Taxonomy of Learning Objectives is a concept used to describe hierarchical structure in understanding learning objectives. This divides the objectives into different levels, which include knowledge, understanding, application, analysis, evaluation, and creation. The importance taxonomy supporting an effective process. provides structured framework for developing curricula, designing experiences...

Proof of Proposition 2 For clarity, we treat each option separately. Option A: Assume that the application of Option A is stopped at some point before an associated stopping condition is encountered. At that point, the increasing and decreasing slopes of all sets whose cost is not modified by the application of this option remain unchanged. Moreover, the upper sets remain upper, their decreasin...

Use of interpretative structural modeling (ISM) is inspired by the versatility displayed by this method, as reported by researchers, across a wide spectrum of economic and competitive complexities affecting businesses. The aim of this paper is to develop and analyze the relationship among the identified various functional /technical objectives (criteria's) of assembly line balancing proble...