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Java certification success, Part 2: SCWCD

Seema Manivannan (seema@whizlabs.com), Java developer and trainer, Whizlabs
Seema Manivannan has a Bachelor of Technology degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering and a PG in Advanced Computing from C-DAC. Her work experience includes software development, teaching, and content development in Java programming and related technologies. She holds SCJP, SCWCD, and SCBCD certifications. She has been with Whizlabs for over two years, where she has co-authored the Sun certification exam simulators. She is an experienced corporate trainer and conducts Instructor-led online training for the SCJP, SCWCD, and SCBCD certification exams for Whizlabs. She is also the moderator of the Whizlabs SCBCD discussion forum. You can reach her at seema@whizlabs.com.

Summary:  Sun Certified Web Component Developer (SCWCD) is one of most coveted certifications in the J2EE domain. If you're considering the SCWCD certification, you need to be aware that it takes more than just learning the servlet and JSP technologies. It requires in-depth knowledge of the topics specified in the exam objectives, and Java programmer and certification trainer, Seema Manivannan of Whizlabs offers just that in this comprehensive tutorial. Seema covers the 13 main objectives of the SCWCD exam and provides a Q&A section to ensure you understand the concepts.

Date:  04 May 2004
Level:  Introductory
PDF:  A4 and Letter (243 KB | 80 pages)Get Adobe® Reader®

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In this tutorial, we covered a wide range of topics, as defined by the objectives of the SCWCD exam. Real work experience in Java-based Web technologies needs to be combined with a systematic learning pattern based on the test objectives to perform well in the exam. Applying and experimenting with new concepts can reinforce what you learn and in turn build your confidence. The sample exam questions given at the end of each chapter in this tutorial provide insight into what you can expect in the actual exam.

I hope this tutorial has been beneficial in your preparation for the SCWCD exam, and I wish you the best of luck on your exam.

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