To graduate from Pace University with a major in operations research (OR), a student must complete at least two math courses, at least two OR courses, and at least two computer courses. Some courses can be used to fulfill more than one requirement: Calculus can fulfill the math requirement Operations Research can fulfill the math and OR requirements Data Structures can fulfill the computer and math requirements Business Statistics can fulfill the math and OR requirements Computer Simulation can fulfill the OR and computer requirements Introduction to Computer Programming can fulfill the computer requirement Forecasting can fulfill the OR and math requirements. Complete this template (show all formulas) and use Solver to minimize the number of courses needed to satisfy the major requirements (there could be multiple optimal solutions). Please also paste any Solver window used as well - thanks! I will also attach a screenshot of the excel template for convinience and to help replicate.   Inputs (requirements) Calculus OR Data Structure Bus Stats Simulation Intro Comp Prog Forecasting OR 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 Math 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 Computer 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 Constraints: number of courses Needs to be filled in ≥ Needs to be filled in Needs to be filled in ≥ Needs to be filled in Needs to be filled in ≥ Needs to be filled in Decision Variables (binary) Courses Taken Needs to be filled in Needs to be filled in Needs to be filled in Needs to be filled in Needs to be filled in Needs to be filled in Objective = Minimize Output # courses taken (Solution) Needs to be filled in

Functions are used to map elements from one set to another. For example, barcode and QR scanner systems are developed by programmers to use specific symbologies to map the pattern in the barcode to actual digits. The check digit or the final digit is used to determine whether the function is true (known good) or false (errors in the mapping occurred). RFID system developers also use functions to develop a pairing protocol that securely connects legitimate devices within a specific proximity. RFIDs are using in logistics, retail, warehousing, and more.

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Consider the following short case as you respond to the question:Abruzzi's Italian Kitchen is a small family restaurant with an administrative staff of four people. Giuseppi Abruzzi is the chief executive officer; his wife Maria is the chief financial officer. Their son Antonio is responsible for all transactions dealing with kitchen supplies, including the raw materials for menu items; their son Carlo is responsible for all transactions dealing with dining room supplies, such as eating utensils. The restaurant's administrative practices have developed over the ten years of its existence with minimal reliance on information technology and formal procedures and a stronger emphasis on interpersonal relationships with a few reliable vendors. Once a month, Antonio places orders for kitchen supplies with one of four vendors based on price; the supplies are usually received within ten calendar days. On receipt of the supplies, Antonio pays the vendor with a company check. Carlo follows a…

There are two companies manufacturing drones. Company A manufactures mass market drones, while company B manufactures customised drones according to customers’ requirements. In 2020, company A produces 3,200 drones, 3% of which were found to be defective and cannot pass the quality check. Company A employs 5 workers working an average of 8 hours a day in the drone production, and they worked 200 working days in 2020.In contrast, company B produces 900 drones, 10% of which were found to be defective and cannot pass the quality check. Company B employs 3 workers working an average of 6 hours a day in the drone production, and they worked 170 days in 2020. (a) If the drone manufacturing is seen as a process, what is considered as the output of the production processes of companies A and B and why? (b) Measure the single-factor manpower productivity for the two companies. (c) Is it reasonable to compare the manpower productivity of the two companies and reach a conclusion that one company…

Financial analysis should be used as an input to decision making, not as the decision-making process. True or False

1– Please complete all work in excel.  Use excel to make the calculations (cells can be clicked on to view any formulas used) and be sure to identify your answer, including units.  You must have an excel file with formulas within the cell. 2. Gas & Go is considering offering movie rentals through a self-service company that would locate a machine on the inside of the market store. BlueBox would charge an annual lease fee of $500 for delivery, setup and maintenance, and there is an energy cost of $0.08 for every video rented. GreenFilms would charge an annual lease of only $400, but the energy cost for every video rental is $0.10 due to the larger size of the machine.  Customers rent each movie for $1.00, regardless of the company, and the Gas & Go would earn 30% of that revenue for each rental. a. At what volume in number of rental transactions would the two options have the same cost?

Risk management is a fundamental practice within organizations aimed at identifying, assessing, and mitigating potential risks that could impact operations, finances, or reputation. In today's dynamic business environment, organizations face a myriad of risks, including market volatility, regulatory changes, cybersecurity threats, and natural disasters. Effective risk management Involves a systematic approach to evaluating risks, prioritizing them based on their likelihood and potential impact, and implementing strategies to manage or mitigate them. This often includes implementing policies, procedures, and controls to minimize exposure to risks, as well as transferring risk through insurance or other risk-sharing mechanisms. Additionally, organizations Invest in risk monitoring and surveillance systems to detect emerging risks and take proactive measures to address them before they escalate. Moreover, risk management encompasses fostering a risk-aware culture within the organization,…

Which answer is an example of an experimental study? A researcher asks all the students in a classroom to answer questions about whether they would attempt a difficult math problem if they were promised a candy bar for correctly solving it. The researcher keeps track of students' answers. A researcher attends a math class and watches and records how many students attempt the difficult problems assigned in class. A researcher asks two groups of students to solve a difficult math problem. One of the groups is told that members will receive a candy bar after correctly solving the problem. The other group is not told this. The researcher keeps track of how long people attempt to solve the math problem. A researcher asks a sample of the students in a classroom to answer questions about how long they would attempt to solve a difficult math problem if they were promised a candy bar for correctly solving it. The researcher keeps track of students' answers.