
BEA Certified Architect
The BEA Certified Architect Certification is applicable to those architects overseeing the design of enterprise applications and infrastructure that leverages BEA technologies. Architects are responsible for performing technology due diligence and trade-off analysis, designating key design and implementation guidelines, overseeing project implementation and defining implementation success criteria. An architect is capable of managing multiple and strategic enterprise wide projects, team management, selecting and evaluating new technologies, and designing new systems and integrations with legacy assets. They also have strong architectural skills and the ability to think abstractly, while focusing on the concepts of the project rather than the implementation.
The BEA Certified Architect Certification has two designations. These designations serve as areas of specialization for the participants and allow for two certification paths: one focuses on product/technology, while the other focuses on SOA Concepts, Design and Implementation.
BEA 8.1 Certified Architect: Enterprise Architecture
Exam Requirements :
Successful completion of the BEA 8.1 Certified Architect: Enterprise Architecture examination with a minimum of 75% passing rate. (42 multiple-choice questions in 120 minutes)
BEA Certified Architect: SOA Enterprise Architecture
Exam Requirements :
The first phase of this program involves the completion of a multiple-choice examination with a passing rate of 66%. (30 multiple-choice questions in 120 minutes)
The second phase of this program involves the completion of a multiple-choice examination with a passing rate of 66%. (52 multiple-choice questions in 120 minutes)
Phase 3: BEA SOA Enterprise Architect Review Board. Stay tuned for more details