This quiz just test the basic knowledge of Industrial Engineering and Management and has been set on multiple choices and few or none on fill the blanks.
Frederick Taylor
Henry Gantt
Aristotle
Lilian Gilbreth
Development, improvement, implementation and evaluation of integrated systems
Engineering the Industries of all types
Any Engineering field is the subset of IEM
Development, improvement, implementation and evaluation of processes
Selection of processes and assembling methods
Design of facilities- layout of buildings, machines, equipments
Design of physical equipments/machines used for production
Selection and design of tools and equipments
Technical and administrative/managerial
Technical and Accounting
Administrative and Professional skills
Marketing and Engineering
Manufacturing, Services, Supply and Transport
Mass, Job Shop, Batch and Just In Time(JIT)
Transport, Production, Logistics and Supply
Profit, Services, Non-Profit and Political
Outputs/Inputs
(Input + Output)/ Output
Output/(Input + Output)
Inputs/Outputs
Lower costs
Lower prices
Lower standard of living
High market share
0.8
1.25
0.44
2.25
EFFECTIVENESS means DOING THE RIGHT THINGS
DOING THE RIGHT THINGS means EFFICIENCY
EFFECTIVENESS means DOING THINGS RIGHT
EFFECTIVENESS and EFFICIENCY have the same meaning
EFFICIENCY means DOING THE RIGHT THINGS
DOING THINGS RIGHT means EFFECTIVENESS
EFFICIENCY means DOING THINGS RIGHT
EFFECTIVENESS and EFFICIENCY have the same meaning
Service Organization
Supply Organization
Transport Organization
Manufacturing Organization
Goods, services
Products, goods
Services, supplies
Products, supplies
Input-Process-Output
Process-Output
Input-Output-Process
Input-Output
Services Organization
Manufacturing Organization
Supply Organization
Transport Organization
Services Organization
Manufacturing Organization
Supply Organization
Transport Organization
Services Organization
Manufacturing Organization
Supply Organization
Transport Organization
Increasing output while input kept constant
Decreasing input while output kept constant
Increasing input while decreasing output
Increasing production(output) while decreasing input
Indicates how much of a particular kind of input it takes to produce an output
Outputs/(Single kind of input)
(Total Output)/(Total Input)
How efficiently company use only one input, such as raw material, when creating outputs
The ratio of net output to the labour and capital inputs
(Total Output)/(Total Input)
Net inputs/(Labour inputs + Capital inputs)
Indicates how much of a particular kind of input it takes to produce an output
Both Effectiveness and Efficiency
Effectiveness only
Efficiency only
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