Tuesday, January 11, 2011
The day after CSWP Certification (Core Segment 3)
I'm sobering up to the fact that I FAILED to pass the CSWP Certification (Core Segment 3). Here's a quick recap:
As far as difficulty, I would actually venture to say that the questions asked on the CSWA exam are as difficult, if not harder. The main difference is the multiple guess factor - with the CSWA you know you are right because your answer will be dead nuts to one of the choices. With the CSWP, you never know. I guess I'll found if I can pass it again in a few weeks.
Good thing that the exams are FREE with subscription services!
- model part
- throw part into an assembly
- establish a coordinate system
- mate a few parts
- make a few mate changes, add more parts
- make more changes, add more parts
- check for interference
- replace a part with another part
- make another change.
As far as difficulty, I would actually venture to say that the questions asked on the CSWA exam are as difficult, if not harder. The main difference is the multiple guess factor - with the CSWA you know you are right because your answer will be dead nuts to one of the choices. With the CSWP, you never know. I guess I'll found if I can pass it again in a few weeks.
Good thing that the exams are FREE with subscription services!
Extruded Cuts
OK. Why am I doing this?
1) This is a good forum for my SolidWorks students to ask questions and to get answers.
2) I need a place to rave and rant about my workday and how SolidWorks has influenced my mood for an evening.
3) I need a place to come up with wacky SolidWorks ideas for my own. Sure there are discussion forums, but every other person there is either a reseller application engineer, an employee of SolidWorks, or is annoying to the majority of the user base.
4) I really, REALLY want to know if I can make money from Google using this! hahah
I hope to keep topics related to SolidWorks... but I already know it's going to go all over the place. Let just run with it and see what happens....
1) This is a good forum for my SolidWorks students to ask questions and to get answers.
2) I need a place to rave and rant about my workday and how SolidWorks has influenced my mood for an evening.
3) I need a place to come up with wacky SolidWorks ideas for my own. Sure there are discussion forums, but every other person there is either a reseller application engineer, an employee of SolidWorks, or is annoying to the majority of the user base.
4) I really, REALLY want to know if I can make money from Google using this! hahah
I hope to keep topics related to SolidWorks... but I already know it's going to go all over the place. Let just run with it and see what happens....
Testing 1-2-3
This is a test site to see if I REALLY can make money off of Google. Let's see what happens...
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