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Production Cycle
business activities relating to the manufacturing a product
Business Activities of Production Cycle
1. Product Design
2. Planning/Scheduling
3. Product Operations
4. Cost Accounting
Product Design (Bus Activity of Production Cycle)
1. Meets customer requirements in terms of quality, functionality, and durability
2. Minimizes production costs
Main Documents of Product Design
1. Bill of Materials- indicates the part number, descriptions, and quantities of all component parts needed in making a product
2. Operations LIst- List the sequence of steps to produce a good, including equipment needed and time required for each step
Role of Accountant in Product Design
participates as between 60-80% of product costs are incurred in this activity
Planning/Scheduling (Bus Activity of Production Cycle) Objective
Develop a production plant that is efficient in that it will allow us to meet existing orders and projected in sales in the ST while minimizing RM and FG inventory
2 Common Approaches to Production Planning
1. Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP II)- production plan developed on expected future sales

2. Lean Manufacturing- virtually eliminates all inventories bc goods are produced based on actual sales
Important Documents of Planning/Scheduling (4)
1. Master Production Schedule
2. Production Order
3. Materials Requisition Form
4. Move Ticket
Operations List
List the sequence of steps to produce a good, including equipment needed and time required for each step
Bill of Materials
indicates the part number, descriptions, and quantities of all component parts needed in making a product
Master Production Schedule
details how much of the product should be produced during the planning cycle

also used to determine if RM should be purchased, done by exploding master production schedule
Production Order
authorization to produce a specified quantity of products
Materials Requisition Form
authorization to transfer RM from warehouse to factory
Move Ticket
documents transfer of parts and materials on factory floor
Product Operations (Bus Activity of Production Cycle)
actual manufacturing of the product
operations for each company are unique
Cost Accounting (Bus Activity of Production Cycle) Main Objectives (3)
1. Provide accurate product cost information for use in pricing and product mix decisions
2. Capture and process the data to calculate COGS and ending inventory on the FS
3. To provide information useful in planning, controlling, and evaluating the performance of product operations
2 Traditional Cost Accounting Systems
1. Job Order Costing- used by companies who produce unique/discreet or separately identifiable products (landscaping)
Product costs are determined for each job
2. Process Costing- companies that make mostly identical products
product costs are accumulated per dpt.