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Passed SCEA Part I

 
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Hi,
I passed SCEA part I with 95%, missed two questions in legacy connectivity. The questions did not seem to be tough, now looking forward to part II and III.

For part I , I found the following links very useful :

1.http://www.leocrawford.org.uk/work/jcea/part1/index.html#general
2.http://www.bm-one.com/Se/scea1.html
3.http://java.sun.com/reference/faqs/index.html (the FAQs on Security and
internationalization were useful).

In addition to these, I studied the notes by Chris.
I had Cade and Barabara books but did not find them that much useful other than the highlighted portion of the Cade book at the end of each chapter.

Thanks,
Surajit
 
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Congratulations, Surajit!!!
 
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Congrats Surajit, great score!



Regards,
 
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Congrats Surajet,
You'll find the case study in cades book useful for part 2.
Ray
 
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