Fy13 Isr Training 101 Exam
Questions and Answers
- 1.
ISR Overview What are the three major components for which ISR will collect data?
- A.
Performance, Cost, and Manpower
- B.
Infrastructure, Natural Infrastructure, and Services
- C.
Current Year, Historical, and Historical Multi-year
- D.
Quality, Condition, and Cost
Correct Answer
B. Infrastructure, Natural Infrastructure, and ServicesExplanation
ISR, or Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance, collects data for three major components: Infrastructure, Natural Infrastructure, and Services. This means that ISR operations gather information about the physical structures and systems, such as buildings, roads, and power grids, as well as the natural environment, such as terrain and weather conditions. Additionally, ISR also focuses on collecting data about services provided, such as communication networks and transportation systems. By collecting data on these three components, ISR enables decision-makers to have a comprehensive understanding of the operational environment.Rate this question:
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- 2.
ISR is an Army-wide program that collects ARNG, USAR, IMCOM, and AMC data.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The explanation for the given correct answer is that ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) is indeed an Army-wide program that collects data from various sources such as ARNG (Army National Guard), USAR (United States Army Reserve), IMCOM (Installation Management Command), and AMC (Army Materiel Command). This program aims to gather information and intelligence from different components of the Army to enhance situational awareness and decision-making capabilities. Therefore, the statement "ISR is an Army-wide program that collects ARNG, USAR, IMCOM, and AMC data" is true.Rate this question:
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- 3.
Where can information regarding the OACSIM ISR suspense dates, a list of ISR reporting organizations, ISR reporting requirements, and the ISR Change Management Process be found?
- A.
ISR Homepage and the Annual Tasking Memorandum
- B.
ISRWeb Data Input Module
- C.
ISRWeb Administration Module
- D.
ISRWeb Command Viewer
Correct Answer
A. ISR Homepage and the Annual Tasking MemorandumExplanation
The information regarding the OACSIM ISR suspense dates, a list of ISR reporting organizations, ISR reporting requirements, and the ISR Change Management Process can be found on the ISR Homepage and the Annual Tasking Memorandum. These sources are likely to provide comprehensive information and guidance on ISR reporting and management processes.Rate this question:
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- 4.
Component-Specific Overviews ISR-I measures the following EXCEPT:
- A.
Condition of an asset (cost to improve asset in relation to replacement value)
- B.
The Energy Profile for selected building category codes
- C.
How well an asset supports the tenant’s mission
- D.
Service costs for the service performed in each facility
Correct Answer
D. Service costs for the service performed in each facilityExplanation
The correct answer is service costs for the service performed in each facility. The other options mentioned in the question are all aspects that ISR-I measures, such as the condition of an asset, the energy profile for selected building category codes, and how well an asset supports the tenant's mission. However, ISR-I does not measure the service costs for the service performed in each facility.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What is the highest grouping (not by size) within the ISR-I hierarchy?
- A.
Category
- B.
Category Code
- C.
Facility Category Group
- D.
Facility Class
Correct Answer
D. Facility ClassExplanation
Within the ISR-I hierarchy, the highest grouping is the Facility Class. This means that the facilities are classified into different classes based on certain criteria. The Facility Class grouping is higher than the Facility Category Group, which is higher than the Category Code, and finally higher than the Category.Rate this question:
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- 6.
ISR-I automatically calculates the following ratings (select all that apply):
- A.
Commander’s Readiness Rating
- B.
Mission Support Rating
- C.
Quality Rating
- D.
Asset Composite Index
Correct Answer(s)
B. Mission Support Rating
C. Quality Rating
D. Asset Composite IndexExplanation
ISR-I, which stands for Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance-Integration, automatically calculates the Mission Support Rating, Quality Rating, and Asset Composite Index. These ratings are important for evaluating the effectiveness and efficiency of intelligence operations. The Mission Support Rating assesses the level of support provided to missions, while the Quality Rating measures the accuracy and reliability of intelligence products. The Asset Composite Index combines multiple factors to evaluate the overall performance and capability of intelligence assets. These ratings help in identifying areas of improvement and making informed decisions for intelligence operations.Rate this question:
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- 7.
Check all of the ways you can get help with an ISR-related question or issue:
- A.
ISR Connect Button located on the ISR Website and ISR AKO site
- B.
Component Lead POC (contact information located on the ISR Website)
- C.
ACSIM ISR HelpLine Email – [email protected]
- D.
ACSIM ISR HelpLine at commercial (855) 280-2518
Correct Answer(s)
A. ISR Connect Button located on the ISR Website and ISR AKO site
C. ACSIM ISR HelpLine Email – [email protected]
D. ACSIM ISR HelpLine at commercial (855) 280-2518Explanation
The correct answer includes three options: the ISR Connect Button located on the ISR Website and ISR AKO site, ACSIM ISR HelpLine Email – [email protected], and ACSIM ISR HelpLine at commercial (855) 280-2518. These are all different ways in which someone can seek help with an ISR-related question or issue. The ISR Connect Button allows users to connect directly with support on the ISR Website and ISR AKO site. The ACSIM ISR HelpLine Email and phone number provide additional channels for individuals to contact the help line for assistance.Rate this question:
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- 8.
ISR-I collects data for the current quarter of the fiscal year (e.g. FY14 Q1 data is collected during FY14 Q1). How does ISR-S (Performance) data collection differ?
- A.
They do not differ; ISR-I and ISR-S (Performance) are the same
- B.
ISR-S (Performance) data are requirements estimates for the next quarter
- C.
ISR-S (Performance) reports data for the previous quarter (e.g. FY14 Q2 data is collected during FY14 Q3)during FY14 Q3)
- D.
ISR-S (Performance) data are unrelated to the fiscal year
Correct Answer
C. ISR-S (Performance) reports data for the previous quarter (e.g. FY14 Q2 data is collected during FY14 Q3)during FY14 Q3)Explanation
ISR-S (Performance) data collection differs from ISR-I in that ISR-S reports data for the previous quarter. This means that the data collected during FY14 Q3 would be for FY14 Q2. In contrast, ISR-I collects data for the current quarter of the fiscal year. Therefore, ISR-S and ISR-I are not the same, and ISR-S (Performance) data collection focuses on reporting data from the previous quarter.Rate this question:
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- 9.
ISR-S measures all of the following EXCEPT:
- A.
Quality of standard services performed within a reporting organization
- B.
Cost of standard services performed within a reporting organization
- C.
Functional capability of standard services performed within a reporting organization
- D.
Resources consumed in the performance of standard base support services within a reporting organization
Correct Answer
C. Functional capability of standard services performed within a reporting organizationExplanation
The ISR-S (Installation Status Report-Sustainment) measures various aspects of standard services performed within a reporting organization, including the quality, cost, and resources consumed. However, it does not measure the functional capability of these services. This means that while the ISR-S evaluates the effectiveness, efficiency, and resource utilization of standard services, it does not specifically assess their functional capabilities or performance in terms of meeting specific requirements or objectives.Rate this question:
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- 10.
ISR Natural Infrastructure collects data on a quarterly basis.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The given statement is false because ISR Natural Infrastructure collects data on a quarterly basis.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Modules What roles should an ISR Manager request? (Select all that apply)
- A.
User Administrator
- B.
Validator / Approver (depending if the reporting organization certifies)
- C.
Historical Data
- D.
Commander / Resource Manager
Correct Answer(s)
A. User Administrator
B. Validator / Approver (depending if the reporting organization certifies)
C. Historical DataExplanation
An ISR Manager should request the roles of User Administrator, Validator / Approver (depending if the reporting organization certifies), and Historical Data. These roles are important for managing and overseeing the ISR system. The User Administrator role allows the manager to have administrative control over user accounts and permissions. The Validator / Approver role is necessary for reviewing and approving ISR reports, ensuring accuracy and compliance. The Historical Data role enables the manager to access and analyze past ISR data for trend analysis and decision-making. The Commander / Resource Manager role is not mentioned as a role that an ISR Manager should request.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Where within the ISRWeb Application can a user request to modify his roles?
- A.
Data Input Module
- B.
View My Account
- C.
Ad Hoc Query Wizard
- D.
Command Viewer
Correct Answer
B. View My AccountExplanation
Within the ISRWeb Application, a user can request to modify his roles by accessing the "View My Account" section. This section allows the user to view and manage their account details, including their roles within the application. By navigating to this section, the user can request any necessary modifications to their roles.Rate this question:
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- 13.
In order to request an ISRWeb account, you must have:
- A.
Permission from your immediate supervisor for your account
- B.
A security clearance, as ISR is a Classified system
- C.
A valid Common Access Card (CAC)
Correct Answer
C. A valid Common Access Card (CAC)Explanation
A valid Common Access Card (CAC) is required to request an ISRWeb account. This suggests that the CAC serves as a form of identification and authentication for accessing the system. It is likely that the CAC contains personal information and credentials that are necessary for verifying the user's identity and granting them access to the classified system. Without a valid CAC, the user would not be able to prove their identity and therefore would not be eligible for an ISRWeb account.Rate this question:
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- 14.
Who has access to the System Administration option?
- A.
Evaluator
- B.
Approver
- C.
User Administrator
- D.
Commander
Correct Answer
C. User AdministratorExplanation
The User Administrator has access to the System Administration option. This role is responsible for managing user accounts, permissions, and settings within the system. They have the authority to make changes to the system configuration and handle administrative tasks related to user management. The User Administrator plays a crucial role in maintaining the overall security and functionality of the system.Rate this question:
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- 15.
The user is able to view data with the User Administrator role.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The given statement is false. The user is not able to view data with the User Administrator role.Rate this question:
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- 16.
Which of these are the three ISRWeb modules?
- A.
Data Input, Command Viewer, and Administration
- B.
Command Viewer, User Roles, and Administrator
- C.
Approver, User Roles, and Analysis
- D.
Administration, Trends, and Data
Correct Answer
A. Data Input, Command Viewer, and AdministrationExplanation
The three ISRWeb modules are Data Input, Command Viewer, and Administration. These modules are responsible for different functions within the ISRWeb system. The Data Input module allows users to input data into the system, the Command Viewer module allows users to view and manage commands, and the Administration module allows users to manage user roles and perform administrative tasks.Rate this question:
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- 17.
The Data Input Module allows the user to:
- A.
Enter Data and Comments
- B.
View Trends and Analysis
- C.
Approve User Roles
- D.
Request New Roles
Correct Answer
A. Enter Data and CommentsExplanation
The correct answer is "Enter Data and Comments" because the Data Input Module is designed to provide a platform for users to input and record data, as well as add any relevant comments or notes. This module allows users to enter information into the system, which can then be used for analysis, reporting, and decision-making purposes. Other functionalities mentioned in the options, such as viewing trends and analysis, approving user roles, and requesting new roles, are not related to the primary purpose of the Data Input Module.Rate this question:
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- 18.
On a scale of 1 to 5, with 1 being very unhelpful and 5 being very helpful, rate how helpful you found ISR 101 training to be as a tool to facilitate a broad understanding of the ISR program and system.
- A.
1
- B.
2
- C.
3
- D.
4
- E.
5
Correct Answer
E. 5Explanation
The given answer of 5 suggests that the respondent found the ISR 101 training to be very helpful as a tool to facilitate a broad understanding of the ISR program and system. This indicates that the training provided comprehensive and valuable information, enabling the respondent to grasp the concepts and functionalities of the ISR program effectively.Rate this question:
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- 19.
Please provide any comments or suggestions on how we can improve ISR 101 Introductory training.
- 20.
Every reporting organization needs someone with the following roles EXCEPT:
- A.
User Administrator
- B.
Validator
- C.
Approver / Commander
- D.
View Only
Correct Answer(s)
B. Validator
D. View OnlyExplanation
The roles of a User Administrator, Approver/Commander, and View Only are all necessary in a reporting organization. A User Administrator is responsible for managing user accounts and access rights. An Approver/Commander reviews and approves reports before they are finalized. A View Only role allows individuals to access and view reports without making any changes. However, a Validator role is not necessary as it is redundant with the Approver/Commander role. Both roles involve reviewing and approving reports, so having both would be redundant and inefficient.Rate this question:
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- 21.
The Commander approves data for the following components (Select all that apply).
- A.
ISR Services (Cost)
- B.
ISR Services (Performance)
- C.
ISR Infrastructure
- D.
ISR Natural Infrastructure
Correct Answer(s)
A. ISR Services (Cost)
B. ISR Services (Performance)
C. ISR Infrastructure
D. ISR Natural InfrastructureExplanation
The Commander approves data for ISR Services (Cost) because it is important to consider the financial aspect of these services. The Commander also approves data for ISR Services (Performance) to ensure that the services are meeting the required standards and objectives. Additionally, the Commander approves data for ISR Infrastructure as it is crucial to have a reliable and efficient infrastructure in place for ISR operations. Lastly, the Commander approves data for ISR Natural Infrastructure to understand the impact of natural resources and environmental factors on ISR activities.Rate this question:
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- 22.
A user with a User Administrator role is able to approve ISR Data for her reporting organization when the Commander is not available.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
A user with a User Administrator role is not able to approve ISR Data for her reporting organization when the Commander is not available.Rate this question:
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