CCB stands for which of the following?

• A. Configuration Control Boards
• B. Change and Control Bureaus
• C. Configuration Committee Board
• D. Control of Configuration Baseline

Answer: (A)

Understanding how changes to the configuration baseline are governed is what this item tests. A Configuration Control Board is the group that reviews, approves, or rejects change requests to the configuration, ensuring any modification is evaluated for impact on performance, cost, schedule, and interoperability before it’s accepted. This board maintains the integrity of the baseline by gating changes through a formal process, documenting decisions, and updating the baseline and related records.

The other phrases describe either nonstandard terminology or an activity rather than the governing body. A Change and Control Bureau isn’t a recognized term, a Configuration Committee Board isn’t the standard name, and Control of Configuration Baseline refers to the act of managing changes rather than the approving body. That makes Configuration Control Board the best fit.