1.

The success of your training is up to

1. you.

2. your company.

3. your supervisor.

4. all of the above

2.

OJT stands for

1. occupational job training.

2. on-the-job training.

3. occupational joint training.

4. none of the above

3.

Mentoring is

1. guidance and assistance by a more experienced technician.

2. a form of on-the-job training.

3. classroom training by more experienced members of your group.

4. a form of correspondence training.

4.

CCST stands for

1. Certified Control Service Technician.

2. Certified Contract Service Technician.

3. Certified Control System Technician.

4. none of the above

5.

Experience can be divided into two areas, information learned and

1. work.

2. skills learned.

3. time on the job.

4. mistakes made.

1.

D. all of the above

2.

B. on-the-job training.

3.

A. guidance and assistance by a more experienced technician.

4.

C. Certified Control System Technician.

5.

B. skills learned.

1.

Failures that occur early in an electronic instrument's life are

1. infant mortality failures

2. wear-out failure.

3. common-cause failure.

4. systematic failure.

2.

Software failures are

1. systematic failures.

2. not random.

3. decrease over time.

4. all of the above

3.

Mean-time-between-failures (MTBF) is

1. the same as mean-time-to-failure.

2. a measure of reliability of a repairable instrument.

3. how long an instrument will last.

4. none of the above

4.

Systematic failures are

1. the same as common-cause failures.

2. failures in the useful life of an instrument.

3. due to human error.

4. the same as functional failures.

5.

Common-cause failures are due to

1. human errors.

2. failure of a shared or common element in a redundant system.

3. multiple failures in a system...