Exam 219 - Can I see the questions 1st and then answer?

Does someone knows if I can do like in Transcender in this exam? I see all questions before reading the case, that saves lots of time!!

TechGeekPro
Wed Jul 28 22:03:19 CDT 2004

On Jul 28, 2004 "Siqueira, Felipe" blathered:

> Does someone knows if I can do like in Transcender in this exam? I see
> all questions before reading the case, that saves lots of time!!

Yes, you can switch back and forth between the questions and the scenarios.
Although, I personally wouldn't take that approach. When I took it, I asked
the proctor for an extra dry erase board so I could have one side for each of
the four scenarios. While I was reading them, I would draw out the design,
and then go answer the questions based on that. Having a plan written out
before me helped me immensely when it came time to answer the questions.

Just my 2¢

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SiqueiraFelipe
Wed Jul 28 22:15:14 CDT 2004

I know it, but many cenarios I saw there are a bunch of useless information, then, reading the questions 1st made me look for the keys in the text, making it less tiring.

What do you think?

"TechGeekPro" wrote:

> On Jul 28, 2004 "Siqueira, Felipe" blathered:
>
> > Does someone knows if I can do like in Transcender in this exam? I see
> > all questions before reading the case, that saves lots of time!!
>
> Yes, you can switch back and forth between the questions and the scenarios.
> Although, I personally wouldn't take that approach. When I took it, I asked
> the proctor for an extra dry erase board so I could have one side for each of
> the four scenarios. While I was reading them, I would draw out the design,
> and then go answer the questions based on that. Having a plan written out
> before me helped me immensely when it came time to answer the questions.
>
> Just my 2¢
>
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TechGeekPro
Wed Jul 28 22:32:56 CDT 2004

On Jul 28, 2004 "Siqueira, Felipe" blathered:

> I know it, but many cenarios I saw there are a bunch of useless
> information, then, reading the questions 1st made me look for the keys
> in the text, making it less tiring.
>
> What do you think?

I think you spelled scenario wrong.

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TechGeekPro
Wed Jul 28 22:38:28 CDT 2004

On Jul 28, 2004 "Siqueira, Felipe" blathered:

> What do you think?

Seriously, you could look at the questions but I wouldn't try to answer them
until I had a design written out.

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