Preview Questions Configuration Manager | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: How should document revisions be handled in aerospace projects to maintain control?

Which action should you take?

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Each revision should be logged with a unique version number and a clear description of the changes

Multiple revisions should be stored in one document without distinguishing changes

Only the final revision should be documented, ignoring interim versions

Revisions should be made without tracking changes to speed up the process

Question 2: How does a Configuration Manager manage documentation control to ensure it supports quality control during product lifecycle management?

Which action should you take?

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By allowing the team to manage documentation without any formal oversight

By reducing the documentation process to save time and resources

By limiting documentation to only key configuration changes

By establishing and enforcing strict document control procedures, including versioning and access control

Question 3: What is the role of "Configuration Baselines" in aerospace and defense projects, and why is it critical to maintain them?

Which action should you take?

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Baselines are only necessary for large-scale systems, not smaller components

Baselines are irrelevant for projects that use agile methodologies

Baselines are used only for software releases, not for hardware components

Baselines define the approved configuration of a product at specific points in time, ensuring consistency and control throughout its lifecycle

Question 4: What is the role of auditing in quality control for configuration management in aerospace projects?

Which action should you take?

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Auditing is unnecessary if the project is running on schedule

Auditing is only necessary after project completion

Auditing focuses on financial aspects without addressing configuration

Auditing ensures that the project is in compliance with configuration control procedures and that all changes are documented and traceable

Question 5: In aerospace configuration management, how should legacy systems be handled when changes are proposed?

Which action should you take?

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Make quick changes to legacy systems without evaluating risks

Ignore legacy systems and focus solely on new developments

Legacy systems should be carefully evaluated for compatibility with proposed changes, and proper documentation should be updated

Discard legacy systems and start from scratch for every new change

Question 6: What is the primary role of a revision control system in aerospace configuration management?

Which action should you take?

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To store documents temporarily until they are needed

To eliminate the need for document approval processes

To automatically approve document revisions without review

To track and manage changes to technical documents, ensuring that each version is properly identified and traceable