MGT3

MIDTERM EXAM FINAL EXAM

 PARTIAL PAPER  FINAL PAPER
1st –OCTOBER 18 DECEMBER 20
2nd –NOVEMBER 22

PRESENTATION

1st –OCTOBER 21, 23, 25

2nd –NOVEMBER 25, 27, 29
 COVER PAGE
 TABLE OF CONTENTS
 Chapter 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
 Chapter 2 PRODUCT DESIGN
 Chapter 3 PROCESS DESIGN
 Chapter 4 DEMAND FORECASTING
 Chapter 5 CAPACITY PLANNING
 Chapter 6 LOCATION PLANNING
 Chapter 7 FACILITIES LAYOUT
 Chapter 8 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
 Chapter 9 QUALITY MANAGEMENT
 Chapter 10 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
 Chapter 11 INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
 Chapter 12 SCHEDULING
 Chapter 13 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS/COSTING
 ATTACHMENTS
 What product you will offer?

 Why did you choose that product?

 How unique is your product?

 Process Flow Chart

Do a “Make or Buy Analysis” for each step of the

process and provide BASIS for deciding to Make or

Buy.

Explain the detailed processes from opening to

closing including employee involvement.

 What you are forecasting?

 Discuss methodology.

 Research data using Surveys, Population Data, Foot

Counting, & Benchmarking; and analyze and present your
data.

 Check for behaviors and patterns like trend, seasonality &

variations.

 Present your forecast.

 What is your limiting capacity? How flexible is your capacity?
 Provide some pictures of the machines or equipment used.
 For each machine:
Explain the simple use of that machine in your production
process.
Give your suppliers and their quotations of the prices.
What is your choice among the suppliers? And explain
why? --Be sure to give explanations why you choose that
particular machine or equipment. Identify the capacity of
your chosen type/brand/model of that machine.
 From the processes involved, identify your limiting
capacity. Do capacity planning.

 Compute your design, effective & actual capacity

estimates.

 Match actual capacity with demand forecast. Evaluate.

 If capacity utilization percentage is high, how can you

expand capacity?
 MACHINES/
USE SUPPLIER & PRICE
EQUIPMENTS
 Location Requirements
What are the factors that you are looking for your
location? Explain.
 Choices of Location
Provide a very detailed address and sketch of your
location, if possible, pictures of the locations.
 Factor Rating Method in arriving the decision.
Explain fully the discrepancies in each score for each
location for each factor.
 Facilities Layout Floor Plan with proper scaling.

Describe your layout and provide BASIS.

The reader should be able to visualize your layout

without looking at your floor plan. Be sure to have

the RESTROOMS and the FIRE EXITS in your layout.