Are you SCWCD certified? How are the type of questions? can you share your experience?
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You can see some sample SCWCD questions on this website.\nhttp://www.certgear.com/products/preview/scwcd/index.html\n\n"Free SCWCD Certification Practice Questions ..."
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Hum Ho\n\nCheck the page below\nhttp://www.scdl.net/\ngo to courses, u will find ur course\n\n& call them
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OK, I love topics like this, I'm sorry to  say that you cant get courses like these free on line but, you can be sign up to take this course on line, for the girl above me, he already stressed the abbreviation of CMA, (my God) try to go under "on line courses in(what ever state you live in)" because... you may want to chose wisely which school is accredited and if the job you are going to get will honor your certification, mean in hope that the school is not bogus, tech school.com too will help. Good Luck!
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Have you been here yet?\n\nhttp://www.w3schools.com/tags/default.asp\n\nGood Luck!
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of course they are a requirement. would you hire a mechanic that has a background in basket-weeving? go to http://www.mcmcse.com/ and check it out. most comprehensive site about IT certifications on the net.
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You may want to contact one of Wyeth Carolina’s FAT Team Members.\n\n"Teaming up for FAT and SAT\n\nWyeth’s team worked closely with Wilco at every point in the project’s development life cycle, from the project scope and User Requirement Specifications (URS) stage up to the Qualification Process (Commissioning, IQ, OQ, PQ). For both parties, the goals were an implementation that would achieve consistent, reproducible readings, and that was 99.99% certain to reject any vials with air ingress. Factory Acceptance and Site Acceptance Tests (FAT, SAT) provided the grounds for the machine’s development phases and performance evaluation.\n\nThe Factory Acceptance Test (FAT) was written with the development process in mind. No historical data were available for these particular inspection criteria. Set point development was a critical part of the FAT process. Normally, a FAT is conducted entirely against the function and design documents designed to meet the URS.\n\nIn this case, though, since the product’s launch date was fast approaching, development had to occur within the FAT framework. This process succeeded, as all design and function tests were carried out.\n\nAs material handling tests began, data were gathered in parallel. This approach allowed the FAT team (with Wilco technician’s support) to use equipment time most effectively. It also eased the transition into performance testing. These tests were specifically designed to make use of some development data, and yet challenge the system based on the configuration settings as they’d been developed.\n\nDue to time constraints, the machine was shipped and installed before conclusion of the FAT. This qualification process carried forward from the initial FAT through an on-site FAT/SAT/commissioning after the installation. Additional adjustments were made upon installation, for completion of the FAT requirements.\n\nIncorporating IQ, OQ, and PQ test similarity into the FAT allowed the system to be challenged against validation type testing while at the manufacturing vendor’s location.\n\nWyeth Carolina’s FAT team included staff from engineering, technology, and maintenance departments. Wyeth ensured that these personnel fully understood the Wilco system and, thus, that PQ improvements had been incorporated during the FAT, so the on-site commissioning, qualification and validation exercises were completed efficiently and within the project’s timeframe. Close teamwork helped make the project a success.\n\nNow that the PAT installation is up and running at Carolina, data from the system will be continuously evaluated to verify the equipment’s performance. We are confident that this use of PAT will help our site maintain product quality, and customer service as well."
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I went to Job Corps. I was in Business/Clerical trade where I learned to type. Among other things I got my high school diploma from the local high school. This looks better on my resume than GED. I took a couple of college classes that they paid for but they refused to pay for any more. That's a sore spot with me :(\n\nI also learned a lot of things that I didn't imagine I would learn at Job Corps. I learned how much I could drink without dying of alcohol poisoning. I learned how to handle my liquor. I learned how to roll a joint. I learned that there's all types of guys and you can't judge a book by its cover. I learned what love is (kinda). I learned that sometimes you have to put up with a whole lotta crap from staff and students to get the ultimate goal of education but it's worth it in the end. Going off campus for weekend passes helped me a lot. I didn't go home much but I begged my friends to take me home with them. I can't tell you how much I learned from this. I learned how I don't want to live in poverty like my friends did. If you need someone to talk to I would love to listen. My yahoo ID is i2cu8122000
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I've "witched" water before, but it is a questionable method.  I got 2 two foot long bronze brazing wires from a welder, bent them into equal sized "L"s....not everybody can do it, but you can try it over municipal water lines to see if it works for you.  I am a scientific person generally, but it does work...there is something to it.  be careful to hold them lose but level...go back and forth different directions...if you get a hit, try it from a different direction...don't let your sub-conscience mind take over and try to fool you.  there are times for me that I could not stop the crossing of the wires the indication was so strong.  The method is questionable because there is no depth meter on the wires and it could be anything, like differential density of the sub ground causing it...it could be water or something else.  I have heard of "witching" graves because of the differential density I suppose.
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Depending on which platform you need your software to run, check out HotScripts for various quiz engines they have. A certification test would be a multiple-choice or fill-in-the-blank quiz.
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There are quite a few online training certification sites. I can't recommend any one to you, so I'd suggest searching for some, then looking for reviews about them, along with queries to the Better Business Bureau and perhaps a query to whoever administers the cerification you're looking for to see if they're certified to train the curriculum.\n\nThat said, in addition to any online course you take, you will benefit greatly from having a couple of computers handy that you can set up in a network at home, and play with to test different configurations. The certifications are meant to work with existing experience in the field, and there is no substitute for actually applying what you'll learn in the course onto an actual test network.
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Ask other people who have gone there.\nDo they have a pass gaurantee?\nCan you test on site?
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Hi,\n\nI did the SCJA exam mid 2005 when it first came out. The exam covers just the basics of J2SE and J2EE, and does not require as much technical knowledge as the SCJP exam.\n\nI would suggest that you refer to Sun's website for details on the exam (click the certification link). There you can can get details of exactly what you will be tested on.\n\nThe links provided by the other answer above will definately help you as there are tutorials, sample papers,  etc on those sites.\n\nI would advise you to study as though you were going to take the SCJP exam, and do the sample papers on those sites for SCJP.\n\nYou might want to check out this site for tutorials, etc: http://www.javacamp.org/index.html
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The tests are tough. Networking experience may or may not be a +. The questions are tricky and built around "Microsoft MOD curriculum" If you know the answers 'BILL' wants you'll do fine, if you know networking in any other form you probably will not pass. Best bet is buy one of the MCSE study preps & memorize it. The Official MOD is available from MS and has all of the answers the way they want them.\nYou don't say where you are so it's hard to guess how much it costs to test. Again try MS  for better info.
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i am working as SE in networking domain.Feature of the n/w field is very good.now a days Internet is penetrating more as compaired to other domains.i think it's better to complete your MCA.In the mean while you can opt for certification exams like CCNA,CCNP,CCIE etc.if u want to enter n/w industry it is better to have CCNA at least.CCNP prefered and CCIE promices GOOD JOB + HIGH SALARY.
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why the hell do u need to know.....! kiddin...dnt have any idea but  maybe this helps...-\nwww.runco.com/image/wsr_csms_story.pdf
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Goto\n\nhttp://certification.about.com/cs/sampletests/a/mcse70290.htm
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How refreshing. Someone with a credible degree asking an honest question on these teenager boards.\n\nGoogle it and use your engineering brain to come to a conclusion.