[en] Three different nucleonic analyses of the Fusion Engineering Device inboard-shield/toroidal-field coil magnet configuration have been performed using the one- and two-dimensional discrete-ordinates codes ONEDANT and TRIDENT-CTR. The three calculational models considered were a one-dimensional cylindrical geometry model with a spatially uniform source, a two-dimensional (r,z) model with a spatially uniform source, and the same two-dimensional model but with a spatially dependent source which is representative of the expected spatial generation of 14-MeV neutrons in a poloidal cross section through the plasma. Each of the calculational models extended inboard to include both the inboard shield and the toroidal-field coil magnet and also to include enough of the outboard shield to obtain a realistic representation of the albedo from that shield. Results of these calculations are intercompared and are used to evaluate the inboard-shield design through a comparison with design criteria for the inboard toroidal-field coil magnet