The Sun Certified Java Developer Exam with J2SE 5: paper version from Amazon, PDF from Apress, Online reference: Books 24x7 Personal blog
Rodrigo Cunha<br />SCJP, SCWCD, SCEA5(I)
Originally posted by Rodrigo Cunha:
Hello Jeff,
any news on this so far? could you please post here any reply you might get in your email?
thanks in advance,
Rodrigo
Originally posted by Jeff Walker:
Nobody sent me any private email on this topic. Just the one reply on this forum from Selina Tan above. (Thank you for that, Selina).
Regards,
-jeff
Rodrigo Cunha<br />SCJP, SCWCD, SCEA5(I)
SCEA part I,TOGAF Foundation
Originally posted by Ayub ali khan:
If we purchase the Sun exam. Can we practice it multiple times ? or is the access only once ?
Regards
Ayub
Originally posted by Rodrigo Cunha:
Well, I went ahead and acquired the epractice, my personal opinion on it would definetly be.. weak! Even if you haven't gone over the subject for a specific question, you are easily able to tell the right answer by eliminating the wrong ones (which were real out of scope.. by not saying nonsenses).
Just hope the whizlabs mock exam won't let us down.
anyone who took the real exam would have a different opinion on this?
Originally posted by Jeff Walker:
Rodrigo,
this is most worrisome! If the 'official' practice exam from Sun is weak as you say, then it is of dubious value. I would like to reiterate my (untested) opinion, that the SCEA5 exam part I is noticeably harder than the older SCEA Part I exam.
Test-takers beware..it is a tough exam, as it should be, to have any value.
Congrats to all who have passed.
-jeff
Rodrigo Cunha<br />SCJP, SCWCD, SCEA5(I)
Originally posted by Rodrigo Cunha:
Jeff,
I'm gonna go over this topic and review my opinion after I take the test (which I haven't so far.. still preparing).
One of the things that I deeply missed on the epractice was a more accurate explanation of the aswers provided.. you'll see things like..
choice A is correct
choice B,C,D are not correct because they don't address the requirements
ok, I believe they could at least have gone over the technologies mentioned on the wrong alternatives and explain why they don't address the requirements (some of them were really doubtful).
just my 2 cents on this
regards
Swapnil S. Sonawane<br /> <br />B.Tech (Expected May 2009)<br />Computer Science, NIT Durgapur, India<br />SCJA 1.0
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