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I am taking a week-long course that covers a 390-page course book and will
be taking the ITCAP certification exam on Friday afternoon. I don't know if
"Beginning Java Programming" is the actual name of the exam, but the course
is supposed to get us to where we can pass it. While the "certification" is
a nice acknowlegement, passing the exam is crucial since the cost will be
covered by the corporation's general "educational" funds, as opposed to my
department's disbursement code if I don't pass the exam.
The instructor indicated that the exam normally takes about 15 minutes to
complete. It occurs to me, then, that we are covering a whole lot more
material in 35 hours than we will be tested on.
My weak spots are in some fundamental stuff like casting, for example:
Person p1 = new Student();
and then using p1. I will be googling for this type of stuff tonight, but
most of what I've found thus far is "technical reference" and not any
"here's why you want to do this".
Advice appreciated!
- Dan
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