To obtain the soft exam certificate, a total score of 45 points is required, with a full score of 75 points for each subject. Therefore, do not underestimate 45 points, it is not easy to get this score in the exam. In addition, the soft exam requires one-time passing. If you fail, the score will not be retained. Therefore, you must successfully pass all subjects in one exam or you will need to retake the exam.
If a candidate only passes one of the subjects but fails the other, he or she will need to retake the exam. Therefore, it is recommended that candidates give priority to the mid- to high-level subjects of soft exams when choosing subjects to apply for, unless the individual has a clear plan or the unit has rigid requirements. These two exam subjects are the most popular and attract many candidates.
In fact, there are some secrets behind this. These two exam subjects require candidates to pass all subjects in one exam, but they have the highest passing rate. In comparison, the pass rates for other subjects are lower, so it is not recommended to take these subjects. After all, exams require time and effort, not just for fun, but in the hope of passing them first time. Although the difficulty of the mid-level and high-level items is slightly different, the difference is not significant. The more difficult part is mainly the thesis part.
Compared with other examination subjects, the intermediate and high-level examinations involve less IT knowledge, which means that even candidates who are not computer majors have the opportunity to take the examination. Relatively speaking, the threshold for the intermediate and advanced subjects is lower in terms of comprehensive knowledge, and the IT knowledge part only accounts for 25 points of the total score. Even if the candidate does not get a single point in the IT knowledge section, there is still 50 points available for the candidate, which leaves a 5-point error margin for the candidate.
Please don’t misunderstand. Although these 50 points may seem a bit difficult, the comprehensive knowledge part is a multiple-choice question that mainly tests the knowledge points in the textbook. In other words, as long as you memorize the knowledge points of this subject, you can pass the exam. In addition, the order of these 75 multiple-choice questions is based on the order of the textbook chapters, and the number of questions in each chapter can also be inferred. Of course, endorsement is necessary, but there is no need to read the textbook directly, because the textbook is nearly 800 pages thick and contains 2,400 knowledge points, just like a heavy brick. Unless you can memorize it backwards and forwards, who can remember all the information in this book? We are no longer students and our memories are not as good as they used to be. Even when I was a student, my academic performance was poor. I couldn't even memorize the "Teacher's Guide", let alone such a thick textbook.
In the afternoon, the case analysis test is worth 5 points in total for IT knowledge. The questions are generally from the ten major knowledge areas , so you must win 5 major process groups and 49 sub-processes .
Case questions test the candidate's ability to understand and apply the given material. They usually provide a large text and are accompanied by three to four short questions to answer. This type of question mainly describes the operations performed by the project manager and the problems encountered after accepting a project. Related questions need to be answered, such as: What went wrong? What channels of communication are there? how to respond? What is the management process like? Question types include calculation questions, cause questions, method questions, error correction questions (also called fault finding questions), judgment questions and knowledge concept questions. Reason questions often ask what is the reason why progress is out of control. The reasons and solutions are interrelated. Although the reasons vary, they can all be summed up in a few basic points. Remember that the way to solve problems is basically to shorten the construction period, parallelize work, reduce scope, and deliver in installments. It can be deduced from this that it is harder to find the cause of a problem than the solution to the problem.
Here is an attribution template :
Fault-finding questions:
The most important thing for finding fault-finding questions is to form your own conditioned reflexes, which also requires templates:
When the number of entries is not enough, you can also write: the project manager does not pay attention to XX management; the project manager has insufficient experience in XX management; the project team members lack awareness of XX management; the company lacks guidance for the project manager. No points will be deducted for too much writing, and no points will be deducted for wrong writing. Write with confidence and boldly, and write down anything you think is wrong. The more points the better, and the more comprehensive the better. Marking teachers generally give points based on points and key words.
Calculation questions : Calculation questions are usually divided into points. Be sure to do them first and write them completely. If you are not sure about the formula, just write it all down and then work it out. Now you can see the importance of the formula. In calculations, you must especially master the earned value calculation . If you cannot remember the formula, the case will fail to a large extent. Be sure to clearly distinguish what EV, AC, PV, BAC, EAC, ETC, CPI, SPI, CV, and SV represent.
CV=EV-AC; CV>0 savings; CV<0 overspend;
SV=EV-PV; SV>0 lead; SV<0 lag;
CPI=EV/AV; CPI>1 save; CPI<1 overspend;
SPI= EV/PV; SPI>1 in advance; SPI<1 in lag;
EAC=AC+ETC
VAC=BAC-EAC
formula cannot be memorized. This cannot be fooled. No one can save you when you go to the examination room. Remember it honestly. Not much actually.
Knowledge questions:
For knowledge questions, any method other than memorizing them when preparing for the exam is empty talk. As long as it involves key concepts, if you encounter a conceptual question when you are doing exam questions, and you don't know how to do it, find a notebook to record the wrong questions, and memorize them repeatedly. After doing it wrong dozens of times, you will always get it right.
Exam preparation materials are shared below:
