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Multi-Period Workforce Scheduling Basketball Team Problem

Multi-Period Workforce Scheduling Basketball Team Problem. SE 303 Lab. Multi-Period Workforce Scheduling. Requirement of skilled repair time ( in hours ) is given below. Initially, 50 skilled technicians are available. Each technician is paid $2,000 works up to 160 hrs per month.

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Multi-Period Workforce Scheduling Basketball Team Problem

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  1. Multi-Period Workforce Scheduling Basketball Team Problem SE 303 Lab

  2. Multi-Period Workforce Scheduling • Requirement of skilled repair time (in hours) is given below. • Initially, 50 skilled technicians are available. • Each technician is paid $2,000 • works up to 160 hrs per month.

  3. Multi-Period Workforce Scheduling • Each month 5% of the technicians leave. • A new technician needs one month of training, is paid $1,000 per month, and requires 50 hours of supervision of a trained technician. • What would be our objective?

  4. Multi-Period Workforce Scheduling • Objective Meet the service requirement at minimum cost. • What would be our Decision Variables?

  5. Multi-Period Workforce Scheduling

  6. Multi-Period Workforce Scheduling

  7. Basketball Team • A basketball team consists of seven players who have been rated (on a scale of 1=poor to 3=excellent) according to their • Ball-handling, • Shooting, • Rebounding, and • Defensive abilities

  8. Basketball Team • The positions that each player is allowed to play and the player’s abilities are as given in the table below:

  9. Basketball Team • At least 4 members must be able to play guard, at least 2 members must be able to play forward, and at least 1 member must be able to play center.

  10. Basketball Team • The average ball-handling, shooting, and rebounding level of the starting lineup must be at least 2.

  11. Basketball Team • If player 3 starts, then player 6 cannot start

  12. Basketball Team • Either player 2 or player 3 must start

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