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passed SCEA 97%

 
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Test: Sun Certified Enterprise Architect for Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition Technology Part II (310-061)
Date Taken: 2005-07-31 22:00:56.937
Registration Number: ******
Site: ***
Grade: P
Score: 97
Comment: This report shows the total points that could have been awarded in each section and the actual amount of points you were awarded. This information is provided in order to give you feedback on your relative strengths on a section basis. The maximum number of points you could have received is 100, minimum to pass is 70. Class Diagram (44 maximum) .......................... 43 Component Diagram (44 maximum) ...................... 42 Sequence/Colloboration Diagrams (12 maximum) ........ 12

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hi, Thanks to everyone here in this forum. I got my result today and its 97%.
I love my score ...

Thanks

william
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Congrats! That's a great score!
 
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Great score indeed, sys,

Can you share us your preparation and/or notes.

Thanx,

Ronald
 
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Congrats, great score!



Regards,
 
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Congrats!!

How many classes in your class diagram? Did you provide attributes and method names of the classes? Did you change the multiplicity of the BDM? How many components in your components diagram? Did you follow Cade's book for the assignment? Thanks.
 
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Hi, Thanks all of you.
How many classes in your class diagram?
I got around 27-30 classes
Did you provide attributes and method names of the classes?
yes
you change the multiplicity of the BDM?
No
How many components in your components diagram?
around 60-70 components
Did you follow Cade's book for the assignment?
partialy, I followed core j2ee patterns, petstore, sun blue prints
 
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For Ronald,
for Part II and III there is no notes. But to understand
go through the
1. Sun Blueprints petstore example
2. Core J2ee patterns
3. UML books

Part III is the answers to ur design. so if you do part II
you can find part III easy.

Actually, certification is a process, if you go through with it you will
gain the knowledge that will help you in ur work, nothing else.
 
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Thanks,

Ronald
 
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Hi Sys

Please read the scenario below:
A flight (UA 147) has the route A-->B-->C-->D, a customer books the segemnt
B-->D. I define a leg as a flight between two contiguous airports.
Usually, airlines manage seat allocation in a seat inventory, they track seat usage per LEG.Seats are allocated to each leg of the flight.
My question: Do you think that i should represent this seat tracking mechanism accurately in the class diagram or let it as an implementation details and write on some assumptions, in this case seats allocation will be modeled at the flight level and not at the leg level ?

Thankx

Marie
 
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Congrats William. How did you structure your assumptions document. I am not looking for your specific assumptions, but would like to get some ideas on the actual structure of your document.

Thanks in Advance

Terry
 
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Assumption documentation plays crucial roles. My Assumption document was
more then 1 Mb. Well I think you can structure ur document this way :

Introduction
Assumptions
Analysis

High Level Design
Application Architecture
Application Design
Application Component
Pattern Architecture

Class Diagram Assumption
Class Diagram


Sequence Diagram Assumption
Sign On
Prepare Itinerary
Change Itinerary
Price Itinerary
Pay Itinerary

Component Diagram Assumption
Component Diagram
 
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Hi Marie,
It depends ,
you can design your system from any concept. But I think
the good design should interpret everything, I mean the visibility should
be more.
Another thing, from the design, the system should be implemented. so
if possible make a clear design which will make easier for the system to implement.

thanks
william
 
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Hi All,

Its great to see this discussion.

recently i've cleared the SCEA (310-051) part-1 with 95% score.

I felt that was easy since that was a multiple choice type exam.

Now I am planning to take up the part-2 exam, but I do not have any idea of where to start from.

Can anyone here help me out to get started for the preparation?

Thanks in advance

Partha
 
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Hi William

Thankx for your reply. I agree with you that our design solution should give the developers all informations he/she needs for the easiest implementation. A clear and complete UML model, well annotated, is more explicit than hundreds of sentences.

Thankx
Regards
Marie Pierre
 
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