Please help on Part-II

[Shrikanth Sreenivasan]

I have 2 years of experience in java/j2ee development.
I am clear about Part I. But, I am clue-less about the procedure of Part-II. I know it is an assignment exam. But, what does it mean really? I am sorry if my question is silly, but i dont have place to ask, other than this.

I gone through sun site and other guide lines but no idea on how to take Part -II. Whether we have to go to any exam center and do project? Please some body explain me in layman language, in detail. I will be very much grateful to you.

[Tyler Lebowski]

http://www.sun.com/training/catalog/courses/CX-310-300A.xml

[Pawan Shrivastava]

Hi Shrikanth,

To be honest, i don't see much point in clearing this exam for you, as you have just 2 years of experinnce. Even though you may clear the exam by reading books but you will not be able to design properly and moreover i don't think companies will accept you as TA with only 2-3 years of experince. Perhaps you shall look for programmer's exam.

Regards
Pawan
[ June 28, 2007: Message edited by: Pawan Shrivastava ]

[D.R.Vinayak]

what is the minimum experience one should have so that he can become TA.
after completing SCWCD if i go for SCEA then what is the scope.
I have 1 year of exp in j2ee.

[Pawan Shrivastava]

hi Vinayak,

It depends on to the person, In India if you stay in a company for 4-5 years you can become PM / TA etc. But do you have enough knowledge to eexcute a project successfully?
Look at the adverts for TA and see how much experinece they ask for. Atleast here in UK if you want to join a good company (not an indian company) you need very solid 8-10 years or even more experinece to become TA.

Pawan

[D.R.Vinayak]

Thanks for your guidence
can you please tell me what will be good for me after SCWCD.

[dinesh pande]

You have the choice of SCBCD,SCDJWS,SCEA exams from Sun and numerous other exams from other Vendors.

What will be good for you is something you will know better, based on your experience and where you want to go. (OR) if you are clueless (like me), just take one after the other (there is no particular order once you have cleared SCJP).

Thinking about the future is good. But if it were me, I will first pass what is at hand (in your case SCWCD), before worrying too much about other exams. Good luck with your SCWCD.