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Lab 7: Simulation 3

Lab 7: Simulation 3. IE332 4/21/2010 yij@purdue.edu. Review. Obstacles in Global Business Three Org. Structure Four Global Strategies Technical Challenges. Lab 4. Any issues?. Lab 4. Any issues? Focusing on too abstract levels

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Lab 7: Simulation 3

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  1. Lab 7: Simulation 3 IE332 4/21/2010 yij@purdue.edu

  2. Review • Obstacles in Global Business • Three Org. Structure • Four Global Strategies • Technical Challenges

  3. Lab 4 • Any issues?

  4. Lab 4 • Any issues? • Focusing on too abstract levels • Life is random, so you have to deal with these random issues.

  5. Announcements • Schedule • 4/23: Exam 3 • 4/26: Exam 3 Review • 4/28: TipShow Refresher • 4/30: TipShow Madness • 5/5: Extra Credit Quiz, RAWL 1086 (1%) – 3:20 – 5:20pm • TipShow Voting • Due: 5/5/2010, 11:59pm • No voting = Zero Participation Score • HW5 • Due: 4/30/2010

  6. TipShow Madness • Only 4 will be selected to be included in the TipShow voting. • The extra credits will be seperately given.

  7. Exam 3

  8. How do we make Exam 3? • Reviews • HWs and LAB assignments • Slides (keywords, discussion, tip shows, video clips) • Textbook (summary, glossary, case studies) • Assumed that you read the case studies already! • Exam 1 and 2 • Be comprehensive • Be creative • Be practical • It is worthwhile to memorize? • Make different versions • Sometimes, you have to memorize details…

  9. Coverage • Textbook Chapters 11-15 • Lab 5-7 • Homework 4, 5 • TipShows (?)

  10. Things to Bring • Black or Blue Pens • No pencil is allowed. • You will have -10 points if you write your answers in pencil. • Healthy body and clear mind

  11. Things NOT to Bring • Notes / Slides • Books • Calculators • Mobile devices • Cheat sheets

  12. How do we finish Exam? • If you finish your exam within time limit, • Leave your exam on your desk with the front cover facing up. • Quietly Leave the classroom with your own belongings. • When time is up, • Put your pen down immediately! • Leave your exam on your desk with the front cover facing up. • Leave the classroom with your own belongings.

  13. Grading Criteria • How to get A: • Actively participate in the discussion • Think outside the box • Criticize the textbook • Create your own things based on what you learned in labs • How to get B: • Re-solve the homework questions • Re-read the textbook • Review the slide • Go through functions learned in labs • How to get C: • Come to the class • Review the reviews • Double check lab assignments • How to get D or below • ??

  14. Question Patterns • Multiple choice • Choose the best answers. • (None of the above) • Matching • True / False questions • If false, you have to correct them. • Fill in the blanks • Open-ended questions • Keywords • Explain the definition (e.g., What is war virtualization?) • Only use allotted spaces • Extra credit questions

  15. Bad Handwriting • This could be subjective. If I cannot recognize it, I will not grade it.

  16. Answer Sheets • You only submit three-page answer sheets at the end of the exam. • Carefully separate answer sheets from exam questions. • Write down your name on all thee pages.

  17. Collection of Reviews

  18. Reviews • Verification vs. Validation • What are the differences between Excel and MS Access? • What are Form, Query, and Report in MS Access?

  19. Review • Why is HCI important? • Who is the inventor of a mouse? • Affordance, mapping, standards, constraints? • System-centered design vs.User-centered design

  20. Review • In an Arena model, • Entities cannot pass the washing stations, what happen? • Which section of Reports should be referred to know how long it will take one entity pass through the system? • Will adding more capacity (more washer, more driers) makes more profits?

  21. Review • Knowledge Management Value Chain? • Three major types of Knowledge • Structured Knowledge • ?? • ?? • Which of the above is the majority? • Examples of Knowledge Work System. • Expert System vs. CBR

  22. Review • Decision Making Process? • ?? • Design • ?? • Implementation of Solution • Why is decision making difficult? • What kinds of BI?

  23. Review • “NQ(Use ATM.Queue) <= 3” vs “NQ(Use ATM.Queue) + NR(ATM) <= 3”

  24. Review • The definition of InfoVis? • Should InfoVis be interactive? • Parallel Coordinates? • Treemap? • SciVis vs. InfoVis?

  25. Reviews • Problems of a waterfall model of system developments? • RAD • JAD • Low fidelity prototypes and hight fidelity prototypes

  26. Review • Five major variables for Project Management • S, T, C, Q, R • Know how to calculate ROI and NPV. • Limitations of Financial Models? • PERT Chart vs. Gantt Chart? • How to use Tableau? • What is the most challenging aspect of being an entrepreneur?

  27. TipShow

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