CSI CDT Exam Questions And Answers |Latest 2025 |
Guaranteed Pass
Owner - (ANSWER)Principle stakeholder - initiates project, assumes risk,
provides funding
AHJ - Authorities Having Jurisdiction - (ANSWER)Protect public health, safety and
welfare
Design Team - (ANSWER)Address planning issues, determine design program,
identify codes and regulations, produce procurement and construction
documents, administer construction contract, *provide QA/QC procedures*
Contractor Team - (ANSWER)Entity that constructs a facility. Uses management
abilities to gather labor forces, subs, and material/product/equipment suppliers
Supplier Team - (ANSWER)Furnishes the materials and products for the facility to
be constructed. Fabricator, Distributor, Manufacturer, Supplier.
Facility Life Cycle - (ANSWER)The life cycle of a facility, from concept through
construction to use and eventual deconstruction.
Project Conception
Project Delivery
Design
Construction Documents
,Procurement (Bidding/Negotiating/Purchasing)
Construction
Facility Management
Project Conception - (ANSWER)Transforms the needs of owner into clear concept
on which project can be designed. Feasibility Study, Programming, Site Selection,
Budgeting.
Project Delivery - (ANSWER)Determine delivery method to be used. Factors -
qualifications, experience, capacity, project extent, time requirements.
Design - (ANSWER)Two Phases: schematic design and design development.
Deliverables include graphic and written design documents and estimates of
project cost.
Schematic Design - (ANSWER)Overall relationships and functions. Site plan and
area, general size/shape/massing of elements, elevations and exteriors
established, conceptual design criteria identified.
Deliverables - schematic drawings, probable cost, preliminary schedules
Design Development - (ANSWER)Technical issues of constructibility and
integration of systems and components.
Deliverables - Tech information, outline specifications, updated schedule,
updated cost estimate.
, Construction Documents - (ANSWER)Defined as the written and graphic
documents prepared or assembled by the A/E for communicating the project
design for construction and administering the construction contract. Construction
documents include two major types of documents: Procurement documents and
Contract documents.
Procurement (Bidding/Negotiating/Purchasing) - (ANSWER)Acceptance of the
contractor's bid or negotiated sum and other conditions will result in award of a
contract and commencement of work.
Construction - (ANSWER)Responsibilities:
Contractor - perform work, project coordination, comply with project documents.
A/E - construction admin, evaluation services, certify application for payment,
final inspection of work.
Owner - provide information, process payments, approve contract modifications,
accept project upon completion.
Facility Management - (ANSWER)During occupancy, owners & facility managers
maintain and evaluate the performance of the project and determine suitability
for continuing use.
OmniClass - (ANSWER)A multi-table informational framework for organizing
information used by the architectural, engineering, and construction industry.
UniFormat - (ANSWER)Uniform classification system for organizing preliminary
construction information into a standard order or sequence on the basis of
Guaranteed Pass
Owner - (ANSWER)Principle stakeholder - initiates project, assumes risk,
provides funding
AHJ - Authorities Having Jurisdiction - (ANSWER)Protect public health, safety and
welfare
Design Team - (ANSWER)Address planning issues, determine design program,
identify codes and regulations, produce procurement and construction
documents, administer construction contract, *provide QA/QC procedures*
Contractor Team - (ANSWER)Entity that constructs a facility. Uses management
abilities to gather labor forces, subs, and material/product/equipment suppliers
Supplier Team - (ANSWER)Furnishes the materials and products for the facility to
be constructed. Fabricator, Distributor, Manufacturer, Supplier.
Facility Life Cycle - (ANSWER)The life cycle of a facility, from concept through
construction to use and eventual deconstruction.
Project Conception
Project Delivery
Design
Construction Documents
,Procurement (Bidding/Negotiating/Purchasing)
Construction
Facility Management
Project Conception - (ANSWER)Transforms the needs of owner into clear concept
on which project can be designed. Feasibility Study, Programming, Site Selection,
Budgeting.
Project Delivery - (ANSWER)Determine delivery method to be used. Factors -
qualifications, experience, capacity, project extent, time requirements.
Design - (ANSWER)Two Phases: schematic design and design development.
Deliverables include graphic and written design documents and estimates of
project cost.
Schematic Design - (ANSWER)Overall relationships and functions. Site plan and
area, general size/shape/massing of elements, elevations and exteriors
established, conceptual design criteria identified.
Deliverables - schematic drawings, probable cost, preliminary schedules
Design Development - (ANSWER)Technical issues of constructibility and
integration of systems and components.
Deliverables - Tech information, outline specifications, updated schedule,
updated cost estimate.
, Construction Documents - (ANSWER)Defined as the written and graphic
documents prepared or assembled by the A/E for communicating the project
design for construction and administering the construction contract. Construction
documents include two major types of documents: Procurement documents and
Contract documents.
Procurement (Bidding/Negotiating/Purchasing) - (ANSWER)Acceptance of the
contractor's bid or negotiated sum and other conditions will result in award of a
contract and commencement of work.
Construction - (ANSWER)Responsibilities:
Contractor - perform work, project coordination, comply with project documents.
A/E - construction admin, evaluation services, certify application for payment,
final inspection of work.
Owner - provide information, process payments, approve contract modifications,
accept project upon completion.
Facility Management - (ANSWER)During occupancy, owners & facility managers
maintain and evaluate the performance of the project and determine suitability
for continuing use.
OmniClass - (ANSWER)A multi-table informational framework for organizing
information used by the architectural, engineering, and construction industry.
UniFormat - (ANSWER)Uniform classification system for organizing preliminary
construction information into a standard order or sequence on the basis of
