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BICSI Exam Questions and Answers 2023
1 Trillionth (10 ' 12) cycles - ANSWER-1 picohertz (pHz) 1 Billionth (10'9) cycles - ANSWER-1 nanohertz (nHz) 1 millionth (10'6) cycles - ANSWER-1 mi... [Show More] crohertz 1 thousand (10'6) cycles - ANSWER-1 milliheartz 1 cycle - ANSWER-1 HZ V%R - ANSWER-What is the formula to find I when the values of V and R are known Crosstalk - ANSWER-Is decreased by pairs twists, cable lay, shielding, and physical pair separation. Its values are typically a negative decibel value. closer to 0 more problems. class 3/ 16 MHz - ANSWER-Category 3 is what class and frequency class D/ 100 - ANSWER-MHzCategory 5e is what class and frequency Class E/250 - ANSWER-Category 6 is what class and frequency Class E/500 MHz - ANSWER-Category 6 A is what class and what frequency. 568.0 - ANSWER-Generic telcomuninications cabling for customer premesis. 568.0 - ANSWER-serves as the foundation for premises telecommunications cables infrastructure, enables the planning and installation of a structured cabling system for all types of customer premises. intermediate cross connect - ANSWER-(IC) The connection point between a backbone cable that extends from the main cross connect (MC campus distributor (CD) first level backbone) and the backbone cable from the horizontal cross connect (HC floor distributor (FD) second level backbone). LAN - ANSWER-Local Area Network EF - ANSWER-Entrance Facility ER - ANSWER-Equipment room HC - ANSWER-Horizontal cross connect MC - ANSWER-Main cross connect work area - ANSWER-A building space where te occupants interact with telecommunications terminal equipment (an individual office or cubicle, printer/copier room. Equipment room (ER) - ANSWER-Generally houses equipment that serves an entire, building, campus or customer. Telecommunications room (TR) - ANSWER-An enclosed architectural space for housing telecommunications equipment, cable, terminations, and cross connect cabling. Entrance Facility (EF) - ANSWER-The telecommunications service entrance to the building, including the entrance through the building envelope (exterior wall, ground level slab or roof) into the building interior and continuing to the entrance room. Telecommunications Enclosure(TR) - ANSWER-A case or housing for telecommunications equipment, cable terminations and cross-connect cabling. OSHA - ANSWER-Occupational Safety and Health Administration ENT - ANSWER-electrical non metallic tubing EMT - ANSWER-electrical metallic tubing FMC - ANSWER-Flex metal tubing FMT - ANSWER-Flexible metallic tubing Telecommunication enclosure (TE) - ANSWER-A box or cabinet used to house telecommunications equipment. are often wall mounted but they are sometimes large enough to be floor mounted. Telecommunications Room (TR) - ANSWER-A space that differs from equipment rooms (ERs) and entrance facilities (EFs) in that this space is generally considered a floor serving or tenant-serving ( as opposed to building or compus serving space that provide a connection point between backbone and horizontal cabling. Omnidirectional - ANSWER-ensure the antenna is perpendicular to the ground Semidirectinal - ANSWER-Verify antenna vertical or horizontal What is the relationship between the number of the wire and the wires diameter? - ANSWER-The number of steps that were involved in the process of the wire drawing. directional - ANSWER-Verify proper Asmith for proper angle some case lines of site A gauge change of six numbers approximately - ANSWER-doubles or halves the conductor diamter Capacitance - ANSWER-What is measured in farads (F) and causes a voltage difference between two wires when separated by insulation. Impedance - ANSWER-Refers to the combined effects of resistance, inductive reactance of the conduit Durability - ANSWER-A connectors ability to survive hundreds of insertion and withdrawal cycles is calculated as? What are the 2 types of balanced twisted pairs. - ANSWER-Screen Shielded and shielded UTP and STP 100 Ohms at 100 MHz - ANSWER-What is the nominal characteristic impedance of balanced twisted pair cables? 4p4c 6p6c 8p8c - ANSWER-What are the 3 types of balanced twisted pair connectors T568A T568B - ANSWER-What are the 2 standards compliant wiring schemes for 8p8c modular connectors Series 11 - ANSWER-What type of coaxial cable is used in video back-bone distribution F connector - ANSWER-What type of coaxial connector cannot be used with cable that have stranded center connector 3 piece crimp or screw on - ANSWER-Which type of BNC connector is NOT recommended for any installations What is the purpose of a code - ANSWER-To ensure safety during the install and use of materiel components and fixture. Quality and Construction What is the purpose of a standard - ANSWER-Defines process,producers, practices, or methods, and are developed to improve quality, functions,performances,repeatably or some of the fact of the item being defined. Required - ANSWER-"Shall" TIA-568-0- - ANSWER-DWhich ANS/TIA standard is the foundation for premises telecommunications cabling infrastructure TIA-606 - ANSWER-Which ANS/TIA standard would you refer to locate labeling requirements and recommendations for the components of a structured cabling system. TIA-607-C - ANSWER-Which standard is the primary standard for recommendations and requirements related to installing a telecommunication bonding infrastructure 2 - ANSWER-What is the minimum number of cables to a work area Dmark - ANSWER-Orange is what termination field. Network - ANSWER-Green is what termination field. Purple is what termination field. - ANSWER-Common equipment First level backbone - ANSWER-White is what termination field. Second level backbone - ANSWER-Gray is what termination field. Horizontal Cable - ANSWER-Blue is what termination field. Inter building backbone - ANSWER-Brown is what termination field. Miscellaneous - ANSWER-Yellow is what termination field. Reserved for future use - ANSWER-Red is what termination field. 5m 16.5ft - ANSWER-The maximum length of of an equipment cord (not using a MUTOA. Undercarpet cable - ANSWER-Not recomended cable What is the purpose of a consolidation point - ANSWER-Allow horizontal cable to be extended imto work area pathways Class 2 - ANSWER-Single building with multiple telecommunications spaces Class 4 - ANSWER-Multiple sites with multiple buildings Class 1 - ANSWER-Single building with one equipment room Class 3 - ANSWER-Multiple buildings on the campus Entrance facility EF - ANSWER-Where do outside plant (OSP) cables enter a building Underground - ANSWER-What is the most economical permanent entrance over the life cycle of a building Aerial - ANSWER-Which service entrance has the lowest installation cost Equipment Room (ER) - ANSWER-Provides a controlled environment for the telecommunications equipment, connecting hardware and spice enclosures? PAN, LAN, CAN, WAN - ANSWER-What are the most common networks encountered by and installer Server - ANSWER-Manages one or more resources shared by workstations users and administrators on a network Router - ANSWER-Network component makes it possible to segment a network into multiple broadcast domains Network Software - ANSWER-What is used to transform a standalone computer into a network station Server - ANSWER-Device is equipped with features not commonly found on desktop computers Workstations - ANSWER-Device used to access an organizational network Router - ANSWER-Device is a combination of hardware and software in the form of a device Router - ANSWER-Name the device that that segments an organization network into multiple broadcast domains . Work station - ANSWER-Which deice provides the user with the necessary interface for input and display. Switch - ANSWER-Name a network access device that provides a centralized point for LAN communications Switch - ANSWER-Which device can manage multiple types of resources or it can be dedicated to a single activity Server - ANSWER-Which device can manage multiple types of resources, or it cn be dedicated to a single activity Switch - ANSWER-Which device provide dedicated connection via port. work station - ANSWER-What type of stations can be local or remote Cloud storage or drive - ANSWER-Two most common methods used to back up a network Every one present should know. - ANSWER-Who is responsible for knowing and flowing the company's safety policies survey the scene - ANSWER-What the first step you should take when responding to a potential emergency Compression connector - ANSWER-What coaxial connector is recommended Screw on connector - ANSWER-What coaxial connector is not recommended 3 piece crimp or screw on - ANSWER-What type of BNC connector is not recommended for any installation Class 1 - ANSWER-Single building with 1 equipment room is what class Class 2 - ANSWER-Single building with multiple telco spaces is what class Class 3 - ANSWER-Multiple building same campus Class 4 - ANSWER-Multiple buildings on multiple sites is what class Consolidation point - ANSWER-Allows horizontal cabling to be extended into work area pathways Demarcation point - ANSWER-What is the term that identifies where the service provider relinquishes circuit responsibility to the customer Entrance Facility - ANSWER-Where do outside plant enter the building pan lan wan can - ANSWER-Most common types of networks encountered by installers. Open Circuits Short Circuits wire pair missing wire drain wire - ANSWER-What problems can be identified using a wire map test for a UTP and STP cables Verify Isolate repair and test - ANSWER-What are the steps for trouble shooting a cable system 3606 ft - ANSWER-What is the largest are a telecommunication room (TR) can serve Faced - ANSWER-What type of cut over involves transfering portions` of the old system to the new system groups. Phased cut over - ANSWER-Portions of the old system are transferred to the new system. Flash cut over - ANSWER-One continuous process until cut over complete Tone Generator,multi meter, Office locator kit, Certification test set - ANSWER-Name four testers that can be used for copper cable identification and tracing Fiber flash light, light source,optical power meter, visual fault locator - ANSWER-Fiber [Show Less]
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BICSI IN101 Exam 2023 with complete solutions
Professionalism - ANSWER-the competence or skill expected of a professional (How you look, sound, and feel) Actions of a professional - ANSWER-Refrain f... [Show More] rom acts that cause background checks, time management, avoid arguments, park appropriot, do not steal time Principle of transmission - ANSWER-The movement of information in either analog or digital form through copper conductors and fiber strands AC - ANSWER-Alternating current Analog signal - ANSWER-A signal in the form of a wave using continuous variations of physical characteristics (constant voltage) Bandwidth - ANSWER-A range of frequencies available for signaling expressed in hertz (potential capacity of signals traveling at once) Bel - ANSWER-A ratio for analog signal strength (10 dBs) Current (I) - ANSWER-The flow of electrons in a conductor (Amps) Decibel (dB) - ANSWER-A ratio for analog signal strength (1/10 BEL) DC - ANSWER-Direct current Digital signal - ANSWER-Signal in the form of sequences of discrete pulses (binary signal) EMI - ANSWER-Electromagnetic interference Frequency - ANSWER-The number of cycles that a signal completes in a given time Hertz (Hz) - ANSWER-standard for measurement used for measuring frequency in cycles per second. (60 Hz = 60 completed cycles per second) Power (P) - ANSWER-The amount of energy transferred per unit time required to operate a device Volt (V) - ANSWER-A unit of measurement for electromotive force Copper cabling - ANSWER-Most common media for data transmission. Data is transmitted as electrical pulses. (Cat 5, Cat 5e, Cat 6) Attenuation - ANSWER-The loss or weakening of a signal between two point expressed in dBs (a ratio of signal sent and signal received) AWG - ANSWER-American wire gauge Balanced twisted pair - ANSWER-A type of wiring where a pair of conductors continually twist inside the cable to reduce or eliminate the possibility of EMI from other conductors in the cable (blue and blue white will be twisted together) Capacitance - ANSWER-the ability of a conductor to store electrical energy coaxial cable - ANSWER-Cabling with a central metallic inner conductor and a separated enclosed outer conductor by a dielectric material like a metallic braid Crosstalk - ANSWER-Unwanted transfer of a signals electromagnetic energy (blue interfering with orange) Impedance (Z) - ANSWER-The total opposition that a circuit cable or compound offers to the flow of altering current (measured in ohms) Inductance - ANSWER-The property of an electrical force field built around a conductor when current flows through it Insertion loss - ANSWER-The signal loss resulting from the insertion of a component (attenuation when a new signal is transmitted) NVP - ANSWER-Nominal velocity of propagation (coefficient used to determine the speed of transmission relative to the speed of light) Ohm (R) - ANSWER-The measure of electrical resistance Ohms law - ANSWER-The mathematical relationship among electrical current resistance and voltage Ohms law formula - ANSWER-V I | R Resistance - ANSWER-A measurement of opposition a material offers to the flow of direct current (measured in ohms) Return loss - ANSWER-A ratio of the power of the outgoing signal to the power of the reflected signal USOC - ANSWER-Universal service order code Optical fiber cabling - ANSWER-Transmits data modulated as light pulses The advantages of fiber - ANSWER-Fiber has greater bandwidth, can carry signals over greater distances, and less susceptible to EMI Attenuation - ANSWER-The loss or weakening of a signal between two point expressed in dBs (a ratio of signal sent and signal received) Bandwidth - ANSWER-A range of frequencies available for signaling expressed in hertz (potential capacity of signals traveling at once) Cable loss - ANSWER-The attenuation of a signal as it passes through optical fiber cable Cladding - ANSWER-The outer concentric glass layer that surrounds the fibers core and has a lower index of refraction Dispersion - ANSWER-The loss of signal resulting from the scattering of light pulses (The widening or spreading out of the modes) Ferrule - ANSWER-The alignment sleeve portion of an optical connector FC - ANSWER-Fiber connector Furcating harness - ANSWER-And assembly used to increase the effective outer diameter of strands (also called a fan out) Insertion loss - ANSWER-The signal loss resulting from the insertion of a component (attenuation when a new signal is transmitted) LC Connector - ANSWER-Lucent Connector A SFF Single fiber connector used for termination of both multi mode and single mode (most common) Multimode optical fiber - ANSWER-Wave guide that allows many bound modes to propagate (typically used for short distances) Optical fiber - ANSWER-The transmission of media using thin glass to transmit signal via light pulses SFF - ANSWER-Small Form Factor (physical fiber connectors and adapters) SC - ANSWER-Subscriber connector Optical fiber color codes - ANSWER-Blue orange green brown slate white red black yellow violet rose aqua How is the second set of 12 fibers color coordinated - ANSWER-Same color code with an additional black strip (black is stripped with yellow) Reflection - ANSWER-Light bouncing off the surface of something Refraction - ANSWER-Light bending as it passes through something Total internal refraction - ANSWER-Light stays trapped inside a barrier and continues to travel forward bouncing back-and-forth off the barrier Index of refraction (IOR) - ANSWER-The ratio of velocity of light in a vacuum to there in a medium Speed of light (in a vacuum) - ANSWER-300,000 km/s 186,000 mi/s Index of refraction in water - ANSWER-1.3 (225,000 km/s) Index of refraction in glass - ANSWER-1.5 (200,000 km/s) Nm - ANSWER-Nanometers Single mode wavelengths - ANSWER-Typically 1310nm & 1550nm Multimode wave links - ANSWER-Typically 850nm (most popular) & 1300nm Single mode course size - ANSWER-9 µm core (micrometers) Multi mode courses size - ANSWER-62.5 µm or 50 µm (micrometers) Single mode and multi mode cladding size - ANSWER-125 µm (micrometers) DB loss per kilometer in 1310 (singlemode) wavelength - ANSWER-0.35 DB loss per kilometer in 1550 (Singlemode) wavelength - ANSWER-0.22 DB loss per kilometer in 850 (Multimode) wavelength - ANSWER-3.0 DB loss per kilometer in 1300 (Multimode) wavelength - ANSWER-1.0 DB loss per splice - ANSWER-.01 (typically) DB loss per connector - ANSWER-.75 (typically) Acrylic buffer - ANSWER-The layer around the cladding that is stripped off Kevlar - ANSWER-A strong synthetic material used to protective fiber cabling OS1 & OS2 single mode - ANSWER-Yellow OM1 & OM2 Multimode - ANSWER-Orange [Show Less]
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BICSI Installer 1 Exam Questions with 100% correct Answers
25-pair color code - ANSWER-White - Blue, orange, green, brown, slate Red - Blue, orange, green, brown, slate Black - Blue, orange, green, brown, slate ... [Show More] Yellow - Blue, orange, green, brown, slate Violet - Blue, orange, green, brown, slate Fiber color code - ANSWER-Blue, Orange, Green, Brown, Slate, White, Red, Black, Yellow, Violet, Rose, Aqua NVP - ANSWER-Nominal Velocity of Propagation Insertion loss - ANSWER-The difference in the amount of power received before and after something is inserted into the circuit. Resistance - ANSWER-Resistance is expressed in Ohms, and is the property of a conductor to resist the flow of electricity through it. V=IR Inductance - ANSWER-Is a property of an electromagnetic field built around a conductor that opposes any change in the current flow in a circuit Capacitance - ANSWER-is a property of conductors that allows storage of electric charges when potential differences exist between the conductors. Impedance (V) - ANSWER-Total opposition of current flow measured in Ohms American Wire Gauge (AWG) - ANSWER-A standard rating that indicates the diameter of a wire, such as the conducting core of a coaxial cable or the twisted pairs in a UTP cable. Megahertz (MHz) - ANSWER-one million hertz, especially as a measure of the frequency of transmissions Megabit (Mb) - ANSWER-Approximately one million bits. Often used as a measurement of data transfer throughput. Bandwidth - ANSWER-The amount of data that can be transmitted over a network in a given amount of time. Decibel (dB) - ANSWER-A unit used to compare the loudness of different sounds. Crosstalk - ANSWER-when data bleeds from one pair to another in a cable Alien Crosstalk (AXT) - ANSWER-Unwanted signal coupling from one permanent link to another USOC - ANSWER-Universal Service Order Code Coaxial cable types - ANSWER-Series-6 and Series-11 Coaxial connectors - ANSWER-Series-6 uses BNC and F connectors Series-11 uses F and N connectors Fiber connectors - ANSWER-SC, ST, and SST(LC or cladding - ANSWER-The glass or plastic shield around the core of a fiber-optic cable. Cladding reflects light back to the core in patterns that vary depending on the transmission mode. This reflection allows fiber to bend around corners without impairing the light-based signal. Multimode Fiber (MMF) - ANSWER-Larger core with multiple paths of light. Common for backbone and horizontal cabling in buildings. OM2 - Not recommended for new installs. OM3 - Higher bandwidth. OM4 - Highest bandwidth for MMF. 2000m/6500ft limitation. 850 nm and 1300 nm (nanometers) Singlemode Fiber - ANSWER-Smaller core with only one path of lights. Horizontal, riser, campus environments. 9 um core, 125 um cladding. OS1 - LAN, tight buffered construction, 1310/1550 nm OS2 - Outside Plant, 1310, 1490, 1550, 1625 nm 3000m/9842ft limtations. Ribbon Fiber - ANSWER-Multiple 250 um fibers bonded into a flat color coded ribbon. Can splice a bunch at a time. Fiber - Tight buffer diameter - ANSWER-900 um Fiber - Acrylate coating diameter - ANSWER-250 um OM1 - ANSWER-850 nm OFL - 200 MHz•km (3.5dB/km) 1300 nm - 400 MHz•km (1.5dB/km) OM2 - ANSWER-850 nm OFL - 500MHz•km (3.5dB/km) 1300nm - 500MHz•km (1.5dB/km) OM3 - ANSWER-850 nm OFL - 1500MHz•km (3.5dB/km) 850 nm RFL - 2000MHz•km (3.5dB/km) 1300 nm - 500MHz•km (1.5dB/km) OM4 - ANSWER-850 nm OFL - 3500MHz•km (3.5dB/km) 850 nm RFL - 4700MHz•km (3.5dB/km) 1300 nm - 500MHz•km (1.5dB/km) Modal Distortion - ANSWER-A light distortion problem unique to MMF fiber-optic cable. Happens when light signals are sent at the same time. chromatic dispersion - ANSWER-The broadening of a pulse due to different propagation velocities of the spectral components of the light pulse. Begins at the light source Modal Bandwidth is described in terms of... - ANSWER-(MHz)(km) Ferrule Key Latching Mechanism - ANSWER-flat or pre-radiused end assures consistent connector orientation within couplers locks in place Straight Tip (ST) - ANSWER-One of the most common fiber-optic connectors, similar in style to the BNC connector in coax subscriber connector (SC) - ANSWER-A square snap coupling for fiber-optic cable, about 2.5 mm wide, used for cable-to-cable connections or to connect cables to network devices. It latches with a push-pull action similar to audio and video jacks. Small Form Factor (SFF) - ANSWER-LC and MU an example of array connectors... - ANSWER-MPO Can terminate 6-72 optical fibers into a single ferrule Ohm's Law - ANSWER-V=IR Typical balanced twisted pair cable - ANSWER-100 Ohms UTP 4 pairs blue, orange, green, brown (tip/ring) 8P8C -B pinout - ANSWER-White/orange Orange White/green Blue White/blue Green White/brown Brown Simplex - ANSWER-A type of transmission in which signals may travel in only one direction over a medium. Half Duplex - ANSWER-Communication between two devices whereby transmission takes place in only one direction at a time. Full Duplex - ANSWER-Communication that happens in two directions at the same time. 1 cycle 60 cycles 1000 cycles 1 million cycles 1 billion cycles 1 trillion cycles - ANSWER-1 Hz 60 Hz 1 KHz 1 MHz 1 GHz 1 THz Voltage, current, and amperes - ANSWER-P(Power)=V(voltage) x I(Current) What is bandwidth expressed in - ANSWER-analog frequencies (0Hz to 1MHz) AWG - ANSWER-Smaller number - bigger wire Higher number - smaller wire A balanced twisted pair has... - ANSWER-a nominal characteristic impedance of 100 Ohms [Show Less]
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BICSI RTPM Exam Questions and Answers (2023)
1. What are the two distinct processes of telecommunications project management? - ANSWER-design and implementation/instillation 2. List the nine projec... [Show More] t constraints. - ANSWER-Cost, time, quality, risk, resources, stakeholders, technology, safety, environment 3. In order for a project to run effectively and efficiently, the ICT professional should create a list of targeted objectives, identifying each _______________ as well as the _______________. - ANSWER-milestones, project's overall outcome 4. The project's objectives should be developed in an effort to provide information about the job location and _______, __________, _____________, ___________, _____________, and ____________. - ANSWER-work area, customer requirements, project schedule, materials, safety issues and desired outcomes 5. ICT Professional is responsible for knowing the: - ANSWER-background of the project, project milestones, specific roles, specific tasks, challenges and issues, methods and techniques, applicable standards, security requirements, safety requirements, evaluation of work process, recordkeeping, status and monitoring of both the company and customer, required meetings 6. What is a project stakeholder? - ANSWER-A project stakeholder is a person who can positively or negatively affect or be affected by the project. 7. Do stakeholders vary on projects? - ANSWER-yes 8. Should a stakeholder analysis be done for individual projects? - ANSWER-yes 9. Who is the person or group that provides financial support for the project? - ANSWER-Sponsor 10. Who initiates the project? - ANSWER-Sponsor 11. Who is responsible for strategic planning of projects and programs? - ANSWER-Portfolio Manager/Portfolio Review Board 12. Who ensures that projects and programs meet the overall long-term objectives of the organization? - ANSWER-Portfolio Manager/Portfolio Review Board 13. Who is the primary beneficiaries (internal or external) of the completed project? - ANSWER-Clients/Users 14. What is the term used to describe vendors, suppliers or contractors? - ANSWER-Sellers 15. Who is an external organization that enters into a contractual agreement to provide components or services necessary for the project? - ANSWER-Business Partners 16. Who are external companies that have a special relationship with the enterprise? - ANSWER-Business Partners 17. Who can be potentially attained through a certification process? - ANSWER-Business Partners 18. Who fills a specified role such as installation, customization, training, or support? - ANSWER-Business Partners 19. Who have a management role in a core business area such as research and development, design, manufacturing, provisioning, testing, or maintenance? - ANSWER-Operations Managers 20. Who deals directly with producing and maintaining the marketable products or services of the enterprise? - ANSWER-Operations Managers 21. What incorporates completed projects into normal operations and provides the long-term support? - ANSWER-Operations Managers 22. Who are key individuals who play a management role within an administrative or functional area of the business? - ANSWER-Functional Managers 23. Who are assigned their own permanent staff to carry out the ongoing work? - ANSWER-Functional Managers 24. Who is responsible for managing multiple related projects in a coordinated way to maintain consistency? - ANSWER-Program Managers 25. Who is responsible for direct management of a project? - ANSWER-Project Managers 26. Who manages are aspects of the project form inception through final closeout? - ANSWER-Project Managers 27. What is a discipline that encompasses planning, organizing, and managing resources to achieve successful completion of specific project goals and objectives? - ANSWER-Telecommunications project management 28. What are the four steps to Telecommunications Project Management (TPM) - ANSWER-Developing, implementing, tracking and closing 29. Without a ______________, a project cannot be controlled. - ANSWER-plan 30. List the 10 TPM Knowledge Areas - ANSWER-human resource management, scope, integration, time, cost, quality, communication, risk, stakeholder, procurement 31. In which knowledge area is project safety? - ANSWER-Human resources 32. Which knowledge area involves engaging the right people to do the job and ensuring they are properly trained, equipped, and motivated? - ANSWER-Human Resources 33. _________________ defines the type, amounts, and limits of the work to be performed during the execution of the project. - ANSWER-Scope Management 34. What is the breakup of a large project into multiple small projects? - ANSWER-Integration Management 35. What covers time estimates and schedules? - ANSWER-Time Management 36. What includes the development of a cost estimate and project budget? - ANSWER-Cost Management 37. What includes a detailed review of the design documentation throughout the project? - ANSWER-Quality Management 38. If the ICT professional is responsible for the build portion of the project, what two components are added to the quality management? - ANSWER-Detailed review, physical quality, client value 39. What includes scheduled meetings and the use of electronic media? - ANSWER-communication management 40. What includes injury, professional damage, scheduling conflicts, and errors & omissions? - ANSWER-risk management 41. What should be completed before a company submits a proposal on a project? - ANSWER-risk management 42. What includes the identification of all internal and external stakeholders? - ANSWER-stakeholder management 43. Who is responsible for integrating and mitigating the influence and interests of each stakeholder into the project plan? - ANSWER-The Project Manager 44. Who is responsible for ensuring the stakeholders' expectations are addressed within the overall constraints of the project? - ANSWER-The project manager 45. An ICT professional must understand the client's________________, ______________, ___________________, and _______________________. - ANSWER-business, industry, technology, and strategic plan. 46. The ICT professional should understand the client's: ______________, _______________, and ___________. - ANSWER-strengths and weaknesses, vertical market and unique requirements 47. The purpose of a project plan is to provide: - ANSWER-A tool for managing understanding of the work, a list of project objectives, specific tasks, staffing, roadblocks, a definition of documents used and a way to get a committed team. 48. How do you end each project? - ANSWER-with a lesson learned meeting 49. What is a lessons-learned meeting? - ANSWER-a meeting at the end of a project to figure out what went well and what to improve 50. What is developed for the purpose of continuous quality improvement? - ANSWER-A corrective action program 51. List four questions to be asked during a lessons-learned meeting - ANSWER-what went right or wrong, did we learn anything new, what process can we improve, what characteristics of the team worked the best 52. What type of request is commonly used for design build contracts? - ANSWER-RFP 53. What is an invitation to contractors to submit a proposal for services? - ANSWER-RFP 54. Who is responsible for understanding the legal content of the RFP? - ANSWER-PM 55. To whom should the PM send the 90% draft of the RFP? - ANSWER-To the PM's legal department 56. What is the preferred method for selecting suppliers of goods and services? - ANSWER-Competitive Bidding Process What does the RFP response require - ANSWER-Cover letter, background, proposed pricing, description, executive summary, concept drawing, business reference What is the oath by a solicitor or other employee in a firm or organization not to disclose any information in regard to the proceedings and content of an RFP or legal document, otherwise placing that company, organization, or employee in a conflict of interested with the RFP process? - ANSWER-The Code of Silence List the four design team members - ANSWER-owner, architect, consultant, pro engineer List the four construction team members - ANSWER-GC and contractors and sub construction manager and manager at risk Who defines the requirements and provides approval at each design phase to ensure that the design stays on track and reflects the desired objective? - ANSWER-Owner Who is the lead design professional hired by the owner to assist with the planning and design? - ANSWER-Architect Who hires the engineers and consultants? - ANSWER-Architect Who is the licensed design professional, recognized by a state or local authority who focuses on the design of a specific system or requirement? - ANSWER-Professional Engineer Who is the design professional recognized by an industry or industry association who focuses on the design of a specific system or requirement that does not require a PE designation? - ANSWER-Consultant Who is the firm or individual hired by the owner to assist with the management of the bidding process and construction activities? - ANSWER-Construction manager Can a CM also be a general contractor? - ANSWER-yes Who is the firm or individual that acts as a consultant to the owner in the design phase and as a general contactor during the construction phase? - ANSWER-Construction manager at risk Who is the firm or individual hired by the owner to complete the work required by the design documents? - ANSWER-General Contractor Who are the firms hired by the GC to complete portions of the work? - ANSWER-Contractors or Sub Contractors What is prepared for the OWNER and includes sketches, graphics, logical diagrams, general design criteria, and preliminary cost estimates? - ANSWER-Schematic Design Once the owner approves the Schematic Design, what is the next step? - ANSWER-Design development In Design Development, at what point are the two formal reviews conducted? - ANSWER-50 and 80 percent After the Design Development is approved, what is the next step? - ANSWER-Construction Document What communicate the owner's detailed requirements, coordination, and quality requirements in a set of construction drawings and specifications? - ANSWER-The Construction Document Who supplies the bidding and contracting requirements to be included in the project documentation? - ANSWER-The owner Who coordinates advertising and sending invitations to the prospective bidders? - ANSWER-The owners Who produces addenda required to clarify the contact documents based on questions on bid documents (ABD)? - ANSWER-The design team Who participates during the evaluation or negotiation of the bids and helps the owner determine the successful bidder by considering alternates and substitutions? - ANSWER-Construction Manager To whom do subcontractors submit their pricing? - ANSWER-General Contractor To whom does the General Contractor submit his bid? - ANSWER-The Owner What is an invitation for the design professionals or contractors to submit a proposal for services? - ANSWER-RFP - Request for Proposal What dictates the scope of the project but may leave many of the design and construction decisions in the hands of the responding firm? - ANSWER-RFP - Request for Proposal What is used to solicit prices from prospective providers of products or services? - ANSWER-RFQ - Request for Quoteation What is the primary objective of the RFQ? - ANSWER-Competitive pricing What is the delivery method whereby the owner contracts with separate design and - ANSWER-The design - Bid - Build What is the delivery method whereby the owner contracts with a single entity? - ANSWER-The design build Who comprises the DB team? - ANSWER-General contractor, subcontractor and a design professional. In the DB scenario, who do the design professionals work for? - ANSWER-The contractor Construction overlaps with design in which delivery process? - ANSWER-Design Build What is the delivery method in which the construction manager contracts to deliver a project within a guaranteed maximum price? - ANSWER-CMAR - Construction manager at risk What is a way to organize project teams to work in a more creative and productive manner - integrating all aspects of the design and construction process into a single team effort? - ANSWER-IDP - Integrated project delivery What uses a three pronged platform: owner, design professionals, and contractors? - ANSWER-IDP - Integrated project delivery Who is the core group that manages the IPD process? - ANSWER-Owner, design pro and the contractor 95. When does contractor mobilization and materials purchasing occur? - ANSWER-the beginning of the project [Show Less]
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Bicsi Installer 2, Copper, Chapter 2 Questions and Answers (Graded A)
structured cabling system (SCS) - ANSWER-is the complete coniguration of cabling and associated connecting hardware installed to provide a comprehensive in... [Show More] formation and communications technology (ICT) systems infrastructure that transports information for multiple systems. ICT - ANSWER-information and communication technology SCS infrastructure is intended to serve a wide range of applications, including: - ANSWER-• Analog, plain old telephone services. • Digital telephone services (e.g., voice over Internet protocol [VoIP]). • Uniied messaging solutions. • Videoconferencing. • Power over Ethernet (PoE). • Computer networking. • Building automation systems (BAS). • Building management systems (BMS). • Audiovisual systems. AP - ANSWER-access provider SP - ANSWER-service provider An AP is - ANSWER-a company (e.g., telephone, local exchange carrier, broadband services, cable TV [CATV]) that provides a physical (copper or optical fiber cabling) or wireless circuit path to the site. demarcation point - ANSWER-The point at which the AP cabling meets the client's cabling infrastructure An SP is - ANSWER-the operator of any service that furnishes telecommunications content delivered over AP facilities. Standards provide the following beneits: - ANSWER-• Consistency of design and installation. • Conformance to physical and transmission requirements. • A basis for examining a proposed system expansion. • Uniform documentation. An SCS includes most or all of the following components: - ANSWER-• Backbone cabling and associated pathways. • Cross-connection facilities. • Interconnection facilities • Horizontal cabling and associated pathways • Work areas. • Telecommunications outlets/connectors. • Consolidation points (CPs). • Multi-user telecommunications outlet assemblies (MUTOAs). • Transition points (TPs). • Centralized cabling. • Distributed cabling. • Administration (e.g., labeling, documentation). Backbone Cabling - ANSWER-the cabling and related components that are used between the spaces within an ICT systems cabling structure, such telecommunications rooms (TRs), equipment rooms (ERs), and telecommunications enclosures (TEs), that handle the majority of network trafic. Backbone cabling consists of - ANSWER-backbone cables, intermediate cross-connect (IC [building distributor (BD)]), main cross-connect (MC [campus distributor (CD)]), mechanical terminations, patch cords or jumpers used for backbone-to-backbone cross-connection, cabling between buildings. There are two types of backbone cabling: - ANSWER-• Interbuilding backbone cabling distributes telecommunications services between buildings. • Intrabuilding backbone cabling distributes telecommunications services between telecommunications spaces (e.g., ER, TR) within a single building. Δ = - ANSWER-Work area AP = - ANSWER-Access provider EF = - ANSWER-Entrance facility ER = - ANSWER-Equipment room HC (FD) = - ANSWER-Horizontal cross-connect (floor distributor) IC (BD) = - ANSWER-Intermediate cross-connect (building distributor) MC (CD) = - ANSWER-Main cross-connect (campus distributor) SP = - ANSWER-Service provider TE = - ANSWER-Telecommunications enclosure TR = - ANSWER-Telecommunications room A first-level backbone consists of - ANSWER-cabling that is installed between an MC (CD) and an IC (BD) or a horizontal cross-connect (HC [floor distributor (FD)]). A second-level backbone is - ANSWER-a cable that is installed between an IC (BD) and an HC (FD) HC (FD) = - ANSWER-Horizontal cross-connect (floor distributor) IC (BD) = - ANSWER-Intermediate cross-connect (building distributor) MC (CD) = - ANSWER-Main cross-connect (campus distributor) The main components of backbone cabling are: - ANSWER-• Cabling pathways • Cables • Connecting hardware Cabling pathways— - ANSWER-Raceways, cable trays, penetrations (e.g., sleeves, slots), and cable supports that provide support and routing space for cabling. Cables— - ANSWER-Optical fiber, balanced twisted-pair, coaxial, or some combination of these cables. Connecting hardware— - ANSWER-Connecting blocks, patch panels, interconnections, cross- connections, patch cords, equipment cords, or some combination of these components. There are many different types of backbone cable: - ANSWER-• Multimode optical fiber cable • Singlemode optical fiber cable • 100-ohm balanced twisted-pair copper cable Multimode optical fiber cable— - ANSWER-The recommended multimode optical fiber cable is graded- index optical fiber with a nominal 50/125 micron (µm) core/cladding diameter Singlemode optical fiber cable— - ANSWER-Singlemode cables are typically a zero dispersion wavelength around 1310 nanometers (nm) but also can be used in the 1550 nm region. 100-ohm balanced twisted-pair copper cable— - ANSWER-It is recommended for backbone that the balanced twisted-pair cable consist of a minimum of 24 American wire gauge (AWG [0.51 millimeters (mm [0.020 inches (in)])]) solid copper conductors ISO application classes Application Class Class A - ANSWER-up to 100 kHz Basic telephony systems ISO application classes Application Class Class B - ANSWER-up to 1 MHz ITU-T Rec. I.430, I.431, ISO/IEC 8802-3 ISO application classes Application Class Class C - ANSWER-up to 16 MHz 10BASE-T ISO application classes Application Class Class D - ANSWER-up to 100 MHz 1000BASE-T ISO application classes Application Class Class E - ANSWER-up to 250 MHz 1000BASE-T ISO application classes Application Class Class EA - ANSWER-up to 500 MHz 10GBASE-T ISO application classes Application Class Class F - ANSWER-up to 600 MHz 10GBASE-T ISO application classe Application Class Class FA - ANSWER-up to 1 GHz 10GBASE-T ISO application classes Application Class Class I/II - ANSWER-up to 2 GHz 40GBASE-T TIA Cabling Categories/ISO Classes Category 3/class C* - ANSWER-Class A* ≈ 2 km (6500 ft) Class B* ≈ 200 m (656 ft) Class C* ≈ 100 m (328 ft) Class D - Class E - Class EA - Class F - Class FA - * No longer recognized for new construction. ** Extended length limitations of higher categories/classes of cabling remain a subject of future study TIA Cabling Categories/ISO Classes Category 5e/class D - ANSWER-Class A* ≈ 3 km (10,000 ft) Class B* ≈ 260 m (850 ft) Class C* ≈ 160 m (525 ft) Class D ≈ 100 m (328 ft) Class E - Class EA - Class F - Class FA - * No longer recognized for new construction. ** Extended length limitations of higher categories/classes of cabling remain a subject of future study TIA Cabling Categories/ISO Classes Category 6/class E - ANSWER-Class A* ≈ 3 km (10,000 ft) Class B* ≈ 260 m** (850 ft) Class C* ≈ 160 m** (525 ft) Class D ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) Class E ≈ 100 m (328 ft) Class EA - Class F - Class FA - * No longer recognized for new construction. ** Extended length limitations of higher categories/classes of cabling remain a subject of future study TIA Cabling Categories/ISO Classes Category 6A/class EA - ANSWER-Class A* ≈ 3 km (10,000 ft) Class B* ≈ 260 m** (850 ft) Class C* ≈ 160 m** (525 ft) Class D ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) Class E ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) Class EA ≈ 100 m (328 ft) Class F - Class FA - * No longer recognized for new construction. ** Extended length limitations of higher categories/classes of cabling remain a subject of future study TIA Cabling Categories/ISO Classes - /class F - ANSWER-Class A* ≈ 3 km (10,000 ft) Class B* ≈ 260 m** (850 ft) Class C* ≈ 160 m** (525 ft) Class D ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) Class E ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) Class EA ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) Class F ≈ 100 m (328 ft) Class FA - * No longer recognized for new construction. ** Extended length limitations of higher categories/classes of cabling remain a subject of future study TIA Cabling Categories/ISO Classes - /class FA - ANSWER-Class A* ≈ 3 km (10,000 ft) Class B* ≈ 260 m** (850 ft) Class C* ≈ 160 m** (525 ft) Class D ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) Class E ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) Class EA ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) Class F ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) Class FA ≈ 100 m (328 ft) * No longer recognized for new construction. ** Extended length limitations of higher categories/classes of cabling remain a subject of future study TIA Cabling Categories/ISO Classes Category 8/class I/II - ANSWER-Class A* ≈ 3 km (10,000 ft) Class B* ≈ 260 m** (850 ft) Class C* ≈ 160 m** (525 ft) Class D ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) Class E ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) Class EA ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) Class F ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) Class FA ≈ 100 m** (328 ft) * No longer recognized for new construction. ** Extended length limitations of higher categories/classes of cabling remain a subject of future study Temperature can also affect performance, so for operating temperatures above 20 degrees Celsius (°C [68 degrees Fahrenheit (°F)]), backbone cabling length should be reduced by _______ per °C for screened cabling. - ANSWER-0.2 percent For unscreened cables, backbone cabling length should be reduced by _______ for temperatures ranging from 20 °C to 40 °C (68 °F to 104 °F) and _______ for temperatures ranging above 40 °C to 60 °C (104 °F to 140 °F). - ANSWER-0.4 percent per °C 0.6 percent per °C Horizontal cabling - ANSWER-is the portion of the telecommunications cabling system that extends from the work area telecommunications outlet/connector to the HC (FD) in the TR. Horizontal cabling includes - ANSWER-horizontal cables, work area outlets, equipment cords, patch cords, jumpers located in the TR may include items, such as MUTOAs, CPs, and TPs Consider the following when selecting horizontal cabling: - ANSWER-• The maximum allowable horizontal cable length is ≈90 m (295 ft).NOTE: Some cabling media (e.g., category 8) may be limited to a length of 30 m (100 ft) for some applications. • A minimum of two telecommunications outlet/connectors is recommended per work area.NOTE: Telecommunications outlet/connectors that serve an individual work area may be located in one or more faceplates. • Routing and supporting structures for horizontal cabling shall take into account areas where potential sources of electromagnetic interference exist.• Overall sheath or jacket on each cable, which is designed for the environment where it is intended to be installed. There are three types of cross-connections: - ANSWER-• MC (CD)—Building- or campus-serving cross-connect in the ER for connecting entrance cabling, backbone cabling, and equipment cabling. • IC (BD)—Building-serving cross-connect points located between the MC (CD) and HC (FD) in interbuilding backbone cabling. • HC (FD)—Floor-serving location for the cross-connection of horizontal cabling to other cabling and equipment. [Show Less]
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BICSI Practice Test-RETAKE Questions with correct Answers
The 2 main considerations concerning the existing cabling are? - ANSWER-Grandfathered system Abandoned cable 11-25 The type of cutover where cross-conn... [Show More] ects are relocated one pair after another until completed is called a - ANSWER-rolling cut 11-28 Which practice involves moving the customer to a temporary office space until their section of the retrofit is completed and then moving them back to their recabled office space? - ANSWER-Swing space phasing Which of these testers would you clamp around a strand of fiber to check for the presence of light? - ANSWER-Fiber strand identifier 11-11 A ______ provides a quick graphical representation of how the circuit is layed out? - ANSWER-CLR 11-27 A ______ uses several pluggable modules to locate and Identify cables. - ANSWER-Office locator kit A _________ injects light (at a proper wavelength) and measures the results t the other end. - ANSWER-Light source and power meter A ________ detects the presence of light within a fiber strand - ANSWER-Fiber strand identifier A _______ uses a laser to identify fiber strands and find breaks in the fiber at the near end. - ANSWER-Visual fault locator A________ will leave the customer momentarily without communications - ANSWER-Hot-cut 11-28 During a _______, cross-connects are relocated one pair after another until completed. - ANSWER-Rolling cut *_________ is a property of an electromagnetic field built around a conductor that opposes any changes in current flow in a circuit. - ANSWER-Inductance ____________ is a property of conductors that allows storage of electrical charges when potential differences (voltages) exist between the conductors. - ANSWER-Capacitance *In AC circuits, the total opposition to current flow is called _________, which is measured in ohms. - ANSWER-Impedance The nominal characteristic impedance of balanced twisted pair cable is _______ ohms at 100 MHz - ANSWER-100 Pair 626 would be in the __________ Super Binder - ANSWER-Red Series ______ is the preferred choice for longer runs - ANSWER-11 The _________ connector/s have center pins (choose all that apply) - ANSWER-N BNC The way in which others perceive an employee can be divided into 3 distinct areas: body language, Tone of voice and choice of words. Which of the 3 makes the biggest impression? - ANSWER-Body language - 55% The range of human hearing is from _________ - ANSWER-20 Hz- 20,000 Hz An increase of _______ will result in a doubling or halving of the power. - ANSWER-3 dB Increases or decreases of ________ for voltage will cause an increase or decrease of 10 times the original value. - ANSWER-6 dB The code stands for "flush-or surface-mounted jack" - ANSWER-C A "push to talk" intercom system would be an example of a ______ transmission method. - ANSWER-half-duplex 1-1 __________ quantifies the bandwidth of a cabling system in a frequency range of interest. - ANSWER-Megahertz _________ refers to the amount of information that can be transported over the media. - ANSWER-Megabit A gauge change of ____ numbers approximately doubles or halves the conductors resistance - ANSWER-3 A gauge change of _______numbers approximately doubles or halves the conductors diameter - ANSWER-6 ______ is not recommended for new installations (what type of fiber) - ANSWER-OM2 What type of fibers typically support wavelengths of 850 nm and 1300nm - ANSWER-OM1 OM2 OM3 Which fiber is typically loose tube construction and is used outdoors - ANSWER-OS2 (outside plant fiber) Which fiber/s could I use for a LAN application where the distance between telecommunication spaces is 8,000' - ANSWER-OS1 Modal bandwidth is described in terms of ________ - ANSWER-Megahertz per kilometer Through the use of _______ optical fiber, the effects of modal dispersion are reduced but not eliminated. - ANSWER-Graded index The core diameter of OS2 fiber is ______ microns - ANSWER-9 The diameter of the tight buffer of OM3 fiber is ______ microns - ANSWER-900 _______ optical fiber cables are primarily used outdoors. The allow for the cable jacket to expand and contract with changes in temperature without affecting the fibers. - ANSWER-Loose tube _______ contain multiple 900 micron tight-buffered strands under a single jacket - ANSWER-Distribution _______ consists of up to 24 strands bundled together in a single line. It uses an array connector (MPO) and can be quickly spliced when using special equipment. - ANSWER-Ribbon The color code for singlemode optical fiber is ________ - ANSWER-Yellow The color code for multimode optical fiber with a 50 micron core diameter (laser optimized) is - ANSWER-Aqua The ______ can terminate from 6 - 72 fibers in a single ferrule - ANSWER-MPO The consolidation point (CP) should be limited to serving a maximum of ________ equipment outlet spaces - ANSWER-12 The consolidation point (CP) should be at least ______ feet from the TR - ANSWER-50 You should look in ANSI/TIA - ______ if you needed information on the labeling standard. - ANSWER-606 A-38,39 ANSI/TIA - ______ says that structural metal should be tested to verify its conductivity to earth. - ANSWER-607 A-38,39 NEC ______ says that communication wires and cables shall b [Show Less]
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RTPM Exam-264 Questions with 100% correct Answers
1. What are the two distinct processes of telecommunications project management? - ANSWER-design and implementation/instillation 2. List the nine projec... [Show More] t constraints. - ANSWER-Cost, time, quality, risk, resources, stakeholders, technology, safety, environment 3. In order for a project to run effectively and efficiently, the ICT professional should create a list of targeted objectives, identifying each _______________ as well as the _______________. - ANSWER-milestones, project's overall outcome 4. The project's objectives should be developed in an effort to provide information about the job location and _______, __________, _____________, ___________, _____________, and ____________. - ANSWER-work area, customer requirements, project schedule, materials, safety issues and desired outcomes 5. ICT Professional is responsible for knowing the: - ANSWER-background of the project, project milestones, specific roles, specific tasks, challenges and issues, methods and techniques, applicable standards, security requirements, safety requirements, evaluation of work process, recordkeeping, status and monitoring of both the company and customer, required meetings 6. What is a project stakeholder? - ANSWER-A project stakeholder is a person who can positively or negatively affect or be affected by the project. 7. Do stakeholders vary on projects? - ANSWER-yes 8. Should a stakeholder analysis be done for individual projects? - ANSWER-yes 9. Who is the person or group that provides financial support for the project? - ANSWER-Sponsor 10. Who initiates the project? - ANSWER-Sponsor 11. Who is responsible for strategic planning of projects and programs? - ANSWER-Portfolio Manager/Portfolio Review Board 12. Who ensures that projects and programs meet the overall long-term objectives of the organization? - ANSWER-Portfolio Manager/Portfolio Review Board 13. Who is the primary beneficiaries (internal or external) of the completed project? - ANSWER-Clients/Users 14. What is the term used to describe vendors, suppliers or contractors? - ANSWER-Sellers 15. Who is an external organization that enters into a contractual agreement to provide components or services necessary for the project? - ANSWER-Business Partners 16. Who are external companies that have a special relationship with the enterprise? - ANSWER-Business Partners 17. Who can be potentially attained through a certification process? - ANSWER-Business Partners 18. Who fills a specified role such as installation, customization, training, or support? - ANSWER-Business Partners 19. Who have a management role in a core business area such as research and development, design, manufacturing, provisioning, testing, or maintenance? - ANSWER-Operations Managers 20. Who deals directly with producing and maintaining the marketable products or services of the enterprise? - ANSWER-Operations Managers 21. What incorporates completed projects into normal operations and provides the long-term support? - ANSWER-Operations Managers 22. Who are key individuals who play a management role within an administrative or functional area of the business? - ANSWER-Functional Managers 23. Who are assigned their own permanent staff to carry out the ongoing work? - ANSWER-Functional Managers 24. Who is responsible for managing multiple related projects in a coordinated way to maintain consistency? - ANSWER-Program Managers 25. Who is responsible for direct management of a project? - ANSWER-Project Managers 26. Who manages are aspects of the project form inception through final closeout? - ANSWER-Project Managers 27. What is a discipline that encompasses planning, organizing, and managing resources to achieve successful completion of specific project goals and objectives? - ANSWER-Telecommunications project management 28. What are the four steps to Telecommunications Project Management (TPM) - ANSWER-Developing, implementing, tracking and closing 29. Without a ______________, a project cannot be controlled. - ANSWER-plan 30. List the 10 TPM Knowledge Areas - ANSWER-human resource management, scope, integration, time, cost, quality, communication, risk, stakeholder, procurement 31. In which knowledge area is project safety? - ANSWER-Human resources 32. Which knowledge area involves engaging the right people to do the job and ensuring they are properly trained, equipped, and motivated? - ANSWER-Human Resources 33. _________________ defines the type, amounts, and limits of the work to be performed during the execution of the project. - ANSWER-Scope Management 34. What is the breakup of a large project into multiple small projects? - ANSWER-Integration Management 35. What covers time estimates and schedules? - ANSWER-Time Management 36. What includes the development of a cost estimate and project budget? - ANSWER-Cost Management 37. What includes a detailed review of the design documentation throughout the project? - ANSWER-Quality Management 38. If the ICT professional is responsible for the build portion of the project, what two components are added to the quality management? - ANSWER-Detailed review, physical quality, client value 39. What includes scheduled meetings and the use of electronic media? - ANSWER-communication management 40. What includes injury, professional damage, scheduling conflicts, and errors & omissions? - ANSWER-risk management 41. What should be completed before a company submits a proposal on a project? - ANSWER-risk management 42. What includes the identification of all internal and external stakeholders? - ANSWER-stakeholder management 43. Who is responsible for integrating and mitigating the influence and interests of each stakeholder into the project plan? - ANSWER-The Project Manager 44. Who is responsible for ensuring the stakeholders' expectations are addressed within the overall constraints of the project? - ANSWER-The project manager 45. An ICT professional must understand the client's________________, ______________, ___________________, and _______________________. - ANSWER-business, industry, technology, and strategic plan. 46. The ICT professional should understand the client's: ______________, _______________, and ___________. - ANSWER-strengths and weaknesses, vertical market and unique requirements 47. The purpose of a project plan is to provide: - ANSWER-A tool for managing understanding of the work, a list of project objectives, specific tasks, staffing, roadblocks, a definition of documents used and a way to get a committed team. 48. How do you end each project? - ANSWER-with a lesson learned meeting 49. What is a lessons-learned meeting? - ANSWER-a meeting at the end of a project to figure out what went well and what to improve 50. What is developed for the purpose of continuous quality improvement? - ANSWER-A corrective action program 51. List four questions to be asked during a lessons-learned meeting - ANSWER-what went right or wrong, did we learn anything new, what process can we improve, what characteristics of the team worked the best 52. What type of request is commonly used for design build contracts? - ANSWER-RFP 53. What is an invitation to contractors to submit a proposal for services? - ANSWER-RFP 54. Who is responsible for understanding the legal content of the RFP? - ANSWER-PM 55. To whom should the PM send the 90% draft of the RFP? - ANSWER-To the PM's legal department 56. What is the preferred method for selecting suppliers of goods and services? - ANSWER-Competitive Bidding Process What does the RFP response require - ANSWER-Cover letter, background, proposed pricing, description, executive summary, concept drawing, business reference What is the oath by a solicitor or other employee in a firm or organization not to disclose any information in regard to the proceedings and content of an RFP or legal document, otherwise placing that company, organization, or employee in a conflict of interested with the RFP process? - ANSWER-The Code of Silence List the four design team members - ANSWER-owner, architect, consultant, pro engineer List the four construction team members - ANSWER-GC and contractors and sub construction manager and manager at risk Who defines the requirements and provides approval at each design phase to ensure that the design stays on track and reflects the desired objective? - ANSWER-Owner Who is the lead design professional hired by the owner to assist with the planning and design? - ANSWER-Architect Who hires the engineers and consultants? - ANSWER-Architect Who is the licensed design professional, recognized by a state or local authority who focuses on the design of a specific system or requirement? - ANSWER-Professional Engineer Who is the design professional recognized by an industry or industry association who focuses on the design of a specific system or requirement that does not require a PE designation? - ANSWER-Consultant Who is the firm or individual hired by the owner to assist with the management of the bidding process and construction activities? - ANSWER-Construction manager Can a CM also be a general contractor? - ANSWER-yes Who is the firm or individual that acts as a consultant to the owner in the design phase and as a general contactor during the construction phase? - ANSWER-Construction manager at risk Who is the firm or individual hired by the owner to complete the work required by the design documents? - ANSWER-General Contractor Who are the firms hired by the GC to complete portions of the work? - ANSWER-Contractors or Sub Contractors What is prepared for the OWNER and includes sketches, graphics, logical diagrams, general design criteria, and preliminary cost estimates? - ANSWER-Schematic Design Once the owner approves the Schematic Design, what is the next step? - ANSWER-Design development In Design Development, at what point are the two formal reviews conducted? - ANSWER-50 and 80 percent After the Design Development is approved, what i [Show Less]
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BICSI RTPM Exam Questions and Answers (Graded A)
design and implementation/installation - ANSWER-Telecommunications project management (TPM) typically consists of two distinct processes: Design PM Task... [Show More] s - ANSWER-Review expression of interest for client Perform a user needs analysis Perform site surveys and meet with client Generate preliminary design submittals Respond to/incorporate client comments Prepare final bid documents/RFP and engineer's cost estimate Issue final RFP package to client Client makes RFP available to potential bidders Implementation of TPM Project Flowchart - ANSWER-Review client RFP Perform Site Survey Organize and Submit Bid Questions Organize and Submit Final Proposal Client Awards Contract NTP Contractor Mobilizes Project Implementation Project - ANSWER-Temporary endevour that has a definite beginning and end, whose end result is the delivery of a product or service. Projects are governed by limits (constraints). Project Constraints - ANSWER-Time, Cost, Quality, Resources, Risks, Safety, Technology, Stakeholders, Environment Project Stakeholders - ANSWER-Sponsor Portfolio Manager Client Sellers Business Partner Operations Manager Functional Manager Project Manager Program Manager Project Team Members - ANSWER-Manufacturer Engineer Government / Regulatory Supplier Vendor Admin/ Clerical Supervisor Other Trades Consultant Coworker Customer ICT Professional's Role is Affected By: - ANSWER-Current & future technology Availability of resources Complex equipment Advanced tools Constant refinement of standards International, National, Regional and Local Codes Intricate and evolvoing designs Phases of a Project - ANSWER-Design Bidding Construction Post-Construction PM Tools - ANSWER-Program Evaluation Review Technique (PERT) Gantt - Schedule of activity, bar chart Critical Path Management Earned Value Management TPM Steps - ANSWER-Developing a Plan Implementing the Plan Managing/ Tracking the Plan Closeout the Project TPM Knowledge Areas - ANSWER-Integration Scope Time Cost Quality Human Resources Communications Risks Procurement Stakeholders Human Resource Management - ANSWER-Personnel issues, engaging the right people to do the job, (trained, equipped, motivated) Project Safety Scope Management - ANSWER-Development of a scope statement, approved by client and compay Scope statement defines type/ amount/ limits of the work to be performed Scope is the fence around the project Integration Management - ANSWER-Breaks up multiple small projects to one big project One big project broken down to multiple small projects Integration of subteams into project organization with integrated plan Time Management - ANSWER-Time estimate and schedules Integration of time schedules from various subteams and calculation of the critical path of events on the project Cost Management - ANSWER-Cost estimate and project budget Quality Management - ANSWER-Detailed review of the design documentation throughout the project If ICT completes build, include test results and workmanship Client value Items Communications Management - ANSWER-Scheduled meetings and the use of electronic media War room - to post schedule and project results on a whiteboard Risk Management - ANSWER-Injury Professional damage Scheduling conflicts Errors & omissions Cost risks When should the risk management plan be completed? - ANSWER-Before a company submits a proposal Stakeholder Management - ANSWER-Identify all internal/ external stakeholders Whose job is it to integrate and mitigate the influence and interests of each stakeholder - ANSWER-Project Manager Procurement Management - ANSWER-Procurement of resources outside of the team, (materials & subcontractors) Client Needs Assessment - ANSWER-Starts with a meeting with the client to evaluate their needs ICT Professional must understand: - ANSWER-Industry, Business, Technology and Strategic plans ICT Professional should understand: - ANSWER-Strengths/ Weaknesses Vertical Market Unique Requirements Developing a Project Plan by Answering Questions - ANSWER-Lessons Learned from previous projects What needs done (SOW) How will accidents be prevented (Safety Plan) Who will affect or be affected (Stakeholder MGMT) Who should participate in project plan (OBS) Who performs each task (WBS) When is each task performed (PERT, CPM, Gantt) What is the Project Budget (EVM) How will the quality be checked (Quality Plan) How will risks be assessed (Risk plan) How will communication be tracked (Comm MGMT) Lessons Learned Questions - ANSWER-What went right/ wrong What produced best results What processes can be improved Did we learn anything Corrective Action Plan - ANSWER-Should be developed for the purpose of continuous quality Request for Proposal (RFP) - ANSWER-Invitation for a contractor to submit proposal for a service [Show Less]
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