schedule Receipt - Gross Requirements Schedule Receipts Projected Available / Net Requirements Planned Order Receipt Planned Order Release - C Period Item Level Code Gross Requirements Schedule Receipts Lead Time - Projected Available / On hand - Order Quantity - Schedule Receipt - Net Requirements Planned Order Receipt Planned Order Release