IBM Certified Developer - OS/2 Warp
(IBM CD - OS/2 Warp)
This
certification validates skills of the OS/2 Warp operating system programming
constructs, proficiency with a programming language, and understanding
of a programming application area.
To attain the IBM Certified Developer - OS/2 Warp certification, candidates
must pass 3 tests.
Recommended Prerequisites:
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Experience with OS/2 Warp
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Experience developing OS/2 Warp applications
Core Requirement (1 Test):
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Test 123: OS/2 Warp Kernel
Elective Requirement (2 Tests):
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Programming Language Electives (Select one test):
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Test 015: REXX for OS/2
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Test 088: IBM Smalltalk Language Proficiency Test
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Test 310-023**: Sun Java Programmer Test for IBM
Note: Sun Java test 310-020 or test 310-022 may be substituted.
** Test 310-023 is available worldwide from Sylvan Prometric. Test 310-023
is owned by Sun Microsystems, Inc.
Candidates who have passed Sun test 310-023, have satisfied the Programming
Language Elective Requirement. To receive credit for a test, please mail
or fax a copy of your score report to IBM.
Please address mail to:
IBM Professional Certification Support Center
IBM Corporation
ATTN: Developer Tests
11400 Burnet Road
Mail Drop 3013
Austin, TX 78758
USA
Please send faxes to (512)838-7961.
Application Development Electives (Select one test):
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Test 084: VisualAge for Java Proficiency Test
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Test 085: Object-Oriented VisualAge for C++ Proficiency Test
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Test 086: Object-Oriented VisualAge for COBOL Proficiency Test
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Test 087: VisualAge for Smalltalk Proficiency Test
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Test 114: OS/2 Warp Problem Determination/Application Trap Analysis
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Test 125: OS/2 Presentation Manager for C
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Test 505: DB2 UDB V5 Application Development
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