Case Study Part 1

I. INTRODUCTION

Mr. Andy Mallari opened a small shop selling transistor radios and other electronic parts in Cabanatuan City in 1979 which is located in Cabanatuan City. By 1990, he purchased a 300 square meter lot and constructed a 10 meters x 15 meters two-storey building, the ground floor used as the store and the second floor serves as his residence. He also decided to duplicate his feat in big towns, San Jose City, Gapan and Guimba.

Mr. Mallari met his former classmate Mr. Estelito Chan, an owner of well established appliance assembly plant in Manila, in their class reunion at Araullo University. His perspective changed drastically. He thinks that he can follow the steps of his friend. Mr. Mallari thinks that this is the best time for him to send his son to an engineering course. Mr. Mallari has three sons and they all belong to the top ten in their classes. That is the reason why he thinks that all three has the potential to help him in his dream. His concern now is to know the right college courses for his children.

II. PROBLEM STATEMENT

The main question that Mr. Mallari has to answer now is the willingness of three sons to help him realize his dream of establishing his own assembly plant. Based on the story, the following questions arise:

(1) What college courses will best suit for his three sons?

(2) How Mr. Mallari established his own assembly plant?

III. OBJECTIVES

 To determine the best college course for his three sons that will help Mr. Mallari achieve his dream of establishing his own assembly plant.

 Determine the steps how he can start establishing a assembly.

IV. SUGGESTED COURSE OF ACTION

According to Mr. Tim Hilario, a safety Officer at a big oil company owned by U.A.E, he suggest that Mr. Mallari should take his eldest son to an electrical or industrial engineering the reason is it would be a useful tool in his dream assembly plant. His third son should take a course about...