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TLMT 353 Final Exam (minus essay questions)Question 1 of 401.25 PointsAssuming that the objectives of logistic support have been met in a satisfactory manner, what are the logistic support functions in the system utilization and support phase?Question 2 of 401.25 PointsCompare the concepts of ILS and TPM. Identify similarities and the differences between the two.Question 3 of 401.25 PointsWhy is change control so important? How do system changes affect logistic support?Question 4 of 401.25 PointsTransition from Production to Customer (user) Operations may involve distribution of large-scale systems and equipment or distribution of consumable products for commercial markets.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 5 of 401.25 PointsModes of transportation include air, highway, pipeline, railroad, and waterway; combinations of these modes can be categorized as intermodal.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 6 of 401.25 PointsCOTS stands for Commercial-off-the shelf, which is defined as a readily available item from numerous sources of supply that may require modification or items that are unique to a specific application and for which a new design is required.Incorrect A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 7 of 401.25 PointsThe feasibility analysis will only have a significant impact on the systems operational characteristics.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: FalseQuestion 8 of 401.25 PointsThe objective of feasibility analysis is to evaluate the different technological approaches that might be considered in responding to the specified functional requirement.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 9 of 401.25 Points_____________________ is the aspect of analyzing production operations on the basis of effectiveness and cost.Correct A.Methods engineering B.Plant engineering C.Manufacturing engineering D.Production Control Requirements Answer Key: AQuestion 10 of 401.25 PointsTechnical Performance Measures (TPM) places emphasis on: A.Minimize response time to delivery of finished product to customer B.Minimize cost C.Minimize inventory requirements Correct D.All of the above Answer Key: DQuestion 11 of 401.25 PointsDesign for the Environment address the following issues: A.Air and water pollution and control B.Noise pollution and control C.Radiation and Solid waste Correct D.All of the above Answer Key: DQuestion 12 of 401.25 PointsWhich of the following statements apply to Analysis and Trade-off studies? A.Determine the feasibility of repairing an assembly B.Determine whether it is feasible to establish an internal maintenance capability or to purchase from an outside supplier C.Determine whether to use standard components or new nonstandard components with a higher reliability Correct D.All of the above Answer Key: DQuestion 13 of 401.25 PointsWhich of the following statements about the current environment of logistics is not true? A.constantly changing requirements Correct B.many of the latest systems in the market do not help C.increased globalization D.increased outsourcing Answer Key: BQuestion 14 of 401.25 PointsCross-docking is the movement of product that does not need to be put away, stored, that are moved from directly from inbound to outbound.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 15 of 401.25 PointsThe "design-it-now-fix-it-later" philosopher occurs when the engineer thinks he/she knows what the customer needs are without involving the customer in the process.Incorrect A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 16 of 401.25 PointsWhich is statement is true of Total productive maintenance (TPM)?Incorrect A.Application of system effectiveness, an approach for improving the overall effectiveness and efficiency of a manufacturing plant B.Maximizes effectiveness of equipment and processes by ensuring availability of production processes when needed C.Establish a life-cycle approach in the performance of preventive maintenance (PM), by applying a reliability-centered maintenance (RCM) approach to justify the requirements D.All of the above Answer Key: DQuestion 17 of 401.25 PointsLevel of Repair Analysis is the process where one determines whether items should be repaired at the intermediate level, repaired at the supply facility, or discarded in the event of failure.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 18 of 401.25 PointsContinuous Acquisition and Life Cycle Support (CALS) was initiated by the Department of Defense to prepare technical data in a digital format, using an appropriate integrated electronic data base configuration.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 19 of 401.25 PointsThe Reliability Centered Maintenance technique is best used during the early system design phase; this system can also be used to evaluate Preventive Maintenance programs for existing systems.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 20 of 401.25 PointsThe Failure Modes and Effects analysis is a deductive approach involving the graphical enumeration and analysis of the different ways in which a particular system failure can occur, and the probability of its occurrence.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: FalseQuestion 21 of 401.25 PointsLife-Cycle cost Analysis includes all costs associated with research, design, and development, construction/production and system utilization.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 22 of 401.25 PointsAvailability can be used as a measure of system readiness (the degree or probability that s system will be ready or available when required for use).Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 23 of 401.25 PointsPreventive maintenance may be performed while the system is in full operation or it may result in system downtime.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 24 of 401.25 PointsLogistics delay time constitutes the elapsed time required to repair and restore a system to full operating status and/or to retain a system in that condition.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: FalseQuestion 25 of 401.25 PointsThe Facilities Plan is developed to identify all real property, plant, warehouse and/or maintenance facilities, and capital equipment required to support system testing, personnel training, operation and logistic functions.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 26 of 401.25 PointsPreventive maintenance consists of actions required to retain a system at a specific level of performance and may include functions such as periodic inspection, servicing, schedule replacement of critical items, calibration, and overhaul.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 27 of 401.25 PointsAdministrative delay time is the maintenance down time that is expended as a result of waiting for a spare part to become available.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: FalseQuestion 28 of 401.25 PointsOperational availability is the probability that a system or equipment, when used under stated conditions in an actual operational environment, will operate satisfactorily when called upon.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 29 of 401.25 PointsWhen assuming negative exponential distribution, the failure rate is considered to be relatively inconsistent during normal system operations if the system design is mature.Incorrect A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: FalseQuestion 30 of 401.25 PointsThe act of diagnosing and repairing, or preventing system failures is known as detection.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: FalseQuestion 31 of 401.25 PointsAvailability is the probability that a system or equipment will operate satisfactorily as required at any point in time, when used under stated conditions in an ideal support environment.Incorrect A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: FalseQuestion 32 of 401.25 PointsThe frequency of maintenance will decrease as system reliability is degraded.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: FalseQuestion 33 of 401.25 PointsInternational Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) is a top down process that is life-cycle oriented and involves the integration of functions, activities, and organizations.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 34 of 401.25 PointsWhen looking at logistics in the System Life Cycle, logistics requirements are applicable in each of the phases of the life cycle of systems.Incorrect A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 35 of 401.25 PointsIn the defense sector, Integrated Logistics Support (ILS) places emphasis on logistics as it relates to systems and includes reliability, maintainability, and supportability concepts.Incorrect A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 36 of 401.25 PointsReliability is the probability that a system or product will perform in a satisfactory manner for a given period of time when used under specified operating conditions.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 37 of 401.25 PointsSupply support comprises all materials, data, personnel, and related activities associated with the requirements, provisioning, and acquisition of spare/repair parts and the sustaining maintenance of inventories for support of the system throughout its life-cycle.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 38 of 401.25 PointsThe Configuration Management Plan is the process that identifies the functional and physical characteristics of an item during it life cycle.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: TrueQuestion 39 of 401.25 PointsThe System Retirement Plan defines requirements for distributing system components.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: FalseQuestion 40 of 401.25 PointsQuality Control of a product takes into account the degree to which a product satisfies a customer.Correct A. True B. FalseAnswer Key: True
