Presented Below Is a List of Computer File Names Found

question 1

Short Answer

Presented below is a list of computer file names found in quick-response manufacturing systems,followed by definitions of the terms.
Required: Match the letter next to each definition with the appropriate term.Each answer will be used only once.
________ 1.Completed production order file
________ 2.Master operations file
________ 3.Production data file
________ 4.Inventory file
________ 5.Routings (RTGs)file
________ 6.Resource usage file
________ 7.Master production plan file
________ 8.Bill of materials file
________ 9.Production status file
________ 10.Production loading file
A.Contains information about the work center,length of time,and tooling required to complete each production task
B.Contains production requirements associated with open production orders
C.Lists all cost data for completed production orders
D.Shows actual and standard material,labor,and operation costs for work completed
E.Contains a record for each product manufactured,detailing its components
F.Contains both materials requisition and routing data to input into the cost accounting program
G.Contains a record for each product,detailing the machine and labor sequences required for its production
H.Contains a record for each open production order
I.Updated by the completed production order file
J.Processed against the bill of materials,production status,and master operations files in the production planning program

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Definitions:

The Looking-glass Self

A sociological concept suggesting that an individual's self-concept is shaped by how they perceive others view them, acting as a social mirror.

The I and the Me

A concept in sociology that describes the individual's perception of themselves (the "I") and the social self as perceived by others (the "Me").

Role-taking

The process of assuming the perspective of another person to understand their thoughts, feelings, or actions, a concept in social psychology.

Peer Involvement

The active participation or engagement of individuals within a peer group, often influencing behaviors, attitudes, or learning.