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Homework AssignmentHomework AssignmentSimulation ModelingSimulation Modeling
The Cobbler ProblemThe Cobbler Problem
MGMT E - 5065Operations
andLogistics Management
DueSeptember 25th
The Cobbler SimulationThe Cobbler Simulation
A cobbler specializes in same-day shoe repair. Customers dropoff their shoes before 9:00 am and expect them to be ready forpickup by 5:00 pm.There is a risk however, that the work needed on a pair of shoescannot be done that day, depending on the type of repair that isrequired.A simulation spreadsheet was developed to reflect the number of shoes dropped off each morning:
Number of Pairs
Probability RN Intervals
10 .10 00 - 09
15 .25 10 - 34
20 .30 35 - 64
25 .25 65 - 89
30 .10 90 - 99
The Cobbler SimulationThe Cobbler Simulation
Currently, the maximum number of pairs of shoes that can be
mended per day is:
Number of Pairs
Probability RN Intervals
15 .30 00 - 29
20 .40 30 - 69
25 .30 70 - 99
The Cobbler SimulationThe Cobbler Simulation
In the simulation for a specific day, the number of pairs of shoes needingrepair ( NPSNR ) is determined first.
Next, the maximum number of pairs of shoes that could be repaired ( MNPSR ) is determined.
If MNPSR => NPSNR, all pairs of shoes are mended for that day.
If MNPSR < NPSNR, then [ NPSNR - MNPSR ] pairs of shoes must beadded to the number of pairs of shoes arriving the next day in orderto obtain the NPSNR for the next day.
The simulation continues in this manner.
The Cobbler SimulationThe Cobbler Simulation
REQUIREMENT:
1. Assuming the repair shop is empty of shoes at the start, simulate seven (7) days of operation, using the following random number strings:
Dropoffs 53 58 04 83 65 27 49
Capacity 83 44 82 12 08 53 77
The Cobbler SimulationThe Cobbler Simulation
REQUIREMENT:
2. Determine the average daily number of pairs held overnight.
3. Determine the average maximum repair capacity per day.
4. Determine the average daily number of pairs actually mended.
The Cobbler SimulationThe Cobbler Simulation
Day
Random
Number
New
Dropoffs
Queue
At
Day
Start
NPSNR
Random
Number MNPSR
Actual
Pairs
Mended
Queue
At
Day
End
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Spreadsheet Format