You are scheduling production of your popular Rustic Coffee table. The demand for these coffee tables is 1500 tables. The components of the table are a top and a base assembly. The base assembly is composed of 4 legs, 2 short braces and 2 long braces. There is a brass cap that goes on the bottom of each leg.

Additional information is the following:

Provide the additional number of items required for the following items:

• Coffee Table itself
• Top
• Base Assembly
• Short Braces
• Brass Caps

The Safety Stock and the Allocated are include in the On Hand Inventory shown in the table.

Think of a part of your house (that you find needs to be renovated or redecorated. Bear in mind the need for the project.

. Using one of the weaving cultures (consider the materials and style) from Luzon, Visayas, or Mindanao, imagine how you may do step No. 1.

Make a plan of your project in mind.

answer the following after the “–“

• “Your design doesn’t have to be original.” Will your design be original or based on an inspiration (inspiration, must not be a copycat)? If the latter, what is the inspiration/model of your design? Explain your design(whether original or not) briefly in 3 to 5 sentences. —

• “Designers are not like their users.” Your design must not be for you; you are the designer. Who will be using the design project (think of aclient/s)? What is his/her/their need to create the design? State in 3 to 5sentences. —

• “UX(user experience) design is more than just usability.” In 3to 5 sentences, describe how literally how your design project is going to be conveniently used by your client/s. —

• “Design is not a stage of the project.” Yes, because design does not completely end when the project is done. Consider probable modifications as clients start using the masterpiece. For instance, consider a cafeteria that is designed to cater around a hundred pax at a time. Should the number of employees and students double after a year, how can modifications for extended modifications be made? Imagine the same school manager calls you again to continue the project after a year or two. Express your projected modification in 3 to 5 sentences. —

• “Eyecandy design works.” “The point is, how the product works is important but how it looks while doing that is a game-changer.” Thinkaesthetically this time. Review what you had in mind in instruction No. 2: your chosen weaving culture material/s and style. Tell in 3 to 5 sentences about your how to plan to make your design an eye candy. —

• “Simple doesn’t mean minimal in design.” “Simplicity is reduced complexity. Minimalism is a reduced quantity.” Keep your design simple. It does not have to be overly minimal in terms of materials. Share how simple you plan your design to be. —