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06-05-2014
07:51 AM
1 Kudo
yes, if you pass at the test center, send an email to certification@cloudera.com if you want us to validate it. We can do that and then you can buy in to the challenge "legally." And yes, scaleability is a condition, though it's somewhat built-in by the problem in that your solution necessarily must be scaleable to get close to accurate. I would need to ask the guys building the grading harness for more specifics.
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06-05-2014
06:27 AM
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if you pass DS-200, you can register for the challenge immediately. No waiting. We will shut down challenge submissions on June 30 at midnight but you have access to the instructions (there's no cluster) and data sets forever (download and keep them for your own fun and amusement). The wide span in times to completion represent completions not pass/fail. I don't have an average as not everyone shared -- not everyone turned in a completed challenge. Some were working off their companies clusters -- on off an Oracle BDA -- so environment matters. If you're considering the challenge, I'd get into the Verizon Cloud beta (free cluster through June) and crank it up so you're ready to go. http://beta.cloud.verizon.com/beta-program
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05-01-2014
01:47 PM
Hi, just go here: https://university.cloudera.com/product/devprep-180
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04-04-2014
07:11 AM
1 Kudo
I guess it depends on whether you think having the certification now will help you in the job market as a majority of the job reqs today require MapReduce experience and skills. The quote emphasizes "in the long term" which is pretty open-ended and is an expectation, not a statement of fact. So it just depends what and when you think having the certification will help your career best. The technology will always be changing... If you don't need the certificaton now, waiting certainly doesn't hurt; neither does qualifying on MR now, staying up to date, and qualifying on Spark, or Impala, or whatever. It depends on what you need out of it.
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03-31-2014
02:53 PM
I'm sorry. I don't understand. I'm not aware of any such coupon. The coupon field is just a default like with most other e-commerce sites. The price is $600. There are no coupons or discounts I know of.
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03-31-2014
02:49 PM
yes. The only people who can sign up for the challenge are people who passed DS-200.
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03-31-2014
07:52 AM
here: http://cloudera.com/content/cloudera/en/training/certification/ccp-ds/challenge/register.html and here: https://university.cloudera.com/product/dsc2 best of luck
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02-23-2014
08:50 AM
joy- send a screenshot of the item to certification@cloudera.com and we'll look at it. because the items are scrambled, q.34 differs each time. thanks
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02-04-2014
04:17 PM
1 Kudo
Anything in the ecosystem is fair game from an understanding level but we don't into HBase or Avro/file format specifics in developer.We feel like anyone doing serious development work understands what these are and how they work, what they're best for or not so they figure in but it's not central to the test.
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02-04-2014
08:02 AM
1 Kudo
Joy, inline: 1. As the actual exam pattern recently changed, is the practice exam following the same pattern to ensure that the topic/depth coverage reflects the actual exam and can give the fair idea about the exam readiness ? [answer] Yes, we think so. The practice test is based on the same objectives as the high stakes exam and includes rationales and explanations of those objectives. In order to ensure integrity in the exam, and because we see items shared online frequently on test cheating sites, we change the exam every month (roughly 10-20%) but it's based on the same objectives and the practice test always gets changed first (the month previous). The exam changes were also based on the forensics we see where people try and learn the test rather than learn the skills and knowledge critical to successful Hadoop development. As such, the test goes quite keep into sythesizing ideas and concepts that aren't easily learned from a book without, of course, hands-on experience. The practice test tries to point the way in the rationales to learn those ideas, but hands-on experience, understanding code, being able to identify what's happening in a job, combined with the practice test is still the best way to prepare. 2. There are 60 questions in practice test and subscription will be for 180 days. If during these 180 days, if pattern again changes, will the changes get applied to practice test as well? If yes, will I get email notification? [answer] We're adding 10 new items each month to the practice test in 2014. You start with 60-70 and get 10 fresh each month. We don't email out when changes occur as we add whenever we can. If we find someone has shared an item from the test on LinkedIn or a test cheating site, we kill the item from the high stakes test and move it to the production test and replace it with another around the same concept but uncompromised. 3. During my subscription, if I retake this practice test, will it be same 60 question or its kind of pool of questions and I can expect new question in reattempts. [answer] I think the above applies here. Right now, there are 60. I'm about to add 10 this week and maybe 30 in the next two weeks as I have a backlog now of new items. So soon, you'll have 80 and we're aiming to add 10 new ones each month until we have 120-150 by mid-year. The "magic" though isn't in gaming or learning or practicing on lots of items, it's on the concepts. Not that items aren't important but we're growing that as the ecosystem grows, as CDH5 releases etc.
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