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should I revise Part I before Part II ?

 
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It has been a long time since I appeared in SCEA Part I.I am planning for Part II.
What are the topics that I should revise (from part I) before going for Part II and III?

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Do you think that it would be OK if I can go through the Cade�s case study only.
 
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I think you should be alright proceeding straight into Part II. The two sections aren't exactly directly connected - Part I covers the technologies that are included in J2EE and Part II is a practical design project. While it helps, certainly, to be familiar with all of the technologies you studied for Part I, you can utilize any full-release version of J2EE for designing the solution, and hence, you might choose instead to use more up-to-date technologies rather than those covered by the earlier multiple-choice exam.
 
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