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Adobe Certified Associate (ACA) exams for Dreamweaver, Flash and Photoshop CS3
I notice nobody has put up the exam objectives for these new Adobe exams yet. I’ve attached them as simple text files.
These are entry level exams, and are pretty easy if you’ve done much work with the products at all. There is a little bit about the design process and web standards, as well as using the product. There are ‘studio 8’ exams for Flash and Dreamweaver, and CS3 exams for all three products. For the CS3 exams many of the questions are task-based using a simulation of the applications.
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I'm actually waiting for the results of the beta ACA: Flash CS3 exam I took just over 6 weeks ago - the results of this exam should be released soon as the next one the ACA: Photoshop CS3 will start on the 24th of March to the 7th of April.
-ken
IT Manager, IT Writer/Columist & Part-time IT Lecturer
Thanks mate, I got a 681 on the beta exam for Flash. Here's to hoping
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The pass score for the released Flash CS3 exam is 700, but that may not be true of the beta.
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Originally Posted by neutralhills
I've just reviewed the exam objectives and they seem rather...basic.
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As I've said, these exams are very much 'entry level'. Adobe recognised that you need to have a lot of background design/print experience to pass ACP or ACE.
Wagnerk should have got his Flash CS3 beta results by now, as the beta results were released in early March.
As for preparation, you should be OK if you're an everyday user of the products. According to the exam objectives, you will also need to know the basics of project specification and design, and know a little about web standards.
Thanks Stig, I am just starting out so it will be a while before I think I am ready for the exams. But I think I will try for them after I know the software inside and out. I just got my CS3 web premium Suite the other day, so I am really looking forward to the learning exp.
“We do not remember days, we remember moments.” Cesare Pavese
I don't know I missed this the first time around but thanks for files Stig.
Wag have you heard anything yet on your flash beta? Did you use anything special to study with and or just go by your exp?
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Hey Mitzs, found out that I failed the exam (not surprised)- but considering that I only had 2 days working/studying it I didn't think that I did that bad.
Going to sit the Photoshop exam tomorrow, we'll see what I'll get on that.
-ken
IT Manager, IT Writer/Columist & Part-time IT Lecturer
Hey Mitzs, found out that I failed the exam (not surprised)- but considering that I only had 2 days working/studying it I didn't think that I did that bad.
Going to sit the Photoshop exam tomorrow, we'll see what I'll get on that.
-ken
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That suxs about the flash, but good luck with photoshop!
“We do not remember days, we remember moments.” Cesare Pavese
07-Mar-2008, 01:55 PM
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