Time for Part 2 and 3

[Ghulam Rashid]

I cleared part 1 in may 2005 and called sun to find out whether my part 1 is still valid or not. And, I have been told yes I can proceed with Part 2 and 3. Before, start preparing 2 and 3 i need to plan. Could someone tell me how much time it will take to clear 2 and 3. Right now, I am involved in desiging and architeching and different roles in the project. My concept about UML and others topics are very much clear.

Thanks
Rashid

[Maris Orbidans]

about one month

[Santiago Urrizola]

2 or 3 month.

[Tyler Lebowski]

It depends on how much time you spend on it each day.

Step 1: Work on understanding the case study and get going on your high level architecture for a couple of hours each day for a week.

Step 2: Take one or two days off and go drink a few pints with a midget and ride your unicycle around town.

Step 3: Re-visit the problem and your solution and work on it for a couple of hours every day for another couple of weeks.

Step 4: Go to Step 2

Step 5: Pull an "all-nighter" and revise most of your solution radically and then submit it

Step 6: Take Part 3 without preparing for it at all - perhaps even a pint or two before taking it will most likely help.

Step 7: Get back on your unicycle and meet the midget again at a pub and get all messed up.

Step 8: Ask your boss for a raise because you received your SCEA certificate and because you rode your unicycle into a small roadside stand that sells glass menageries and destroyed $1,750 worth of little Elmo figurines.

All in all, you'll spend around 40-50 hours on it. Any less and you may be too smart for the rest of us, you cheated or your documentation/presentation stinks. Any more and you should probably think about getting a job at a glass menagerie stand with guard rails around it to protect yourself from drunk SCEAs on their unicycles.