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From: Dom on 14 Aug 2007 04:22 I'm considering going for Certification. Any feedback from people about this? My var may let me for-go the training and just sit the exam. I'm fairly confident that I'll know the content. Does anyone have some pop-questions that may appear or give me an indication if I should do the training. (I've been using SWx since ver. 2003 and mainly do mechanical design.) Cheers, Dominic.
From: TOP on 14 Aug 2007 07:10 Go for it. It can have advantages. TOP
From: Sam on 14 Aug 2007 08:13 "My var may let me for-go the training " I dont believe attending any training is a requirement for taking the test. If your VAR says you must attend their training sessions in order to take the test I believe they are being less than honest. I used sw for about 2-3 years before passing the test (started on 98, took test on 2000 or 2001+) and still to this day I have never attended any var training. This is not an answer to your question but thought I would mention it anyway. Sam
From: pete on 14 Aug 2007 10:16 I am not a var, but.... I would do the training, not only to get a higher pass rate, but you "may" even learn something new. I say this because, you started on 2003 and "may" not be aware, of all of the new functions that have appeared in subsequent releases. Have you done much surfacing work? I do mechanical design too and have never needed surfacing to complete my goals. What if there are questions or tasks that include surfacing? Does the exam include add-ins? Before the flamers burn me, (I have not taken the exam, though I would love too), but I remember the college lecturer stating that no radio questions are in the exam and 70% of the class failed because of it, not me, cause I like radio! OMG, that was years ago!, lol "Dom" <dominic.vrolijks(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:1187079775.018140.97170(a)i38g2000prf.googlegroups.com... > I'm considering going for Certification. Any feedback from people > about this? My var may let me for-go the training and just sit the > exam. I'm fairly confident that I'll know the content. Does anyone > have some pop-questions that may appear or give me an indication if I > should do the training. (I've been using SWx since ver. 2003 and > mainly do mechanical design.) > > Cheers, Dominic. >
From: FlowerPot on 14 Aug 2007 06:46
Dom wrote: > I'm considering going for Certification. Any feedback from people > about this? My var may let me for-go the training and just sit the > exam. I'm fairly confident that I'll know the content. Does anyone > have some pop-questions that may appear or give me an indication if I > should do the training. (I've been using SWx since ver. 2003 and > mainly do mechanical design.) > > Cheers, Dominic. > Name 3 history dependent items that you can find in an assembly tree. Daisy. -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |