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Originally posted by Douglas Kent:
I took a week calendar time, 40 hours or so actual work time, to complete the project. The score was not the best--I think one reason was that I left out user state tracking discussion, so make sure you cover how to do this in your discussion. On to the next cert!
Good luck all,
Doug (SCJP, SCJD, SCEA)
79% and on to the next cert? are you collecting these things like baseball cards? maybe if you took a little longer than 1 week you would have gotten a better score. what is the hurry?
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Originally posted by Abadula Joshi:
Posted by Tom,
Tom, I think 40 hours on it is a good deal for the certification. If he has more meaningful and chanllenging real world project waiting for him to work on, I don't see any point of spending another extra 1 hour on the SCEA "mini" project.
Abadula
SCJP/SCJD/SCWCD/SCEA
Ashish Sureka<br /><a href="http://www.ashish-sureka.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">www.ashish-sureka.com</a>
79% and on to the next cert? are you collecting these things like baseball cards? maybe if you took a little longer than 1 week you would have gotten a better score. what is the hurry?
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Del Edwards<br />SCJP2,SCWCD,SCBCD,SCEA partI
maybe i have higher expectations than you and we have different goals wrt the scea and certifications in general.
Del Edwards<br />SCJP2,SCWCD,SCBCD,SCEA partI
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