A$.$ True$/$False $(1$ points each$)$

I am graduating this quarter.

The bull whip effect is more apparently in the manufacturing industry.

In a Lot Size Reorder Point System $($Q$,$ R$),$ R is chosen to protect against the uncertainty

of demand during the lead time.

The level of safety stock should be set to be equal to the expected demand during the

order lead time to prevent inventory shortage from occurring during the lead time period.

Gross material requirements do not take into account the amount of forecast.

To determine Type $1$ service level, both the value of reorder point $(R)$ and the order

quantity $(Q)$ are needed.

In the ABC analysis, A items should be reviewed periodically and ordered in large lot

sizes to minimize order frequency.

In general, the cycle service level $($also known as Type $1$ Service Level$)$ is what most

managers mean by service.

EDD scheduling rule minimizes total lateness.

A RFID tag requires a transponder to send out a signal to the reader just like an airplane.

In scheduling the flow time and makespan of a job have the same meaning.