Hi... I passed the CSWP exam tonight, and thanks for the tips which helped me pass this exam.. Especially the Delete Face tool... Its very handy and fast.
Thanks! Really good tips. I agree with the suggestion to have a second monitor. One is used for the exam and the other is used for SolidWorks. I took the CSWA exam and it really helped.
The exam was updated on February 4, 2018 (it debuted at SWW 2018!). If you took the exam before this date, you took the old exam. (I had to reupload this video to correct errors and Dragon57312 asked this question on that old video, I thought I'd bring it here for all to see!)
Very interesting tips. I'm currently doing my research and learning so I can take my CSWP. I've been using SW for many years on and off, both work and home, and want to add a certification to that. I'll definitely come back to this in the future.
Well I took all three exams. Did really well on seg1, messed up on seg2, and got by to just pass on seg3. I really though that seg2 would be a breeze. Now I have to take it again. I think I should have studied move face and delete face command. It dawned on me after I ran out of time I could have solved the problems giving me trouble. Will try again. Even though I passed the last exam by just a hair, I don't think I'll retake it. Just unfamilar with a lot of the commands they wanted. I studied a lot too, and still things I never seen. Just commands I never use on the job. I'm rambling.
Hi, man! Do you know if I can retake a segment I already passed? I failed two segments but now I want to take the full exam to get a better score (and finally get the certification, for sure) Thanks!
Hey Abraham! Thanks for watching! So, you can retake any segment you'd like, regardless of whether you've passed or not. The thing is, there's no direct benefit for shooting for a higher score (the scores are not viewable online, only the fact that you've passed). That being said, if the scores are really important to you and you want to do better just for your learning, then that is a very commendable thing to do :) Otherwise, I would just focus on the exam segments that need work! Best of luck!
Question. If you fail one of the three exams, when you go to retake it, is it the same exam. Do they switch randomly from different exams so you don't have it easier the second time around. Anyone know for sure?
I do! The questions are randomly selected from a pool of questions. If you retake it, there's a good chance that you will see some of the same ones you did before, but there might be new questions.
As someone who took it both ways (couple weeks apart the first time I passed, and all on the same day the second time) I think I prefer to take them all the same day. I think this really has to do with your preference with regards to test-taking. I am used to 3+ hour finals from engineering school, so taking it all at once wasn't a problem for me. But none of the segments carry over from each other, so it is perfectly fine to take one, wait a couple weeks, take the second, etc. just like I did the first time! I hope this helps and good luck, friend!
Hi Raj! Thanks for watching! There's two main ways to get a credit for an exam. 1) If you or a company you work for has seats of SW on subscription (i.e. entitled to updates) you actually get 2 credits per year for free! If that's the case, you can follow the directions on this PDF to get your credit: www.solidworks.com/sw/docs/SW_Certification_Mobile_Phone_Voucher.pdf 2) If you have a seat of SW that's not on subscription, you'll have to buy a credit, and that can be done from this page: www.solidworks.com/sw/support/797_ENU_HTML.htm Just click "Buy Now" and you should be good to go! NOTE: if you are a student, your teacher/professor may have vouchers for exams. You should ask them before making any purchases. Typically, these vouchers are for the lower level exams (CSWA, CSWP). If you plan on taking the specialty exams or the CSWE, chances are you would have to buy it. Let me know if this helps!
I think the sample exam is the same as last time. I still think its a pretty good indicator to see if you're ready to take it. The only practice exams that I think are too easy as compared to their actual exams are the Advanced Professional exams (sheet metal, weldments, surfacing, etc.). I'll make videos about those in the furure!
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Hi... I passed the CSWP exam tonight, and thanks for the tips which helped me pass this exam.. Especially the Delete Face tool... Its very handy and fast.
Great CSWA advice too... referring especially to the don't go on until the mass is the exact correct answer
Thanks! Really good tips. I agree with the suggestion to have a second monitor. One is used for the exam and the other is used for SolidWorks. I took the CSWA exam and it really helped.
thank you very much for this video, I already have my CSWA, but I think that those tips are very important
I know, right?! These tips will make anyone a better and more efficient user. Thanks for watching!
The exam was updated on February 4, 2018 (it debuted at SWW 2018!). If you took the exam before this date, you took the old exam. (I had to reupload this video to correct errors and Dragon57312 asked this question on that old video, I thought I'd bring it here for all to see!)
hi I failed segment 1 and 3 again. I was tested on gear mate assembly for segment 3 and didnt know how to do it. Can you give me an example on that?
Hey Dragon! Sorry for the late reply! I will post an example pretty soon! I am working on the video right now!
Very interesting tips. I'm currently doing my research and learning so I can take my CSWP. I've been using SW for many years on and off, both work and home, and want to add a certification to that. I'll definitely come back to this in the future.
Glad to hear it! The nice thing about YT videos is that they'll always be around for when you need them! Best of luck!
@@VirtualFlat That is true, you can keep coming back, and thanks.
Very nice selection of tips. Good of you to share them.
I'm glad you think so! I hope to share more in the future!
Well I took all three exams. Did really well on seg1, messed up on seg2, and got by to just pass on seg3. I really though that seg2 would be a breeze. Now I have to take it again. I think I should have studied move face and delete face command. It dawned on me after I ran out of time I could have solved the problems giving me trouble. Will try again.
Even though I passed the last exam by just a hair, I don't think I'll retake it. Just unfamilar with a lot of the commands they wanted. I studied a lot too, and still things I never seen. Just commands I never use on the job. I'm rambling.
Thank you,
good video to watch before attempting CSWP
Thanks! I'm glad you think so! Good luck!
109 points?? I wish mine was that easy! Mine was 200 minutes long with 301 points and 37 questions.
Some companies gives CSWP Core exams. They are combined for a one exam
Thank you so much brother. These are SOO useful!
Thank you for watching and commenting! It helps my channel so we'll call it even :)
how do you save between each question? save question 1,save question 2,save question 3 for each question. do you save as a copy
Well said and well done, sir. Thank you.
Amazing! You helped me a lot
Thank you very very very much
It's my pleasure! Thanks for watching!
hmm good tips, thank you for putting this together.
No problem! I'm glad you got something out of it!
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not what I was hoping for, but I passed!
it was a lot harder than I was expecting
You are the man , awsome tips
Hi, man! Do you know if I can retake a segment I already passed? I failed two segments but now I want to take the full exam to get a better score (and finally get the certification, for sure)
Thanks!
Hey Abraham! Thanks for watching! So, you can retake any segment you'd like, regardless of whether you've passed or not. The thing is, there's no direct benefit for shooting for a higher score (the scores are not viewable online, only the fact that you've passed). That being said, if the scores are really important to you and you want to do better just for your learning, then that is a very commendable thing to do :) Otherwise, I would just focus on the exam segments that need work! Best of luck!
Thank you so much
Question. If you fail one of the three exams, when you go to retake it, is it the same exam. Do they switch randomly from different exams so you don't have it easier the second time around. Anyone know for sure?
I do! The questions are randomly selected from a pool of questions. If you retake it, there's a good chance that you will see some of the same ones you did before, but there might be new questions.
Great vid!
Great video brudda
Do you recommend taking the three segments all at once or on different days?
As someone who took it both ways (couple weeks apart the first time I passed, and all on the same day the second time) I think I prefer to take them all the same day.
I think this really has to do with your preference with regards to test-taking. I am used to 3+ hour finals from engineering school, so taking it all at once wasn't a problem for me.
But none of the segments carry over from each other, so it is perfectly fine to take one, wait a couple weeks, take the second, etc. just like I did the first time!
I hope this helps and good luck, friend!
How can i enroll for this exam and what is the procedure and once i purchase a segment when will the exam be held?
Hi Raj!
Thanks for watching! There's two main ways to get a credit for an exam.
1) If you or a company you work for has seats of SW on subscription (i.e. entitled to updates) you actually get 2 credits per year for free!
If that's the case, you can follow the directions on this PDF to get your credit: www.solidworks.com/sw/docs/SW_Certification_Mobile_Phone_Voucher.pdf
2) If you have a seat of SW that's not on subscription, you'll have to buy a credit, and that can be done from this page: www.solidworks.com/sw/support/797_ENU_HTML.htm
Just click "Buy Now" and you should be good to go!
NOTE: if you are a student, your teacher/professor may have vouchers for exams. You should ask them before making any purchases. Typically, these vouchers are for the lower level exams (CSWA, CSWP). If you plan on taking the specialty exams or the CSWE, chances are you would have to buy it.
Let me know if this helps!
Very Good, Thanks
Thank you very much. You helped a lot.
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching and commenting, you helped me right back!
very helpful thx
do you have a sample exam for updated cswp?
I think the sample exam is the same as last time. I still think its a pretty good indicator to see if you're ready to take it. The only practice exams that I think are too easy as compared to their actual exams are the Advanced Professional exams (sheet metal, weldments, surfacing, etc.). I'll make videos about those in the furure!
@@VirtualFlat I'd be interested in that also.
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