WorksheetsRFP Guidelines Comprehension Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is a Request for Proposal (RFP)?
A company’s job application
A document asking for solutions to a problem
A detailed plan explaining how a company will complete a project
A report analyzing the results of a completed project
In this project, what is your role?
The client writing the RFP
The project manager evaluating proposals
The company responding to the RFP
The organization funding the project
How much does the written proposal contribute to the students' total course grade?
10%
20%
30%
40%
What are the minimum research requirements?
5 sources in any style
8 sources, 4 academic and 1-2 industry-related, all IEEE
10 sources, 5 academic
No sources required
How are grades assigned for the written proposal in group work?
Each group member receives an individual grade
Everyone gets the same grade unless contributions significantly differ
The team leader assigns individual grades
The instructor assigns different grades based on participation
How do the anonymous peer evaluations, which all students are required to complete at the end of the RFP project, affect grades?
They do not affect grades; everyone gets the same score
They help determine each member's contributions, which likely impact individual grades
Only the instructor decides individual grades
Peer evaluations are optional
What is the required group size?
2–3
3–5
5–7
Any size
How is individual contribution tracked?
Not tracked
Teacher guess
Turnitin drafting history + final peer evaluation
Attendance
What is the group leader responsible for?
Compiling and submitting the final proposal
Grading the group
Writing everything
Choosing topics alone
What is the required word count for this assignment?
1500–2000 words
2000–2500 words
2500–2800 words
3000–3500 words
What is recommended when choosing your RFP deliverable?
Choose randomly
Avoid research-based topics
Choose the easiest option
Use one or more group members’ Technical Report topics to develop a product supported by combined research
Can your group propose your own idea outside the given strands?
No. You can only respond with a proposal to one of the three strands
Yes, without permission
Yes, with instructor approval
What is the main goal of Strand A?
Increase university funding
Build new facilities
Make KU more environmentally sustainable
Improve student grades
Which of the following is a valid Strand A project idea?
Allowing students to open private businesses on campus
Developing a campus transportation app to promote cycling and public transport
Creating a gaming app
Writing a personal essay about the need for public transportation
What is the focus of Strand B?
Environmental sustainability
Global tourism
Business profits
Improving the KU student experience
Which of the following is a valid Strand B project?
Designing a new elective course for KU students
Developing an app to support student needs on campus
Creating a workshop series for KU students or staff
Creating a dedicated social or study space for students
All of the above
What is the goal of Strand C?
Improve KU campus only
Serve the wider UAE community
Reduce student coursework at KU
Focus only on engineering
Which of the following are valid Strand C project ideas?
Providing technology workshops for senior citizens
Creating a device to help visually impaired people navigate public spaces
Developing a community program to promote environmental awareness in the UAE
Proposing designated roads and rest areas for food delivery drivers in the UAE
All of the above
Feasibility & Project Constraints: What must be true about your proposed project?
It must be completed within 4–9 months
It must require no funding
It must already exist
What funding amount is available in the project scenario?
50,000 AED
100,000 AED
200,000 AED
No funding
