Acq 101 Test 17

| 1) Facilities Engineering is defined as a multi-disciplinary acquisition process that involves all facets of life cycle management from planning through disposal.   [Define Facilities Engineering.]   |

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         | False |

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         | True |

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| 2) Specific installation requirements for each assigned mission or weapon system will differ depending on which of the following?   [Identify how Facilities Engineering relates to the DoD Acquisition process.]   |

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         | Operational needs |

         | Funding needs |

         | Personnel needs |

         | Technology needs |

| 3) Facilities Engineering includes the following career field functions Facilities Engineering Planning, Real Estate, Engineering and Construction, Environmental Engineering, and:   [Identify the career field functions within Facilities Engineering.]   |

         | Base Operations Support |

         | Contract Administration |

         | Quality Management |

         | Life Cycle Management |

| 4) If equipment is installed in a facility that is not new, the equipment installation costs include both the labor and material to install that equipment but not the items to support the equipment.   [Recall specific Facilities Engineering considerations (e.g., funding, equipment installation, public-private ventures, commercial activities, base realignment and closure, and civil works projects.)]   |

         | False |

         | True |

| 5) Which of the following are the key elements of the Planning phase? (Select all that apply).   [Identify the primary phases in the life cycle of a facility.]   |

         |  Project scoping |

         |  Criteria and standards identification and development |

         |  Establishment of program priority |

         |  Perform labor related activities |

| 6) Utilities, water, and power are essential infrastructure systems that...