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passed my SCEA part II - Attention moderator

 
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Hi,
I passed my SCEA part II (with 90%, which doesn't matter), although I was not an active member of this group and did not contributed anything so far but this group provided my good guidance.

I am thankful to everybody especially "Nelson Karan" and his posting
"I failed scea part 2: time to learn from mistakes"

[URL=https://coderanch.com/t/154862/java-Architect-SCEA/certification/failed-scea-part-time-learn]

I would request the moderator of this forum to make this as sticky and keep this on the top of the forum as this will provide very valuable information to them who are preparing for part II


The posting done by Nelson is providing a kind of checklist.

Thanks all and Thanks a lot Nelson.
 
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well done - 90% is a good score

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congratulations
 
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Congratulations and thanks a lot for the link!
 
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Congrats. Waiting for your part III result.

Cheers
 
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Congratulations!!!
 
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Great Job my friend!
Thanks a lot for the info provided. I would like now to make you the famous serie of questions everybody ask (if you do not mind)

1) How many classes does you class diagram have? Is it implementation independent? Did you include members and methods?
2) How many component does you component diagram have? Did you include all JSPs pages? Just one big component diagram or split up by modules?
3) Are all your diagrams heavily commented?
4) Which tool did you use to model your solution?

Thanks a lot!
 
saurabh suman
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Here is the answers to you questions:

1) How many classes does you class diagram have? Is it implementation independent? Did you include members and methods?

Ans: I used arround 14 classes in class diagram.
Classes do not include member or methods and were implemetation independent (more or less) but I used some control classes and facades

2) How many component does you component diagram have? Did you include all JSPs pages? Just one big component diagram or split up by modules?

Ans: I had two component digrams(for search & payment ) each of which is extension of class diagram. I included all the jsp pages as well as thik client.

3) Are all your diagrams heavily commented?

I had 5-6 comment tags in each of the diagram (class and components) but those were realy useful comments so that I do not have to write down long assumption document.

4) Which tool did you use to model your solution?
I use rational for class and component diagrams and for sequence diagram I used sun one studio. The reason of choosing rational rose for component diagram as the component image in Sun one studio is not matching at all with components we normally see in the books (box with tongs) but I think you can use sun one studio for this as it is there product.

In sequence diagram i used UML2 and totally I had five sequence diagram one for sign on to make other diagram less cluttered.

In assumption document I had only 12 one liners, actually I came up with 13 one liners but I did not like the number "13" so merged two of the one liners
[ November 10, 2006: Message edited by: saurabh suman ]
 
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Great!
The precise info you provided about your assignment is very useful for me.
Thanks again
 
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