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What are certifications?

Certification is the recognition of an individual to be qualified for a job or task. These Certification programs setup IT standards and play major role in developing a qualified workforce. Certifications can raise the technical standards.

Why certifications?

One can measure his/her abilities in their respective professional knowledge and present themselves through certificates. The certification programs assure technical proficiency of IT professionals by measuring their technical skills and knowledge in a specific IT support function or technology.

Who can do certifications?

Definitely who aim for professional growth in their respective functionality or technology can plan for Certifications. This can also tell how valuable certifications are to be potential employers. Any qualified and well experienced IT professional can step-up to take the certification.

How to do certifications?

When you decided to take the certification, well done! You have stepped up the professional ladder to upgrade your skills and knowledge. You can easily plan, work hard and grab a certification. Find some help from following steps.

  • Decide your certification – explore your skills and find a certification that matches your skill set.
  • Research the certification-evaluate the process of certification. Find details of validity, qualification for certification.
  • Evaluate your experience - asses your real experience with the material you gathered for certification and come up with a plan which areas to concentrate more.
  • Apply for certification – Get registered for your Exam.
  • Plan of study – you can study your well experienced areas yourself and can take trainings if required to boost your preparation. You can practice more through mock tests you find online, can keep discussing in forums and blogs.
  • Grab Certificate – finally, you can grab a certification with your positive attitude, hard work.
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Project Scope Management - Processes

Describe the Inputs, Tools and Techniques , Outputs included in the Scope Definition ?

Answer

I.Inputs



  • Organizational process assets 

  • Project charter

  • Preliminary project scope statement

  • Project scope management plan

  • Approved change requests


II. Tools and Techniques



  • Product analysis

  • Alternatives identification

  • Expert judgment

  • Stakeholder analysis


III. Outputs



  • Project scope statement

  • Requested changes

  • Project scope management plan(updates)


 

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Subject: PMP Certification

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You want to monitor and configure your organization's removable media, including a tape library and optical discs. Which Windows 2000 tool can you use to do this?

A) Remote Storage B) Sounds and Multimedia
C) Imaging D) Removable Storage
 
Answer & Explanation Answer: D) Removable Storage

Explanation:

Removable Storage is the Windows 2000 tool used to manage removable media. Remote Storage is not the correct answer here because it is used  to manage nonremovable (fixed) media on a Windows 2000 computer

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Filed Under: MCSE-Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert

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What is the effect of including both keywords and placements in an Ad Group on the Display Network?

Answer

Your ads will be restricted to only specific sites that you choose and webpages where the content is relevant to the theme of the keywords.

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Subject: Google Certification

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Project Risk Management - Processes

Describe the Inputs, Tools and Techniques , Outputs included in the Risk Monitoring and Control?

Answer

I. Inputs



  • Risk management plan

  • Risk register

  • Approved change requests

  • work performance information

  • performance reports


II. Tools and Techniques



  • Risk reassessment

  • Risk audits

  • Variance and trend analysis

  • Technical performance measurement

  • Reserve analysis

  • Status meetings


III. Outputs



  • Risk register (updates)

  • Requested changes

  • Recommended corrective actions

  • Recommended preventive actions

  • Organizational process assets (updates)

  • Project management plan (updates)

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Subject: PMP Certification

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[CO-OM-CCA] Assessment is designed for what?

A. It classifies the specific activities provided y a cost center along cost allocation lines.

B. Allocation of primary and secondary costs from a sender to receiver controlling objects.

C. Allocation of amounts within CO across company codes.

D. Activating plan integration with Orders and projects.

Answer

Answer : B

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Subject: SAP CO

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You create an assembly by using Visual Studio .NET. The assembly is responsible for writing and reading order entry information to and from an XML data file. The assembly also writes and reads values to and from the Windows registry while it is being consumed.

 

The assembly will be distributed to client computers by using your company, XYZ, intranet. All client computers are configured to implement the default .NET security policy.

 

You need to implement security in the assembly. What should you do?

A) Implement declarative security and execute the permission demand to allow access to the file system and Windows registry. B) Implement declarative security and execute the minimum permission request to allow access to the file system and Windows registry.
C) Implement imperative security and execute the permission demand to allow access to the file system and Windows registry. D) Implement imperative security and execute the minimum permission request to allow access to the file system and Windows registry.
 
Answer & Explanation Answer: B) Implement declarative security and execute the minimum permission request to allow access to the file system and Windows registry.

Explanation:

You can use declarative code access security to request permissions for the entire assembly. SecurityAction flags that can be specified in an assembly-wide directive. When SecurityAction.RequestMinimum is specified, it makes a request to the common language runtime to be granted the requested permission. If the requested permission is not granted by the security policy, the assembly will not execute. A  Security Action.RequestOptional is similar, but the assembly will still run even if the requested permission is not granted. Specifying security Action. RequestRefuse requests that the assembly be denied the specified permission.

 

You must use the Assembly (assembly) directive when specifying these actions as follows: 

 

Option A:

There are only three Security actionAttributes targets for an assembly: RequestMinimumAssembly, RequestOptionalAssembly, and RequestRefuseAssembly. 

 

 Option C, D:

Imperative security does not work well to configure security for an entire assembly. In imperative security, permission to execute is demanded at run time.

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Filed Under: MCAD - Microsoft Certified Application Developer

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Project Risk Management - Processes

Describe the Inputs, Tools and Techniques , Outputs included in the Risk Identification?

Answer

I. Inputs



  • Enterprise environmental factors

  • Organizational process assets

  • Project scope statement

  • Risk management plan

  • Project management plan


II. Tools and Techniques



  • Documentation reviews

  • Information gathering techniques

  • Checklist analysis

  • Assumptions analysis

  • Diagramming techniques


III. Outputs



  • Risk register

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You develop a Windows-based application that enables to enter product sales. You add a subroutine named XYZ.

 

You discover that XYZ sometimes raises an IOException during execution. To address this problem you create two additional subroutines named LogError and CleanUp. These subroutines are governed by the following rules:

• LogError must be called only when XYZ raises an exception.
• CleanUp must be called whenever XYZ is complete.

 

 You must ensure that your application adheres to these rules. Which code segment should you use?

A) try { XYZ(); LogError(); } catch (Exception e) { CleanUp(e); } B) try { XYZ(); } catch (Exception e) { LogError(e); CleanUp(); }
C) try { XYZ(); } catch (Exception e) { LogError(e); } finally { CleanUp(); } D) try { XYZ(); } catch (Exception e) { CleanUp(e); } finally { LogError(); }
 
Answer & Explanation Answer: C) try { XYZ(); } catch (Exception e) { LogError(e); } finally { CleanUp(); }

Explanation:

We must use a try…catch…finally construct. First we run the Comapany() code in the try block.Then we use the LogError() subroutine in the catch statement since all exceptions are handled here. Lastly we put the CleanUp() subroutine in the finally statement since this code will be executed regardless of whether an exception is thrown or not.

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