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| An AFS is a grouping of positions requiring what kind of qualifications? |
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What is an Air Force Specialty Code (AFSC)? |
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| A combo of letters and numbers used to identify a job within a particular AFS |
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| What does the first digit of the AFS indicate? |
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| What is the Systems Control career group? |
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| What would go in the place of the 3C2X1? |
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What digit uniquely identifies the specific job within an AFSC? |
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| Progression in any AFSC is done through skill level, __________ and ___________. |
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Upgrade Training and Testing |
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| A skill level is used to show specific levels of _______ and qualifications in an AFSC/ |
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What is the skill level associated with the title of a "helper"? |
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| What skill level indicates that a person has graduated Tech School? |
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| What duty and responsibility is associated with taking appropriate actions to isolate a circuit problem? |
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| Regarding workload in a SCF, who is given the highest priority? |
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| What is done to temporarily restore communications in a timely manner? |
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| Reroute thecommunications around the fault |
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| Of the three duties and responsibilities, which one is the most overlooked? |
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| Aquiring skill and knowledge |
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| Of the three duties and responsibilities, which one is the most important? |
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| Aquiring skill and knowledge |
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| What skill level will you be working towards upon completion of this course? |
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| What are atleast two requirements for being a 5 level? |
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| Minimum of 5 months OJT and completed 5 level CDC's |
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| What is the minimum skill level required to supervise a SCF? |
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| What is the main job of a 9 level? |
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| To manage and direct SCFs |
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| What is a three track training system the the Air force uses to prepare their duties? |
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| Emergency Specialty Training (EST) |
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| Name the three tracks that the Air Force uses to prepare Airmen to perform their job. |
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| What are self study courses designed to provide airmen with job-related technical and general career knowledge information? |
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| What type of training is JQS used to identify, track, and document? |
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| Site specific tasks not covered in the CFETP |
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| Who uses the JQS to get Airmen qualified in their particular work center? |
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| The work center supervisor |
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| What is the primary mission of a Systems Controller? |
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To install, maintain, and troubleshoot comm lines in support of various customers. |
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| Who is in charge of all operations of the SCF while he/she is on duty? |
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| Who is responsible for activating new circuits, engineering changes to exististing circuits, and deactivating circuits no longer required? |
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| In a SCF, who is responsible for troubleshooting, tracking, and documenting all customer circuit outages? |
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| What are three examples of human carelessness that could lead to an accident? |
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| Horsing around, careless housekeeping, fatigue |
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| What is the purpose behind fuses and circuit breakers? |
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| To protect equipment or circuitry from damage caused by excessive current |
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| What harm can radio frequencies do to the human body? |
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| Anything from a mild burn to death |
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| What are the four principles of ORM governing all actions associated with risk management? |
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Accept no unnecessary risks Make risk descisions Accept risks Integrate ORM into AF doctrines
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| What are the six continuous, recuring ORM process steps? |
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Identify the hazard Assess the risk Analyze risk control measures Make control decisions Risk control implementation Supervise and Review
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| Which publication outlines good housekeeping? |
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| Who is responsible for developing a work center OI detailing housekeeping instructions? |
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| The workcenter supervisor, superintendant, or OIC |
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| What DISA publication deals with internal DISA policies? |
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| Which publications contain detailed information on DISA policies, procedures or techniques? |
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| Which publications are indexes of other publications, reorganization notices or reports? |
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| Which DISA publication prescribes policy and procedures for all Network Control Centers? |
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| Which publication directs action, assigns responsibility, and gives detailed procedures to standardize actions across the Air Force? |
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| Which publication describes the procedures for aquiring Air Force long-haul telecommunications assets in accordance with DISA circulars and documents |
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| Which publication provides very detailed instructions on how to use, service, configure and/or overhaul a piece of equipment? |
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| What is an expansion document of in-place higher level policies and instructions? |
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| Which publication is normally not written by a government agency and is specifically about a piece of equipment or software? |
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| What is the primary mission of the Systems Control Facility under stressed conditions? |
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| Continuity of communications service |
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| Which publication provides the guidance to manage the increasingly complex network environment & provide customers high quality services? |
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| Where are most of the publications we use on a day-to-day basis located and downloaded from? |
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| Web pages are refered to by a/an ____________? |
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URL (Uniform Resource Locator) |
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| What is the URL for the Air Force E-Pubs web page? |
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| What is the date a publication was last reviewed or changed refered to as? |
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| A brief overview of changes that were made in a publication since it was last revised or published is refered to as what? |
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| What is the process of denying our adversaries info about our capabilities & intentions by identifying, controlling, & protecting indicators? |
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| Opsec indicators are normally associated with what type of informaton? |
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| Sensative Unclassified Info |
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| What are the three most important OPSEC vulnerabilities? |
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Unsecured telephone Awe of rank Human Nature
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| What determines whether a person has access to classified information? |
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Need to know Proper clearance Proper ID
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| Which is the only security program that allows for risk? |
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| All Air Force personell must comply with this to protect Privacy Act information from unauthorized disclosure. |
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| What are the two categories of official information? |
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| Classified and Unclassified |
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| What type of information, that if divulged, while not a matter of national security, could providemextremely valuable indicators of AF Operations? |
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| The level of protection assigned to material depends on what? |
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| The level of damage, which could occur if unclass info gets into unauthorized hands. |
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| Disclosure of this information will cause some damage to national security. |
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| What are threats to Information Security properties? |
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| Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability |
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| With regards to COMSEC, what is the preparation, transmission, or processing of information by electrical means? |
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| What is the science of trying to break a coding system so that the information can be revealed to an unauthorized user? |
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| What is the use of coding systems? |
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| What category or sub-section of COMSEC includes not only creating a highly secure encryption system, but also using it properly? |
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| What results from physical measures needed to safeguard classified equipment, material, and information from access by unauthorized users? |
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| Physical Security of COMSEC Material & Info |
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| COMSEC equipment assumes what level of classification? |
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| The same as whatever is loaded into it |
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| Who do you report COMSEC insecurities to? |
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What is the principle behind digital computers? a)Hex Concept b)Binary Concept c)Decimal Concept |
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| There are different types of transmission lines, but this is the most common. |
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How many different symbols is the decimal system based on? |
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"Place" refers to the position of the symbol with respect to the ________? |
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| What numbering system is the basis for a computer's capability to do work? |
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| According to the information theory, what is the smallest unit of recognizable information? |
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| What are the two symbols that the binary numbering system is based on? |
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| What unit do computers use to represent a character such as a letter, number, or typographic symbol? |
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| What are the abbreviations for a byte and bits? |
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| How many parts are there in the decimal and binary numbering system? |
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| In the binary system, what is the point that divides the whole & the fractional portion of a number? |
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| What is the radix of the hex numbering system? |
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What is the conversion? 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 1(2) 1101001(2) = 105(10) |
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Binary to Decimal (Addition Method) |
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| What is the conversion? 28 27 26 25 24 23 22 21 20 256 128 64 32 16 8 4 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0(2) 196(10) = 1101001(2) |
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Decimal to Binary (Subtraction Method) |
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What is the Conversion? 23 22 21 20 23 22 21 20 23 22 21 20 23 22 21 20 8 4 2 1 8 4 2 1 8 4 2 1 8 4 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 1(2) F 6 B 7 (16) 1111011010110111(2) = F6B7(16) |
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What is the Conversion? 23 22 21 20 23 22 21 20 23 22 21 20 23 22 21 20 8 4 2 1 8 4 2 1 8 4 2 1 8 4 2 1 F F C A (16) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0(2) FFCA(16) = 1111111111001010(2) |
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What is the Conversion? 163 162 161 160 4096 256 16 1 1 F 1 1F1(16) = 497(10) |
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