Car assembly line: adding deterministic events

This exercise focuses on deterministic processes without using SimPy. In the next exercise, we will focus on SimPy.

A discrete-event model has been requested to simulate a car production line. The model aims at helping to increase productivity, identify bottlenecks, and manage resources. To get started, you had to first identify the main groups of processes involved in the production line. These are (1) welding and painting and (2) assembly and testing. Of course, each of these groups of processes involves many sub-processes and tasks, but for now, you are focused on coding the first version of your model at a high level.

Now that you have identified the critical groups of processes, it's time to determine the average time each process takes to complete. You did your research and came up with 15 hours for welding and painting and 24 hours for assembling parts and testing. Let's represent these deterministic processes in a discrete-event model without using SimPy.

Clock-in the duration of the "Welding and Painting" process.
Clock-in the duration for "Assembly and Testing" process.

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Car assembly line: adding deterministic events

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