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How Much Is Too Much?. Algebra Business Project Application to Industrial Engineering Inventory Management Beatrice Martinez / Melinda Stubbs. Outline. Introduction / Overview. Outline. Introduction / Overview Description. Outline. Introduction / Overview Description Purpose
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How Much Is Too Much? Algebra Business Project Application to Industrial Engineering Inventory Management Beatrice Martinez / Melinda Stubbs
Outline • Introduction / Overview
Outline • Introduction / Overview • Description
Outline • Introduction / Overview • Description • Purpose -real world application -exposure to engineering -importance of charity contributions
Outline • Introduction / Overview • Description • Purpose -real world application -exposure to engineering -importance of charity contributions * Materials
Objectives • Prior Knowledge
Objectives • Prior Knowledge • Calculate unit cost
Objectives • Prior Knowledge • Calculate unit cost • Use interest formulas
Objectives • Prior Knowledge • Calculate unit cost • Use interest formulas • Determine and graph linear equations
Objectives • Prior Knowledge • Calculate unit cost • Use interest formulas • Determine and graph linear equations • Model and understand randomness
Objectives • Prior Knowledge • Calculate unit cost • Use interest formulas • Determine and graph linear equations • Model and understand randomness • Make decisions in uncertain environments
Objectives • Prior Knowledge • Calculate unit cost • Use interest formulas • Determine and graph linear equations • Model and understand randomness • Make decisions in uncertain environments • Calculate relative frequency
Objectives • Prior Knowledge • Calculate unit cost • Use interest formulas • Determine and graph linear equations • Model and understand randomness • Make decisions in uncertain environments • Calculate relative frequency • Create a histogram of a binomial distribution
Objectives • Prior Knowledge • Calculate unit cost • Use interest formulas • Determine and graph linear equations • Model and understand randomness • Make decisions in uncertain environments • Calculate relative frequency • Create a histogram of a binomial distribution • Create bar graphs and find central tendencies
Procedure • Select teams at random • Select perishable product • Select officers • Conduct brief survey • Complete Activity Sheet 1 • Complete Activity Sheet 2 • Create power point presentation
Procedure…(continued) • Schedule interview • Create advertisement • Purchase materials to get started! • Sell! Sell! Sell! • Create bar graphs / find central tendencies • Compare results with graphs • Write summary • Go shopping! • Deliver gifts to families
Grading Criteria • Overall profit
Grading Criteria • Overall profit • Interview and summary
Grading Criteria • Overall profit • Interview and summary • Journals
Grading Criteria • Overall profit • Interview and summary • Journals • Activity sheets and graphs
Grading Criteria • Overall profit • Interview and summary • Journals • Activity sheets and graphs • Advertising
Grading Criteria • Overall profit • Interview and summary • Journals • Activity sheets and graphs • Advertising • Teamwork
Extension • Airline Overbooking Activity • Interview grocery store