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NORTHERN CARIBBEAN UNIVERSITY
        COLLEGE OF BUSINESS & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
                  ACCT 346: Performance Management Accounting
                     Group Assignment due Tuesday March 26, 2013
Question 1
An organisation has market demand of 50,000 units for a product that goes through three processes:
cutting, heating and assembly. The total time required in each process for each product and the total
hours available are:

        Process                 Cutting         Heating         Assembly
        Hrs per unit            2               3               4
        Total hours available   100,000         120,000         220,000

Required:
   a) Calculate the time required to produce the 50,000 units of the product in each process and
       identify the process where bottleneck is present.                              (3 Marks)

    b) Calculate how many units of the product the organisation will be able to produce without having
       inventory of work-in-progress on hand.                                          (2 Marks)


Question 2
Beta Co produces 3 products, E, F and G, details of which are shown below:
                                                 E               F              G
                                                 $               $              $
Selling price per unit                           120             110            130
Direct material cost per unit                    60              70             85

Maximum demand (units)                          30,000          25,000          40,000

Time required on the bottleneck resource        5               4               3
(hours per unit)

There are 320,000 bottleneck hours available each month.

Required:                                                                                    (15 Marks)

        a) Calculate the throughput per unit for each product.                                  (3)
        b) Calculate the throughput return per hour of bottleneck resource.                     (3)
        c) Rank the products in order of the priority in which they should be produced, starting with
           the product that generates the highest return per hour first.                        (1)
        d) Calculate the optimum production plan, allocating the bottleneck resource to each one in
           order, being sure not to exceed the maximum demand for any of the products.          (5)
        e) Calculate the total contribution to be made by Beta Co. within the 320,000 bottleneck hours
           if the optimum production plan is followed.                                          (3)

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Throughput accounting assignment

  • 1. NORTHERN CARIBBEAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT ACCT 346: Performance Management Accounting Group Assignment due Tuesday March 26, 2013 Question 1 An organisation has market demand of 50,000 units for a product that goes through three processes: cutting, heating and assembly. The total time required in each process for each product and the total hours available are: Process Cutting Heating Assembly Hrs per unit 2 3 4 Total hours available 100,000 120,000 220,000 Required: a) Calculate the time required to produce the 50,000 units of the product in each process and identify the process where bottleneck is present. (3 Marks) b) Calculate how many units of the product the organisation will be able to produce without having inventory of work-in-progress on hand. (2 Marks) Question 2 Beta Co produces 3 products, E, F and G, details of which are shown below: E F G $ $ $ Selling price per unit 120 110 130 Direct material cost per unit 60 70 85 Maximum demand (units) 30,000 25,000 40,000 Time required on the bottleneck resource 5 4 3 (hours per unit) There are 320,000 bottleneck hours available each month. Required: (15 Marks) a) Calculate the throughput per unit for each product. (3) b) Calculate the throughput return per hour of bottleneck resource. (3) c) Rank the products in order of the priority in which they should be produced, starting with the product that generates the highest return per hour first. (1) d) Calculate the optimum production plan, allocating the bottleneck resource to each one in order, being sure not to exceed the maximum demand for any of the products. (5) e) Calculate the total contribution to be made by Beta Co. within the 320,000 bottleneck hours if the optimum production plan is followed. (3)