Textbook  Assignment: “Organization through  2–24. ASSIGNMENT  2 and  Administration,”   chapter  2––continued,  pages  2–16 2–1. Which  of  the  following  terms  refers to the structure of a ship defined in terms of onboard systems and equipment? 1. Configuration 2. Complement 3. Logistical  make-up 4. Weapon system 2–2. The  Ship  Configuration  and  Logistis Support  Information  System  (SCLSIS) replaced  which  of  the  following programs? 1. COSAL 2. METRL 3. SECAS 4. SEMCIP 2–3. The  weapon  systems  file/SCLSI database is maintained by the Ship’s  Parts  Control  Center  (SPCC). The  term   “weapon systems file” refers to which of the following configuration   files? 1. Parts  inventory  portion 2. Parts level 3. Component  level 4. All of the above 2–4. How often should TYCOM administrative  inspections  be expected? 1. Once  each  training  cycle 2. Once  each  overhaul  cycle 3. Only upon request by the ship’s commanding  officer IN ANSWERING QUESTIONS 2-5 THROUGH 2-9. SELECT FROM COLUMN B THE CORRECT VALIDATION/AUDIT  THAT  APPLIES  TO  THE DESCRIPTION PROVIDED IN COLUMN A. YOU  MAY USE THE RESPONSES IN COLUMN B MORE THAN ONCE. 2–5. 2–6. 2-7. 2–8. 2–9. A.  DESCRIPTIONS Sampling  valida- tion to ensure that data in the SCLSI  database is  correct Includes  follow- on  clarification audits Produces  the  ship Class  Standard Database (CSDB) Compares  equipment that is on board with what should be on board Verifies  data  being reported for new configuration  item installations B.  VALIDATION/ AUDIT 1. Baseline validation 2. Audit 3. Correction validation 4. Installa– tion  vali- dation 2–10. How often should inspections of electronic  equipment  and  digital data  equipment  be  expected? 1. Once a quarter 2. At least once during the ship’s overhaul  cycle 3. At least once during the ship’s training  cycle 4. Only when the ship’s commanding officer feels it is necessary 8