A certain product has the following bill of materials. This applies to the following questions 1-5. Note that the number in parentheses refers to the number of respective items needed in the assembly process.

The master production schedule for A for the next 6 weeks is shown below.

Weeks	11	12	13	14	15	16
Master production schedule	23	24	21	30	23	29

Use the above information to do your analysis in the next 5 questions.

1. What would be the gross requirements of B and C, respectively, for weeks 11-16?

Now, Assume

• Item B’s projected on-hand at the beginning of week 11 (i.e., at the end of week 10) was 69 and we were scheduled to receive 50 on week 12,
• The gross requirements on weeks 11-16 were as found in the information for this assignment.

Use the above information to do your analysis in the next question.

2. What would be the projected on-hand at the end of week 12? Show all your calculations.

Now assume:

• Item C’s projected on-hand at the end of week 13 was 7
• No scheduled receipt on week 14,
• Gross requirements were as found in problem 1
• The lot-sizing rule was POQ=2 weeks

Use the above information to do your analysis in the next question.

3. What should be the planned receipt on week 14? What would be the projected on-hand at the end of week 14? Show all your calculations.

Now assume: the lot-sizing rule was FOQ=200.

Use the above information to do your analysis in the next question.

4. How would the answers in problem 3 (planned receipt and projected on-hand at the end of week 14) change? Show all your calculations.

Finally, assume that the planned releases of item C were as follows:

Weeks	11	12	13	14	15	16
Master production schedule		130		210	190

Use the above information to do your analysis in the next question.

5. What would be the gross requirements of item E in weeks 11-16?

The purpose of this paper is to give one experience in writing a brief analysis of a law that impacts a business corporation in California. One can choose a law and a corporation with which one is familiar with. For example, one might analyze The Sarbanes Oxley Act, 2002, or the Family and Medical Leave Act, 1993, Americans with Disabilities Act, or some other law. One can use the following as guidelines to structure your paper. Make sure your title has some indication to what you are analyzing—do not be so creative with the title that it obscures the focus.

• Introduction to the paper (highlight the law and the corporation you have chosen)
• Analysis:

Why did the law come about? (i.e., what did society find lacking that led to this (the creation of this law?)

How the law has impacted (or how will it impact) your corporation?

What are the benefits of the law? (i.e., who has the law helped and why?)

What pressures/costs has the law placed on the corporation? (i.e., is this law fair to all concerned?)

What might be likely to happen to amend the law or change it in some way?

• Summary & Recommendations
• Bibliography