QUESTION 11 In this type of production, the typical scheduling approach is infinite, forward scheduling of jobs: usually labor-limited, but certain functions may be machine-limited (a heat-treating process or a precision machining center, for example); priorities determined by MRP due dates. O Projects O Mid-volume manufacturing O Continuous processes O Low-volume workcenters O High-volume manufacturing QUESTION 12 In this type of production, the typical scheduling approach is infinite forward scheduling typical: priority control; typically labor-limited, but often machine-limited; often responding to just-in-time orders from customers or MRP due dates. O Projects O Mid-volume manufacturing O Continuous processes O Low-volume workcenters QUESTION 13 In this type of production, the typical scheduling approach is finite forward scheduling of the process; machine-limited. O Projects O Mid-volume manufacturing O Continuous processes O High-volume manufacturing