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1)Which JCIDS key player/organization is the highest level and the owner for the JCIDS process? Joint Chiefs of Staff Joint Requirements Oversight Council Functional Capabilities Board JCIDS Gatekeeper 2

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1)Which JCIDS key player/organization is the highest level and the owner for the JCIDS process?

• Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Joint Requirements Oversight Council
• Functional Capabilities Board
• JCIDS Gatekeeper

2. Which JCIDS key player manages the overall flow of documents into and out of the JCIDS process for staffing and validation?

• Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Joint Requirements Oversight Council
• Functional Capabilities Board
• JCIDS Gatekeeper

 

3. Which JCIDS key player is responsible for integrating Stakeholder views in concept development, capabilities planning and force development?

• Joint Chiefs of Staff
• Joint Requirements Oversight Council
• Functional Capabilities Board
• JCIDS Gatekeeper

 

4. Which of the following are responsibilities of Requirements Managers in the JCIDS process? (Select all that apply)

• Estimating cost and obtaining funding
• Assessing current capabilities
• Recommending non-materiel and/or materiel approaches
• Identifying operational performance requirements

 

5. The primary aim of the CBA is to assess the validity of materiel solutions to capabilities gaps.

• True
• False

 

6. What is developed next if a CBA recommends a materiel solution?

• DOTMLPF-P Change Recommendation 
• Capabilities Development Document
• Capability Production Document
• Initial Capabilities Document

 

7. What is developed next if a CBA recommends a non-materiel solution?

• DOTMLPF-P Change Recommendation 
• Capabilities Development Document
• Capability Production Document
• Initial Capabilities Document

 

 

 

 

 

8. Which document is prepared during the EMD Phase for use at Milestone C?

• Analysis of Alternatives
• Capability Development Document
• Capability Production Document
• Initial Capabilities Document

 

9. Which document can be prepared by the joint Warfighter, the joint staff, or other functional agencies or sponsors?

• Analysis of Alternatives
• Acquisition Program Baseline
• Acquisition Strategy
• Initial Capabilities Document

 

10. Which document is completed in draft during the Materiel Solution Analysis Phase in time to inform the initial Acquisition Strategy in support of MS A?

• Analysis of Alternatives
• Capability Development Document
• Capability Production Document
• Initial Capabilities Document

 

11 Which document assesses critical technologies associated with the concepts documented in the ICD?

• Analysis of Alternatives
• Capability Development Document
• Capability Production Document
• Initial Capabilities Document

 

12 Which of the following statements apply to a CDD/CPD threshold? 
 

• It is the minimum acceptable value to the user for a system capability
• It is the maximum acceptable value to the user for a system capability
• For any value below the threshold, the utility of the system becomes questionable
• For any value above the threshold, the utility of the system becomes questionable

 

13 True or False? Once a JCIDS document has been prepared by the sponsoring Component, Command or Agency, the next step is to submit to the Joint Staff (J-8) for review.

• True
• False

 

14 True or False? The JCIDS process is used only for review, validation, and approval of ICDs.

• True
• False

 

15 Joint warfighting interoperability:

• Is an option that can be omitted if costs are excessive
• Is a capability mandated by DoD, but it can be waived with DoD approval
• Is not mandated by DoD policy
• Is a capability mandated by DoD policy for all systems

 

 

 

 

16 Which of the following are considered consequences of interoperability non-compliance? (Select all that apply)

• Lives are put at risk
• Future DoD funding is put at risk
• Expensive equipment is put at risk
• The success of Joint operations is put at risk

 

17 What is the primary objective of the JCIDS?

• To ensure technology transfer requirements to the private sector are met
• To help the Department of Defense (DoD) control costs and ensure National Security objectives are met
• To ensure that capabilities required by the Warfighter are identified and meet operational performance criteria
• To provide a mechanism for the Executive Branch and Congress to agree on spending for new defense acquisitions

 

18 What is the highest level board and the process owner for the JCIDS process?

• Functional Capabilities Board
• Service Chief
• Defense Acquisition Board
• Joint Requirements Oversight Council

 

19 Which document is developed next if the CBA recommends a materiel solution?

• Capability Production Document (CPD)
• Doctrine, Organization, Training, Materiel, Leadership, Personnel, Facilities, and Policy (DOTMLPF-P) Change Recommendation (DCR)
• Capabilities Development Document (CDD)
• Initial Capabilities Document (ICD)

 

20 Which of the following are responsibilities of the Requirements Manager?

• Identifying operational performance requirements
• Strategic guidance
• Feedback from the field
• Estimating cost and obtaining funds

 

21 In the 2015 JCIDS Manual there were revisions that placed more emphasis and definition on what?

• Environmental concerns
• Risk management
• Cost controls
• Allied/partner nations and multi-national coalitions

 

22 The ___________ assigns a Joint Staffing Designator (JSD) for JCIDS documents.

• Service Chief
• JROC
• J-8 Gatekeeper
• Defense Acquisition Executive

 

23 Which document is developed next if the CBA recommends a non-materiel solution?

• ICD
• CPD
• DOTMLPF-P Change Recommendation 
• CDD

24 As the program nears the end of development, the user refines the CDD into which document?

• AoA
• CPD
• Statement of Work
• ICD