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I guarantee that the contractors involved were loaded with a significant number of Java & Microsoft certified developers. Furthermore, I'd guarantee that the B
by fiatmoney 13y ago
I guarantee that the contractors involved were loaded with a significant number of Java & Microsoft certified developers. Furthermore, I'd guarantee that the Big Dig, et al, were loaded with certified "real" engineers. Certification (even some fancy "project management" certification) doesn't get you any guarantees of project quality as a whole.
If anything, I'd expect a focus on certification to decrease quality. Those things are expensive & time-consuming and the only ones who invest in them are the people who expect to be in that consulting ecosystem for a long time.
There are processes, not certifications, that result in generally high-quality projects (see NASA's processes) at the cost of being incredibly slow and expensive.
- lightblade 13y agoSorry, perhaps I didn't make this clear enough. I wasn't talking about those Java/MS certs. I was talking about this: http://cdn1.ncees.co/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Exam-specifications_PE-Software-Apr-2013.pdf http://cdn1.ncees.co/wp-content/uploads/2012/11/Exam-specifi...
- swalsh 13y agoIs there like an example test online? I've been in this game for 7 years, but I still learn new things all the time. I'd be curious how well i'd do :D