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Exercise #2B Cost of Quality
Assignment 2
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QUALITY, STRATEGY AND VALUE CREATION (QUAL8000)
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Student Name:
Deliverable: Boeing 737 MAX, Exercise # 2B
Course Name: Qual
Date Assigned:
Date Due:
Rules: 1) This assignment will be completed individually
2) You will use the Word, PowerPoint and other tools you feel
appropriate for this exercise
3) Your work must be your own
4) Copying/plagiarism/cheating is not allowed
5) Each deliverable should be clear and simple to read
Objective
This assignment examines the importance of the cost of quality to an organization. Through this, we will gain a better
understanding of how we can measure the cost of quality in an organization and what benefits can be gained from the
cost of quality.
Scenario
This is a true story that dominated the media worldwide in late 2018 and early 2019 and shook an established and
trusted company to its core. Once the crisis was over, 346 people had died as a result of two airline crashes. Agencies
like the FAA around the world grounded the 737 Max forcing airlines around the world to put their 737 Max planes into
storage and rent other aircraft or cut their flight schedules. After 20 months and losses in the millions, the FAA lifted the
grounding in November of 2020 and slowly these aircraft began to return to service.
Deliverables
Analyze the above scenario using the 4 Costs of Quality given below:
Appraisal cost
Prevention cost
Internal failure cost
External failure cost
Your detailed analysis and report should reflect:
Root cause(s) of the issue
Why was the MCAS system added to the Max 8?
How did a company that had a reputation for quality and safety find itself in this situation?
How did the Boeing leadership manage this crisis?
Constraints
Follow all reporting and assignment guidelines. Do not produce a Q & A format report. Instead embed the answers in a
logical manner.
Length – 5 -7 pages excluding cover page, double spaced MS Word file.
Submit using the assignment tool.
Upload and submit as a .pdf file
Submit using the assignment tool.
Late assignment will lose 10% per day for 2 days and then will get a zero.
Evaluation
Your evaluation will be held to the following rules and constraints. These rules are firm and are irrefutable.
Failure to submit this completed deliverable will result in a grade of zero (0) on this deliverable.
o There will be no opportunity provided to make up for this missed deliverable or raise your grade.
o In the instance that the failure to submit this work results in a grade of zero (0) that ultimately causes an
overall course grade below fifty-five (55) then there will be no opportunity to perform any work, tests,
activities or tasks to raise your grade above the failing mark.
It is the student’s responsibility to ensure that their work has been submitted through eConestoga, on-time, to
the correct course and in the correct folder.
o If you submit your work to the incorrect folder then you may not receive any grade for your work. This
will be completely up to the discretion of your Instructor.
o If you, the student, submit your file to the wrong folder or course on eConestoga then you must simply
resubmit to the correct folder.
To pass this course you are required to submit every single deliverable.
- A failed grade for the deliverable on which the Academic Integrity Policy was violated.
3) Use of any form of generative AI is strictly forbidden throughout all stages of this assessment, including
brainstorming, idea generation, outline formation, etc. Generative AI may include (but is not limited to) chatbots,
coding tools and image/art generating tools, or other technologies that produce work for you. Using AI in any
capacity throughout the assessment process will be in violation of Conestoga’s Academic Offences policy under the
category of Unauthorized Aids and Assistance (Cheating) or Copying from Others or Self Copying. The consequence
of this violation is that an academic offence will be filed, with the severity of the penalty dependent on previous
offences.
4) Turnitin or other software (such as Lockdown Browsers) may be used to screen assignment submissions or
invigilate/proctor exams in this course. It is your responsibility to notify your professor – at the time of the
assessment details being provided – if you wish to request an opt-out and be provided with an alternative process.
5) Turnitin will compare the values and data of each student submission against submissions from;
Your current classmates, including all submissions they have made in the past or present.
Former students of your program as well as students from other intakes for your program.
Students enrolled in any course or program at Conestoga College, past or present.
A perpetually growing database of work from 26 million students from Colleges and Universities worldwide.
More than 12 billion webpages including all mainstream data sites, repositories and wikis.
Direct quotations taken from any source will be identified by Turnitin and will require Instructor review,
it is, therefore, imperative that you cite any work(s) taken from other sources following proper APA form.
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Exercise #2B Cost of Quality
Course: QUALITY, STRATEGY AND VALUE CREATION (QUAL8000)
133 Documents
Students shared 133 documents in this course
University: Conestoga College
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Student Name:
Deliverable: Boeing 737 MAX, Exercise # 2B
Course Name: Qual8000
Date Assigned:
Date Due:
Rules: 1) This assignment will be completed individually
2) You will use the Word, PowerPoint and other tools you feel
appropriate for this exercise
3) Your work must be your own
4) Copying/plagiarism/cheating is not allowed
5) Each deliverable should be clear and simple to read
Objective
This assignment examines the importance of the cost of quality to an organization. Through this, we will gain a better
understanding of how we can measure the cost of quality in an organization and what benefits can be gained from the
cost of quality.
