If you always do, you always done;
If you always get, you always got.
~Dr. David Hillson, The Risk Doctor
Today, I luckily passed the IIBA CBAP exam with around 30 study hours and 20+ years of IT experience. It is undoubtedly one of the most challenging exams I have ever had. This exam is based on 50% of a solid understanding of the BABOK and 50% of the field experience from my point of view. I am really impressed by the scenario-based questions and case studies, even though I’ve passed some challenging exams such as PMP, ACP, CISM, and/or CISSP.
Here is my exam strategy:
As I’ve been working in the IT industry for 20+ years, I feel quite comfortable about software development project and requirement engineering. We develop quality software with the domain-driven and agile approach in mind and communicate using UML. The following books I read years ago lay the foundation of our software development approach:
Today is my day having passed my CBAP as I have cataract surgery on Friday and tight schedule after that.
When I was a high school student, I am fortunate enough to know what my passion is. The passion drives and guides me to be committed to the business of training and education. ITCareer.tw is my new initiative to learn, share, trigger inspirations, and nurture career expertise with IT people. ~Wentz Wu
當我還是一名高中生時，我很幸運能夠知道自己的熱情是什麼。 熱情驅動並指導我致力於培訓和教育業務。 ITCareer.tw是我的新嚐試，旨在與IT人員一起學習，分享，激發靈感並培養職業知識。 ~吳文智
