Issues in Engineering Design: Exam 4
(TCU) Questions and Answers 100% Pass
Specifications -
CORRECT ANSWER: A detailed, exact statement of particulars,
especially a statement prescribing materials, dimensions, and quality of
work for something to be built, installed, or manufactured. A detailed
precise presentation or plan or proposal for something. A restriction
that is insisted upon as a condition for an agreement.
QUESTION: "Functional Specifications" -
CORRECT ANSWER: Don't tell them what to provide but what the
system is required to do.
QUESTION: Two kinds of specifications -
,CORRECT ANSWER: Bid specification and procurement
specification.
QUESTION: Bid Specification -
CORRECT ANSWER: "Request for Quotation." Requests/Solicits
Industrial responses from perspective bidders for systems and solutions
to meet the functional and technical requirements.
QUESTION: Procurement specification -
CORRECT ANSWER: To the winning supplier. The final Version with
all clarifications targeting a supplier for contract award and purchase
order.
QUESTION: What are the standard requirements for all Specs -
CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Signature page
2. Applicable Specifications, codes, and industry standards
3. Shipping
, 4. Bidder Responsibilities
5. Delivery Cover and Cost
QUESTION: What makes a good specification? -
CORRECT ANSWER: Cover all bases, encourage suppliers - large
number of responses, avoid supplier confusion, and weed out
pretenders.
QUESTION: Risk -
CORRECT ANSWER: A potential problem or threat that could affect
the program's ability to meet its operational capability and performance,
technical, cost, schedule, financial, or other objectives.
QUESTION: Opportunity -
CORRECT ANSWER: A potential initiative, such as performing a task
more efficiently, that if implemented, could improve the programs
(TCU) Questions and Answers 100% Pass
Specifications -
CORRECT ANSWER: A detailed, exact statement of particulars,
especially a statement prescribing materials, dimensions, and quality of
work for something to be built, installed, or manufactured. A detailed
precise presentation or plan or proposal for something. A restriction
that is insisted upon as a condition for an agreement.
QUESTION: "Functional Specifications" -
CORRECT ANSWER: Don't tell them what to provide but what the
system is required to do.
QUESTION: Two kinds of specifications -
,CORRECT ANSWER: Bid specification and procurement
specification.
QUESTION: Bid Specification -
CORRECT ANSWER: "Request for Quotation." Requests/Solicits
Industrial responses from perspective bidders for systems and solutions
to meet the functional and technical requirements.
QUESTION: Procurement specification -
CORRECT ANSWER: To the winning supplier. The final Version with
all clarifications targeting a supplier for contract award and purchase
order.
QUESTION: What are the standard requirements for all Specs -
CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Signature page
2. Applicable Specifications, codes, and industry standards
3. Shipping
, 4. Bidder Responsibilities
5. Delivery Cover and Cost
QUESTION: What makes a good specification? -
CORRECT ANSWER: Cover all bases, encourage suppliers - large
number of responses, avoid supplier confusion, and weed out
pretenders.
QUESTION: Risk -
CORRECT ANSWER: A potential problem or threat that could affect
the program's ability to meet its operational capability and performance,
technical, cost, schedule, financial, or other objectives.
QUESTION: Opportunity -
CORRECT ANSWER: A potential initiative, such as performing a task
more efficiently, that if implemented, could improve the programs
