CSWP Exam
CSWP Exam
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I have my CSWP exam in a couple of weeks, If anyone has any tips I would really appreciate them. Im working through my training manuals but if theres anything else I should be doing please could you advise me. Many thanks.






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Scott Baugh, CSWP
www.scottjbaugh.com
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From where I stand, I believe the skills required to pass the test only become less relevant if you stop using the software. Don't get me wrong, it's important to be up to date on what's happening with SolidWorks in the here and now as well but that is not the focus of the CSWP.
I highly recommend the preparation course offered online by i.get.it as it covers the EXACT scenarios that are presented in the test. Their Skills Gap Assessment test is also a very good prep for the written part of the CSWP.
Chris Gervais
Application Engineer
CSWP, CSWST
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I just took the test about 6 weeks ago, and I solely used igetit.com. It has an excellent online video that takes you through the entire test, and you can download parts/assemblies that are very similar to the ones you see on the test.
I agree with RawheadRex about the sills assessment. Their preparation is very good, and I actually found the multiple choice section to be the most difficult on the test.
As for the advanced section, you can choose 1 of 3 sections. I would recommend the sheet metal portion if you have any doubts about passing. For more fun and challenge, I'd take the free form section. I haven't worked with top-down modeling, so I can't comment on there.
I hope that helps,
-John
John Graham CSWP
Mechanical Design Engineer
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All I can find are links to other pages...
Windows XP / Logitech "Premium" Optical mouse
SolidWorks 2006 SP4.1 / SpaceBall 5000
Lava Lamp
www.Tate3d.com
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How to get answers to your SW questions FAQ559-1091