Stephen Hosking
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"I passed the test about a month ago (77%).
I have not even programmed in OO stuff for more than a year, never mind OOAD.
My first intro to OOAD was 3 months ago. Reading the Fowler book again and again was the best preparation. Also I read the Larman book once for more detail, but the Fowler is the one to know.
Some other facts: I never got more than 70% on the sample test.
I found the sample one much more vague. I am of average intelligence!"
Actually, I wish this was me, but it isn't. FYC I have reposted this from the thread "Who writes Use Cases".
It looks like the Fowler book is the one to get. I have been doing OOP and OOAD for 10 years, (more or less), and can't get more than 70% in the sample test.
QUESTION TO ANYONE WHO HAS TAKEN THE EXAM
The sample test has very little about specifics of UML notation, such as adornments and well-formedness of diagrams. Most of the questions relate to the process, and to difficult design decisions. Is the real exam like this?
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