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Question#1

Which of the following capacity planning methods uses the master production schedule (MPS) as its primary input?

A. Resource planning
B. Rough-cut capacity planning (RCCP)
C. Finite loading
D. Input/output analysis

Explanation:
Rough-cut capacity planning (RCCP) is a type of capacity planning method that uses the master production schedule (MPS) as its primary input. RCCP is a technique for checking the feasibility of the MPS by comparing the available capacity of critical resources (such as machines, labor, or materials) with the capacity required by the MPS. RCCP helps to identify and resolve any potential capacity problems or bottlenecks at an aggregate level, before committing to the MPS. RCCP can also be used to evaluate alternative MPS scenarios and to support the sales and operations planning (S&OP) process12.
Reference: 1 Rough Cut Capacity Planning (RCCP) - Definition, Example, and … 3 2 CPIM Exam Reference - Association for Supply Chain Management

Question#2

To ensure the quality of its newly developed software, an organization is aiming to deploy an automated testing tool that validates the source code.
What type of testing BEST supports this capability?

A. Network vulnerability scanning
B. Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST)
C. Static Application Security Testing (SAST)
D. Fuzz parsing

Question#3

Given the bill of material (BOM) information below and independent requirements of 10 pieces (pcs) per week of Component A and 20 pieces (pcs) per week of Component B, what is the weekly gross requirement of component F?


A. 80
B. 120
C. 160
D. 200

Explanation:
Given the bill of material (BOM) information, we can calculate the weekly gross requirement of component F by considering the independent requirements of Component A and B. For Component A, there is no direct requirement for Component F. For Component B, which has an independent requirement of 20 pcs per week, each requires 4 pcs of Component F according to its BOM. So, the total weekly gross requirement for Component F due to Component B is 204 = 80 pcs. Additionally, each piece of Component A requires 2 pieces of Component C according to its BOM and has an independent requirement of 10 pcs per week; hence requiring a total of 20 pieces of component C per week. Each piece of component C in turn requires 4 pieces of component F according to its BOM; hence requiring a total weekly gross requirement for component F due to component A is: 204 =80 pcs. Adding both gives us a total weekly gross requirement for component F as:80+80=160pcs.
Reference:
• CPIM Part 1 Learning System, Module 4: Inventory Management, Section 4.2: Inventory Management Policies and Objectives
• CPIM Part 2 Learning System, Module 1: Supply Chain Strategy, Section 1.3: Capacity Management

Question#4

Which of the following is an information security management framework?

A. Control Objectives For Information And Related Technologies (COBIT)
B. Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL)
C. International Organization For Standardization (ISO) 27001
D. Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) Cloud Controls Matrix (CCM)

Question#5

Additional requirements that are outside the original design are being added to a project, increasing the timeline and cost of the project.
What BEST describes the requirement changes that are happening?

A. Volatility
B. Stove-piped requirements
C. Non-verifiable requirements
D. Scope creep

Exam Code: CPIM-8.0Q & A: 585 Q&AsUpdated:  2025-12-14

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