Problem 1-1. Please choose a process that is familiar to you. The process includes (i) at least four tasks; (ii) parallel resources; and (iii) irrelevant resources. In addition, specify each task's (i) duration of time and (ii) resource(s). Please answer the following questions. Note that you are allowed to use a few assumptions to simplify the calculation. (a) Provide a short description of the process with its process flow diagram. (b) Find the process capacity and bottleneck(s). (c) Find the minimum number of each irrelevant resource so that the process capacity remains at the capacity of bottlenecks. (d) Assume the appropriate wage for each worker and find the direct labor cost. (e) Find the rush order flow time for two flow units. Please provide two types of Gantt charts: (i) as early as possible and (ii) as late as possible. What do you learn by comparing the two charts? (f) Find flow rate, cycle time, flow time, and work-in-process. Problem 1-1. Please choose a process that is familiar to you. The process includes (i) at least four tasks; (ii) parallel resources; and (iii) irrelevant resources. In addition, specify each task's (i) duration of time and (ii) resource(s). Please answer the following questions. Note that you are allowed to use a few assumptions to simplify the calculation. (a) Provide a short description of the process with its process flow diagram. (b) Find the process capacity and bottleneck(s). (c) Find the minimum number of each irrelevant resource so that the process capacity remains at the capacity of bottlenecks. (d) Assume the appropriate wage for each worker and find the direct labor cost. (e) Find the rush order flow time for two flow units. Please provide two types of Gantt charts: (i) as early as possible and (ii) as late as possible. What do you learn by comparing the two charts? (f) Find flow rate, cycle time, flow time, and work-in-process