Defense Acquisition University LOG 204 Module 12   1)Which of the following elements of Affordable System Operational Effectiveness addresses how well the system can be produced, maintained, logically supported, and operated? a

Defense Acquisition University

LOG 204

Module 12

1)Which of the following elements of Affordable System Operational Effectiveness addresses how well the system can be produced, maintained, logically supported, and operated?

a.            Mission effectiveness

b.            Design effectiveness

c.             Life cycle cost/ Affordability

d. Process efficiency

2.            Which of the following might indicate a potential problem in the area of diminishing manufacturing sources and material shortages?

a.            All these situations might indicate a potential problem in the area of diminishing manufacturing sources and material shortages

b.            The price of a spare part increases

c.             The only manufacturer producing a critical part declares bankruptcy

d.            A weather event forces the temporary closure of a plant that manufactures parts needed for a system

3.            Current policy related to total life cycle systems management is addressed in    

a.            The Defense Federal Acquisition Regulation Supplement (DFARS)

b.            SAE/EIA-649-1, Configuration Management Requirements for Defense Contracts c.        DoDD 5000.01, The Defense Acquisition System

d. Better Buying Power

4.            Select the TWO primary objectives of total life cycle systems management

a.            Contractors should be readily available to provide support for complex weapon systems b. Product support must be effective and efficient

c.             The weapon system as designed, maintained, and modified should continuously strive to reduce the demand for product support

d.            Cost should be the primary factor in all program decisions

5.            The responsibility for total life cycle systems management is assigned to              

a.            The configuration manager (CM)

b.            The product support manager (PSM) c. The program manager (PM)

d. The product support integrator (PSI)

6.            Which of the following characterizes performance-based life cycle product support?

a.            The government purchases a specified group of repair actions for a tank system

b.            The government purchases a selected product support element for an information technology system

c.             The government acquires system, subsystem, or component performance outcomes, rather than materiel maintenance, and/ or repair services

d.            The government makes large-volume purchases of individual parts and spares to support a specific aircraft