A small workshop must schedule five jobs-labeled A, B, C, D, and E-that are waiting to be processed at a single workstation. Each job has a known processing time and a specified due date. The processing time for Job A is 5 days, and its due date is day 12. Job B requires 3 days of processing and has a due date of day 10. Job C takes 7 days to complete and is due on day 16. Job D is shorter, requiring only 2 days, with a due date of day 9. Lastly, Job E has a processing time of 6 days, and must be completed by day 14. The workshop aims to evaluate and compare different job sequencing rules, such as First-Come, First-Served (FCFS), Shortest Processing Time (SPT), Earliest Due Date (EDD), and Longest Processing Time (LPT), using performance criteria like average completion time, average lateness, and system utilization to identify the most effective scheduling method.