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Question asked by robert dattilo on Mar 13, 2015
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Hello;

I am considering taking the CSWP Exam, and was wondering, they give you these multiple choice answers in the practice exam, but if that's not the case for the actually exam, it looks like you have to get everything perfect the first time. In other words when doing the practice if your answer isn't close to any of the multiple choice answers you can go back & see what you might of done wrong. This would also have a domino effect on any following questions because you modifiy values etc. of the intial ones. If those were in correct the results would seemingly be pretty bad. Do you have anyway to know if your answers are close to being correct, like the practice exams?

Thanks in advance for any input;

Rob_D SW 2014 Sp4

Deepak Gupta Mar 13, 2015 8:50 AM

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Both, I mean it could be either multiple options to choose from OR you have to write in your answer. The usual mistake people do is the decimal separator OR an extra space after answer.

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Deepak Gupta Mar 13, 2015 8:31 AM

Actual exam has both multiple choice as well as fill in answer type questions. The only way to check your answer is check all the dimensions/instructions given for the particular question(s).

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robert dattilo @ Deepak Gupta on Mar 13, 2015 8:43 AM

Hello Deepak;

So when they ask for like mass properties, do you get to pick from mutiple choice like the practice exams, or do you have to just input what you came up with and hope you didn't miss anything?

Thanks,

Rob_D

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Deepak Gupta @ robert dattilo on Mar 13, 2015 8:50 AM

Both, I mean it could be either multiple options to choose from OR you have to write in your answer. The usual mistake people do is the decimal separator OR an extra space after answer.

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Alex Holt @ Deepak Gupta on Mar 13, 2015 9:43 AM

Deepak Gupta wrote:

Both, I mean it could be either multiple options to choose from OR you have to write in your answer. The usual mistake people do is the decimal separator OR an extra space after answer.

This happened to an old colleague who failed first time around.

My advice is to check, and double check your decimals!

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Bryan Ray Apr 3, 2015 3:37 PM

Check out www.SWCertGuy.Blogspot.com and follow on twitter @SWCertGuy. I've started a blog based on my SWW presentation Tips and Tricks to Passing the CSWP. I have some hints on this exact scenario.

Cheers,

Bryan

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Carl Dahm Oct 16, 2015 10:23 AM

Also, on the practice exam, it says a mass variance of 1% (for whatever reason) is acceptable on the third question. Since you will be using the model in question 3 to create and answer questions 4,5, and 6, does that mean that there is at least plus/ minus 1% variance on those questions as well?

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Deepak Gupta Mar 13, 2015 8:31 AM
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Actual exam has both multiple choice as well as fill in answer type questions. The only way to check your answer is check all the dimensions/instructions given for the particular question(s).

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- robert dattilo @ Deepak Gupta on Mar 13, 2015 8:43 AM
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  Hello Deepak;
  
  So when they ask for like mass properties, do you get to pick from mutiple choice like the practice exams, or do you have to just input what you came up with and hope you didn't miss anything?
  
  Thanks,
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  - Deepak Gupta @ robert dattilo on Mar 13, 2015 8:50 AM
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    Both, I mean it could be either multiple options to choose from OR you have to write in your answer. The usual mistake people do is the decimal separator OR an extra space after answer.
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    - Alex Holt @ Deepak Gupta on Mar 13, 2015 9:43 AM
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      Deepak Gupta wrote:
      
      Both, I mean it could be either multiple options to choose from OR you have to write in your answer. The usual mistake people do is the decimal separator OR an extra space after answer.
      This happened to an old colleague who failed first time around.
      
      My advice is to check, and double check your decimals!
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Bryan Ray Apr 3, 2015 3:37 PM
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Check out www.SWCertGuy.Blogspot.com and follow on twitter @SWCertGuy. I've started a blog based on my SWW presentation Tips and Tricks to Passing the CSWP. I have some hints on this exact scenario.

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Bryan
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Carl Dahm Oct 16, 2015 10:23 AM
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Also, on the practice exam, it says a mass variance of 1% (for whatever reason) is acceptable on the third question. Since you will be using the model in question 3 to create and answer questions 4,5, and 6, does that mean that there is at least plus/ minus 1% variance on those questions as well?
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