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1.) In determining the correct appropriation for funding the development of a
product improvement, the first/primary consideration is:
Will it increase the performance capability?
Is the system still in production?
Will the operator install the modification?
Will the same contractor produce the item?
2.) Which of the following are duties of a Program Integrator (Select all that
apply)?
Administering day to day contractual activities after contract award
Has a direct line of communication with the Procuring Contracting Officer
"Eyes and ears" of the Program Manager
Provide data to the Program Manager
Lead and direct the program support team
3.) The Army has an urgent requirement for trucks that can operate under arctic
conditions. The Contracting Officer on the current contract for trucks tells the
contractor to install special snow tires on a shipment of trucks. The Contracting
Officer does not have enough time to negotiate the price up front, but she limits
the Government's risk by putting a not-to-exceed price on the work. This is an
example of what kind of modification?
A supplemental agreement
A constructive change
A modification that is definitized
A change order that is undefinitized
4.) Any Government employee can make changes to a contract as long as the
Government will benefit from the changes.
True
False
5.) Variability reduction is one way of controlling manufacturing costs.
True
False
6.) Lean manufacturing tends to increase manufacturing costs and delay
schedules in the manufacturing process.
True
False
7.) Choose the ideal cost of quality breakdown from the following options.
Prevention 15%, Appraisal 35%, Failure 50%
Prevention 5%, Appraisal 45%, Failure 50%
Prevention 50%, Appraisal 35%, Failure 15%
Prevention 25%, Appraisal 50%, Failure 25%
8.) Estimates based on learning curve theory may NOT apply if ________.
Units of production are homogeneous
The factory workforce remains stable
The production process continues for 18 months without a break
The design of the product keeps changing
9.) Manpower, measurement, methods, machinery, and materials are collectively
referred to as the ___________________.
5Ms of Engineering
5Ms of Industry
Elements of Production
5Ms of Manufacturing
10.) Which process is recommended for those products with the highest volume
and the highest standardization on the product continuum?
Assembly line
Continuous flow
Batch
Jumbled flow
11.) Which of the following results in a flatter learning curve?
Low rate of workforce turnover
Increased automation
Significant item complexity
Uninterrupted production over time
12.) What is the typical impact on a programs cost and schedule when unstable
requirements lead to changes late in the systems development?
No impact on cost; negative impact on schedule
Significantly negative impact on cost and schedule
Negative impact on cost; no impact on schedule
Marginally negative impact on cost and schedule
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contains 12 Questions
1) In determining the correct appropriation for funding the development of
a product improvement, the first/primary consideration is: [10c. Identify the
proper DoD Appropriation Category to be used for each of the phases of a Product Improvement
Program.]
Will it increase the performance
capability?
Will the same contractor produce the
item?
Will the operator install the
modification?
Is the system still in
production?
2) The ____________ has a direct line of communication with the Procuring
Contracting Officer, and the __________ has a direct line of communication with
the Program Manager. [17a. Identify the relationship between the Program Management
Office, the Procuring Contracting Officer, Administrative Contracting Officer, and Program
Integrator.]
Administrative Contracting Officer, Program
Integrator
Contract Management Office, Administrative Contracting
Officer
Program Integrator, Contract Management
Office
Program Manager, Administrative Contracting
Officer
3) When a contractor begins work generated by a change order that does not
have a full negotiated agreement on terms of work, cost, and schedule signed
by both parties, a contract change has been initiated that is ___________. [17b.
Contrast a Change Order with a Supplemental Agreement.] [Remediation Accessed :N]
Undefinitize
d
Constructiv
e
Unconstructi
ve
Definitize
d
4) Any Government employee can make changes to a contract as long as the
Government will benefit from the changes. [17c. Identify the causes and consequences
of constructive changes and unauthorized commitments.]
True
Fals
e
5) Statistical process control is one way of measuring ________ by charting
random and unique events in the manufacturing process. [37c. Identify methods of
controlling manufacturing costs (e.g., process proofing, variability reduction, and statistical process
control).]
Variabilit
y
Excess
inventory
Manufacturing
costs
Test and evaluation
results
6) The two main principles of lean manufacturing are ___________? [37e.
Recognize the value of Lean Manufacturing.]
Responsiveness to change and minimization of
waste
Variability reduction and process
proofing
Cycle time reduction and Cost as an Independent
Variable
Interoperability and
standardization
7) Choose the ideal cost of quality breakdown from the following options.
[37f. Recognize the value of the Cost of Quality.]
Prevention 50%, Appraisal 35%, Failure
15%
Prevention 15%, Appraisal 35%, Failure
50%
Prevention 5%, Appraisal 45%, Failure
50%
Prevention 25%, Appraisal 50%, Failure
25%
8) Learning curve theory states that as the quantity of a product produced
_______, the man-hours per unit expended producing the product ______. [9c.
Identify where and when learning curve theory is applied.]
Doubles; decrease at a fixed
rate
Doubles; decrease by
half
Decreases;
doubles
Decreases;
increases
9) A contractor increasing its prices may be caused by changes in one or
more of the five elements of manufacturing. [Recognize the considerations/concerns
of the elements of manufacturing (5Ms) and how other areas are affected.]
Fals
e
True
10) Which process is recommended for those products with the highest
volume and the highest standardization on the product continuum?
[Distinguish between process and product structures.]
Continuous
flow
Assembly
line
Batc
h
Jumbled
flow
11) As production of an item increases, what impact does that typically have
on the unit cost? [Recognize the impact of manufacturing on cost, schedule and
performance.]
Unit cost
decreases
Unit cost decreases initially, then
increases
Unit cost
increases
No
impact
12) Which of the following can negatively impact program cost and schedule?
[Identify how instability of requirements, design, and production processes impact program cost and
schedule.]
Unstable
requirements
Unwavering
requirements
Design
stability
Established production processes that do not
change
1) When both parties agree to definitize a contract change before the work
is begun, the change is made contractually through a __________. [17b. Contrast
a Change Order with a Supplemental Agreement.]
Supplemental
Agreement
Constructive
Change
Change
Order
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