CSCP

CSCP practice questions, page 11 of 37, with answer review and explanations.

Question 51

The value that logistics provides within the supply chain can best be summarized as:

  1. satisfying customer expectations about availability and delivery at an acceptable total cost.
  2. meeting promised location and on-time delivery goals with minimal use of expediting.
  3. establishing inventory and delivery goals with various customers that fulfill the firm's profit objectives.
  4. providing accurate in-transit and delivery information to customers and salespeople.

Question 52

A specification states: "If the fossil is Jurassic in origin then it must be catalogued under Mesozoic post Triassic and cross referred to politic limestone. If it is a tooth, then it must be catalogued under Dental remains. If the fossil is both Jurassic in origin and a tooth it will be catalogued under Mesozoic post Triassic and cross referred to politic limestone only. " The tester analyses this for decision table testing and finds the following conditions and actions: C1: Jurassic - C2: tooth - A1: Catalogue as Mesozoic post Triassic A2: Cross refer to politic limestone A3: Catalogue as - Dental remains - How many test cases will a collapsed decision table have?

  1. 2
  2. 3
  3. 4
  4. 6

Question 53

A manufacturer of plastic components that are sold either directly or through distributors wants to identify the requirements of the end customers for each market segment. Which of the following approaches would be most appropriate?

  1. Analyzing the buying history for each of the market segments
  2. Asking the manufacturer's direct customers
  3. Conducting a market research project
  4. Sending samples of potential future products to the final customers

Question 54

A route calculation for a car navigation system has been developed using the following state table: How many test cases are needed to achieve 0-switch coverage?

  1. 3
  2. 6
  3. 7
  4. 12

Question 55

The process of gathering data about what customers need and ensuring that desired features are included in the design and initial planning phase of a new product or service is known as:

  1. a quick response program.
  2. quality function deployment.
  3. total quality management.
  4. early supplier involvement.