A scheduling system that assumes the required capacity will always be available is called:
A) forward scheduling
B) backward scheduling
C) infinite scheduling
D) finite scheduling

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Infinite scheduling assumes unlimited capacity is available, which is not realistic in most situations. This method can lead to overloading and delays if unexpected constraints arise. Forward and backward scheduling take into account the availability of resources and constraints, and are therefore more realistic and practical. Finite scheduling further refines scheduling by taking into account capacity constraints, lead times, and material availability to optimize production efficiency.

A Scheduling System That Assumes the Required Capacity Will Always