2012年12月8日我参加了PMI的PMP认证考试，12月30日得知自己通过了考试，
于是决定写个心得同大家分享一下 。
1、培训前的准备工作
今年9月份时，公司发出信息说10月份会有PMP的相关培训，我也很荣幸的拿到了培训名额。在培训考试前的2个星期，我便在网上搜集PMP的相关资料，提前做准备。不过，这段时间的感觉就是，每个字都看得懂，整体连起来不怎么明白啥意思。基本上看过就忘了。现在回想，觉得参加集体培训很重要。
一方面，PMI要求PMP考生在考前必须参加35小时的项目管理培训课程，另一方面，参加培训班来系统地学习项目管理知识进行备考也是十分必要的。在老师的指导下学习，比自己看书，跟容易理解并记忆，也能很好的抓住重点。
2、参加培训课程
因为培训前已经完成考试注册，所以我还是抱着很认真的态度去培训。心里也有些忐忑，毕竟三千三呢，血汗钱啊。第一天的课，老邱讲课讲得很生动。PMP 联系四大名著，理论联系实际案例。一整天的课，上课却没有走神，很是happy。也听从了老师的建议，买了本张斌的PMPbok指导书。在之后的培训过程中，不得不承认这本书帮我很多，PMPBOK书的上文字很简单，有些知识点也是一句话带过，浮光掠影般的。但是白天听课，晚上跟着张斌的书，一个版块一个版块的做题，我通过这样的方式，对PMPbok的每章内容就有了更深的了解。预习，上课，复习，这个学习过程的重要性相信很多人都明白。不过有一点，很多人在预习的时候喜欢在书上写写画画。然后老师讲的时候，有些没画的，重点的，又画一点。最后在复习的时候，老邱又会给出一部分重点。到最后，我发现很多人的PMPBOK基本上全部都画上了，等于没有重点。所以，个人建议，还是注意保持书的清洁。
3. 考前复习
培训课程结束后。老邱给我们安排了2天的复习课。拎重点。尽管有网络YY语音课程，我跟公司的其他两位同事，还是5点就从浦东往浦西赶，去参加现场版的。事实也证明我们的决定是对的。在现场，尤其是我们抢到了第一排的位置，这样听起来的效果真的很棒。
4. 模拟考试
下面就是3次模拟考了。第一次考试，160。哈哈，这个结果但是让我小得瑟了下。那后面的一周，看书也有点放松。结果到了第二次模拟，直接跌到了140。而且老邱也说了，3次模拟考，一次比一次难，真实的考试，最接近第三次的难度。最后两周的时间里面，我是每天地铁上听录音，背ITTO。在公司的时候，也是挤时间看PMPBOK。下班了留公司二个小时，把模拟卷子，不管对错，从头到尾的研究。这样轮番的看，找感觉。
5. 参加考试
考试前一天，说实话，我没有再花很多的时间去拼命的看书。我就仔细检查了自己的身份证，准考证，查好了去考场的路线，然后很早就休息了。毕竟，想要考好，充足的精神，清晰的脑袋很重要。
PMP结束了，看到自己成绩的时候，有一种总算没白辛苦的感觉。回头想想，考试其实不难。好好听课，认真做题。参加考前重点复习指导，3次模拟考试找感觉。一步步的跟着老师的安排认真走下来，再正常发挥下，基本上就可以拿到证书这个敲门砖了。之后再集PDU，把PMP培训学到的，结合到自己的生活工作当中，增加experience，提高自己的含金量。
在这里，很感谢交大慧谷培训中心的老邱。他真的很负责，对学员的服务很到位。而且言出必行，真的做到了从头到尾一直陪着学员走过。非常感谢！！
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Oracle Certified Java EE Web Services Developer
Copy from
http://www.coderanch.com/t/648553/java-Web-Services-SCDJWS/certification/Passed-Reccomendations
Hi,
Yesterday I cleared OCEJWSD 6 with a score of 100%
.
Now it might look like that the exam is kind of easy because of the score, but that would be a mistake, the exam is really tough. It's been around four months preparing for this exam at a basis of 1 to 2 hours on average per day, taking into consideration that I already had some exposure to soap web services development in my work. I will list what in my opinion, would be a good roadmap to be successful in this exam along with the resources needed:
1) Java Web Services: Up and Running - Martin Kalin
This should be the first book you read to get a hand of what are soap and rest web services, what can you do with them and how to implement them with JAX-WS and JAX-RS. If you are completely new to this topic I recommend writing some of the code examples the book gives, and if you already have some knowledge you can just go through the book skipping the parts that you consider you already know well enough.
2) OCEJWSD 6 study notes - Mikalai Zaikin http://java.boot.by/ocewsd6-guide/
This one is a must. It will be your first source of knowledge for the exam and it covers most of the topics of the exam.
3) Version 5 of the exam study notes - Ivan Krizsan http://www.ivankrizsan.se/my-books/
Version 5 of the exam study notes - Mikalai Zaikin http://java.boot.by/scdjws5-guide/
What was not covered in Mikalai Zaikin version 6 of the exam notes, you will find it in one of these two resources. They are targeted to the Java EE 5 web services exam, but most of these topics are included in the version 6.
4) OCEJWSD 6 Mock Test - Mikalai Zaikin
This mock exam simulates the multiple choice style questions you will find in the exam and it includes explanations for every one of the possible answers. Thanks to this explanations, you can use it not only near the end of the preparation but also as a study method when you get tired of just reading. This one is not for free but the price can be considered symbolic for the value it actually has. Send and email or an MP to Mikalai and he will tell you how to buy it.
5) Enthuware OCEJWSD 6 Mock Exam - Question bank created by Fritz Walraven http://enthuware.com/index.php/mock-exams/oracle-certified-expert/oce-web-services-mock-questions
The last 3-4 weeks you should spend them doing this test. It includes lots of questions that resemble the real exam and some of them are even harder (if you pass this exams without cheating you will probably pass the real one), and it will help you with getting used to the exam format. The question bank was created by Fritz Walraven, which if you are here you probably already know, but if you don't, he is a rancher here who always helps solving the web services questions in this forum. The software has a nice feature that consists in that when you are answering a question, you will have a "Discuss" button, which will take you a topic in the Enthuware forums, in which that exact question is being discussed and you can ask any doubt you may have about for example one of the wrong answers, or why is that option the right answer. I found that very useful.
And well, that's all
Be ready to spend many hours studying for this exam but you should enjoy it too. I found all the topics to be very interesting and the soap and rest web services knowledge will give you a big plus in your resume because not many people know how web services actually work or how to apply best practices.
Good luck!
DL
http://www.coderanch.com/t/648553/java-Web-Services-SCDJWS/certification/Passed-Reccomendations
Hi,
Yesterday I cleared OCEJWSD 6 with a score of 100%
. Now it might look like that the exam is kind of easy because of the score, but that would be a mistake, the exam is really tough. It's been around four months preparing for this exam at a basis of 1 to 2 hours on average per day, taking into consideration that I already had some exposure to soap web services development in my work. I will list what in my opinion, would be a good roadmap to be successful in this exam along with the resources needed:
1) Java Web Services: Up and Running - Martin Kalin
This should be the first book you read to get a hand of what are soap and rest web services, what can you do with them and how to implement them with JAX-WS and JAX-RS. If you are completely new to this topic I recommend writing some of the code examples the book gives, and if you already have some knowledge you can just go through the book skipping the parts that you consider you already know well enough.
2) OCEJWSD 6 study notes - Mikalai Zaikin http://java.boot.by/ocewsd6-guide/
This one is a must. It will be your first source of knowledge for the exam and it covers most of the topics of the exam.
3) Version 5 of the exam study notes - Ivan Krizsan http://www.ivankrizsan.se/my-books/
Version 5 of the exam study notes - Mikalai Zaikin http://java.boot.by/scdjws5-guide/
What was not covered in Mikalai Zaikin version 6 of the exam notes, you will find it in one of these two resources. They are targeted to the Java EE 5 web services exam, but most of these topics are included in the version 6.
4) OCEJWSD 6 Mock Test - Mikalai Zaikin
This mock exam simulates the multiple choice style questions you will find in the exam and it includes explanations for every one of the possible answers. Thanks to this explanations, you can use it not only near the end of the preparation but also as a study method when you get tired of just reading. This one is not for free but the price can be considered symbolic for the value it actually has. Send and email or an MP to Mikalai and he will tell you how to buy it.
5) Enthuware OCEJWSD 6 Mock Exam - Question bank created by Fritz Walraven http://enthuware.com/index.php/mock-exams/oracle-certified-expert/oce-web-services-mock-questions
The last 3-4 weeks you should spend them doing this test. It includes lots of questions that resemble the real exam and some of them are even harder (if you pass this exams without cheating you will probably pass the real one), and it will help you with getting used to the exam format. The question bank was created by Fritz Walraven, which if you are here you probably already know, but if you don't, he is a rancher here who always helps solving the web services questions in this forum. The software has a nice feature that consists in that when you are answering a question, you will have a "Discuss" button, which will take you a topic in the Enthuware forums, in which that exact question is being discussed and you can ask any doubt you may have about for example one of the wrong answers, or why is that option the right answer. I found that very useful.
And well, that's all
Be ready to spend many hours studying for this exam but you should enjoy it too. I found all the topics to be very interesting and the soap and rest web services knowledge will give you a big plus in your resume because not many people know how web services actually work or how to apply best practices.
Good luck!
DL
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