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Business, 03.08.2021 20:50 emhunter101
Consider a system with a single resource and a single processing step. Each arriving job consists of multiple items, and each job can be broken down into multiple batches if so desired. Each batch has a SHORT (but positive) setup time while each item has a LONG pure processing time. If we want to minimize the throughput time of the FIRST completed item of a job, then:.
A - We should go for a single (large) batch
B - The batch size doesn't matter
C - We should go for several (medium sized) batches
D - We should go for a batch size of 1
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