The Hand-in Assignments

Untitled Document 1 of 4 https//elearning. uol. ohecampus. com/bbcswebdav/institution/UKL1/C WEEK 6 ASSIGNMENTS Print Page Use the links below to jump directly to the related study. Hand-in Assignment Individual Project HAND-IN ASSIGNMENT Hand-in Assignments argon one flair for you to demonstrate your learning. The Hand-in Assignments provide an opportunity to apply concepts and strategies to an authentic context. Typically, Hand-in Assignments are written papers or computer programs that are submitted to the Instructor.They require you to pull together information from the weekly Learning Resources, the Discussion and your own experiences to address an issue from the perspective of a real-world situation. Unless otherwise noted, the papers you write in Hand-in Assignments must follow Harvard conferencing genius reference and citation guidelines. You must submit your answers to the following Hand-in Assignment (HA) questions by the end of Day 7 (Wednesday). Answers will be submit ted to the weekly Assignments area, but are not to be posted in the module Discussion Board. Question 1 Activity Mean durationStd. dev. (days) A 11 0. 9 B 13 1. 1 C 7 0. 2 D 9 0. 8 E 6 1 F 7 1. 2 G 10 0. 7 H 9 0. 6 11/04/2013 952 AM Untitled Document 2 of 4 https//elearning. uol. ohecampus. com/bbcswebdav/institution/UKL1/C I 8 0. 8 Table 1 Complete the following 1. Calculate the foresee completion time. 2. Indicate the critical path activities. 3. What is the probability of completing this project between 38 and 40 days? 4. What are the slack values for activities C and F? Interpret the meaning of their slack values? Question 2 A registered nurse is trying to develop a diet plan for patients.The required nutritional particles are the total daily requirements of each nutritional element as indicated in Table 2 Required nutritional element total and daily requirements Calories not more than 2,700 calories Carbohydrates Not more than 300 grams Protein Not less than 250 grams Vitamin s Not less than 60 units Table 2 The nurse has four basic types to mathematical function when planning the menus. The units of nutritional element per unit of viands type are shown in Table 3 below. Note that the cost associated with a unit of ingredient also appears at the bottom of Table 3.Required nutritional element and units of nutritional elements per unit of food type Element Milk Chicken Bread Vegetables Calories 160 210 120 150 Carbohydrates cx 130 110 120 Protein 90 190 90 130 Vitamins 50 50 75 70 Cost per unit ?0. 42 ?0. 68 ?0. 32 ?0. 17 Table 3 Moreover, due to dietary restrictions, the following aspects should also be considered when developing the diet plan 1. The chicken food type should contribute at most 25% of the total caloric intake that will result from the diet plan. 2. The vegetable food type should provide at least 30% of the minimum daily requirements for vitamins.Complete the following Provide a one-dimensional programming formulation for the above case . (You do not need to solve the problem. ) 11/04/2013 952 AM Untitled Document 3 of 4 https//elearning. uol. ohecampus. com/bbcswebdav/institution/UKL1/C Save your Assignment as a . doc, . docx, or . rtf file and handling the Turnitin link below to submit it. Return to top INDIVIDUAL PROJECT T he purpose of this simulation project is to provide you with an opportunity to use the POM-QM for Windows bundle to solve a linear programming problem and perform sensitivity analysis.POM-QM for Windows software For this part of this project, you will need to use the POM software 1. Read Appendix IV of the O perations Management (Heizer & Render, 2011) textbook. 2. Install and launch the POM-QM for Windows software and from the main menu select Module, and then Linear Programming. Note You rout out retrieve the POM-QM for Windows software from either the CD-ROM that accompanied your Heizer and Render (2011) textbook. 3. Program the linear programming formulation for the problem below and so lve it with the use of POM. Refer to Appendix IV from the Heizer and Render (2011) textbook. ) Note Do not program the non-negativity constraint, as this is already assumed by the software. For additional support, please reference the POM-QM for Windows manual provided in this weeks Learning Resources. Individual Project problem A firm uses three machines in the manufacturing of three ingatherings Each unit of product 1 requires three hours on machine 1, two hours on machine 2 and one hour on machine 3.Each unit of product 2 requires four hours on machine 1, one hour on machine 2 and three hours on machine 3. Each unit of product 3 requires two hours on machine 1, two hours on machine 2 and two hours on machine 3. The contribution margin of the three products is ? 30, ? 40 and ? 35 per unit, respectively. Available for scheduling are 90 hours of machine 1 time 54 hours of machine 2 time and 93 hours of machine 3 time. The linear programming formulation of this problem is as follow s Maximise Z = 30X1 + 40X2 + 35X3 3X1 + 4X2 + 2X3