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I. Purpose of this Document .............................................................................................................. 4
II. Accenture Technology Academy Certification
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III. Earning the ATA 2.0 Developer Certification ...........
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IV. Exam Format .................................................................................................................................. 5
V. Exam Scoring ................................................................................................................................. 5
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Table
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Table of Contents ................................................................................................................................... 3
I. Purpose of this Document .............................................................................................................. 4
II. Accenture Technology Academy Certification
Certification Exams Overview..............
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III. Earning the ATA 2.0 Developer Certification ...........
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IV. Exam Format .................................................................................................................................. 5
V. Exam Scoring ................................................................................................................................. 5
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VII. Sample Questions ........................................................................................................................ 40
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I. Purpose of thi
thiss Docu
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This document provides an overview of the ATA 2.0 Devel op er Cas e Stu dy Exam , including exam procedures,
processes, content areas and topics to be covered. This is not intended to be a comprehensive study guide.
II. Accentu
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Overview
Significant effort has been devoted to designing Acce nture Technology Academy 2.0 exams that assess relevant
knowledge and skills. An industry standard model is followed for developing exams which involves a significant
effort from Accenture Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) across several geographies, MIT faculty members,
psychometricians and certification specialists from Accenture Learning. Accenture SMEs across the Global
Delivery Network have been the primary contributors to the design and buil d of the certification exams. MIT
faculty have participated in the question review and sel ection for every exam in the program and each exam has
been formally approved by the MIT Professional Education Program team.
To learn more about the exam development process, please refer to the Program Guide, accessible via:
https://kxsites.accenture.com/groups/ASDACollaborationCenter/Pages/TopicPages/Guides.aspx
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III. Ea
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The following are the requirements for earning the ATA 2.0 Developer Certification:
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Please refer to the Accenture Technology Academy Program Guide for detailed information, accessible via:
https://kxsites.accenture.com/groups/ASDACollaborationCenter/Pages/TopicPages/Guides.aspx
Case Study Scenarios are provided at the beginning of each exam chapter.
Multiple choice questions follow and relate back to the chapter case study scenarios.
There are 50 total scored multiple choice questions on the exam.
The Case Study scenarios and applicable multiple choice questions are delivered one per screen.
screen.
Multiple choice questions are based on the knowledge, skills, and abilities expected for a candidate.
Once you have completed a chapter, you cannot return to it.
You will have 120 minutes to complete the exam.
V. Exam
Exam Scori
Scoring
ng
Results will be communicated as a pass or fail outcome; exact scores will not be communicated. Individuals
who pass the exam will receive credit toward the ATA 2.0 certification program requirements. Individuals who
do not pass the exam on their first attempt will be allowed to take the exam a second time following a waiting
period of 72 hours from the first attempt. Exact scores will not be communicated. There is no appeal process for
certification exam results; the result (pass/fail) is final.
The informat
information
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the follow
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tables outlin
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the chapters for each versi on of the ATA 2.0 Develo per
Ca s e St ud y Ex am . Each exam table is color coded (see key below) and includes the percentage
percentage of exam questions
questions
that relate to the chapter, and the expected proficiency level for the knowledge, skills, and abilities that will be tested in
the chapter.
Proficiency
Proficiency definitions:
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P0 – Trained : The candidate has attended a training course or has started performing basic tasks with
direct oversight.
P1 – Novice: The candidate has foundational skills and has performed standard tasks with regular
feedback.
P2 – Proficient : The candidate has worked independently on standard tasks and has received input when
needed on more complicated tasks or expectations. The candidate has coached or supervised novices on
standard tasks.
P3 – Advanced : The candidate has worked independently on the standard tasks and received input when
needed on more complicated tasks or exceptions. The candidate has coached or supervised novices on
standard tasks.
Plan and execute all required process steps as defined in our methodologies
Skill Definition:
Inform the technical architect and project manager of any issues that may affect
any other areas of the project based on the development activities
Establish processes for preparing executables from the source code, merging of code,
and labeling of executables, etc.
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Differentiate how tools, applications, or systems support the various types of
architectures
Skill Definition:
Deliver desired business outcomes through effective planning and execution to realize
maximum benefit with minimized risk for stakeholders by leveraging a consistent
framework and industrialized methods and assets, including a global network of
talented people.
Anticipate, identify, track and resolve issues and risks affecting the software or
system.
Skill Definition:
Assist in defining and reviewing requirements and use cases for the application.
Examine requirements to assess what aspects of the overall solution are
affected by them.
Design the application to meet the business process design and application
requirements.
Design the application user interfaces, classes, and components.
Participate in quality management reviews, ensuring the application design and
related work products satisfy the requirements.
Skill Definition:
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Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Knows when to and can apply the appropriate testing approach (Black Box,
Grey Box, White Box)
This chapter of the exam represents 32% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Ap plicat ion Des ig n Cu st om – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill definition:
Skill Definition:
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or s ystems
meet functional and business requirements.
Create test conditions for each stage of functional testing (Assembly Test,
Product Test, Regression Test, and User Acceptance Test) from test scenarios
Create test data using SQL statements in the database to test the requirement.
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Develop common test data.
Skill Definition:
Deliver desired business outcomes through effective planning and execution to rea lize
maximum benefit with minimized risk for stakeholders by leveraging a consistent
framework and industrialized methods and assets, including a global network of
talented people.
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients` production/live
environments in a controlled and systematic way that lim its negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
This chapter of the exam represents 12% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Build Management – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill Definition:
Establish processes for preparing executables from the source code, merging of code,
labeling of executables, etc.
Skill Definition:
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Candidate Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Work with other developers, designers, and architects to make sure that the
configuration and custom components meet application requirements and
performance.
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients` production/live
environments in a controlled and systematic way that li mits negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
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Design custom software applications.
Skill Definition:
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients` production/live
environments in a controlled and systematic way that lim its negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
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Use ADM, a comprehensive set of development and management methods. ADM
consists of proven processes, deliverables and techniques that enable global teams to
define what to do and how to do it. The methods are focused on the fun damentals
such as requirements, testing, quality, and project management and built o n a common
framework to deliver consistency and repeatability.
Plan and execute all required process steps as defined in our methodologies
Skill Definition:
Inform the technical architect and project manager of any issues that may affect
any other areas of the project based on the development activities
Establish processes for preparing executables from the source code, merging of code,
and labeling of executables, etc.
Skill Definition:
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Assist in defining and reviewing requirements and use cases for the application.
Examine requirements to assess what aspects of the overall solution are
affected by them.
Design the application to meet the business process design and application
requirements.
Design the application user interfaces, classes, and components.
Participate in quality management reviews, ensuring the application design and
related work products satisfy the requirements.
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure al l applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Knows when to and can apply the appropriate testing approach (Black Box,
Grey Box, White Box)
This chapter of the exam represents 32% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Ac ce nt ure Deliv er y Met ho ds – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill definition:
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Ap plicat ion Des ig n Cu st om – Profic ient (P2)
Skill definition:
Skill Definition:
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Create test conditions for each stage of functional testing (Assembly Test,
Product Test, Regression Test, and User Acceptance Test) from test scenarios
Create test data using SQL statements in the database to test the requirement.
Develop common test data.
Skill Definition:
Deliver desired business outcomes through effective planning and execution to reali ze
maximum benefit with minimized risk for stakeholders by leveraging a consistent
framework and industrialized methods and assets, including a global network of
talented people.
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Coordinate and participate in structured peer reviews/walkthroughs.
This chapter of the exam represents 12% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Build Management – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill Definition:
Establish processes for preparing executables from the source code, merging of code,
labeling of executables, etc.
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients` production/live
environments in a controlled and s ystematic way that limits negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
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Update and test release installation procedures.
Skill Definition:
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients` production/live
environments in a controlled and systematic way that lim its negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
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Update and test release installation procedures.
Plan and execute all required process steps as defined in our methodologies
Skill Definition:
Inform the technical architect and project manager of any issues that may affect
any other areas of the project based on the development activities
Establish processes for preparing executables from the source code, merging of code,
and labeling of executables, etc.
Skill Definition:
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Deliver desired business outcomes through effective planning and execution to realize
maximum benefit with minimized risk for stakeholders by leveraging a consistent
framework and industrialized methods and assets, including a global network of
talented people.
Anticipate, identify, track and resolve issues and risks affecting the software or
system.
Skill Definition:
Assist in defining and reviewing requirements and use cases for the application.
Examine requirements to assess what aspects of the overall solution are
affected by them.
This chapter of the exam represents 12% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Ap plicat ion Des ig n Cu st om – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill Definition:
Design the application to meet the business process design and application
requirements.
Design the application user interfaces, classes, and components.
Participate in quality management reviews, ensuring the application design and
related work products satisfy the requirements.
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Knows when to and can apply the appropriate testing approach (Black Box,
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Grey Box, White Box)
This chapter of the exam represents 34% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Ap plicat ion Des ig n Cu st om – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill definition:
Skill Definition:
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Create test conditions for each stage of functional testing (Assembly Test,
Product Test, Regression Test, and User Acceptance Test) from test scenarios
Create test data using SQL statements in the database to test the requirement.
Develop common test data.
Skill Definition:
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Deliver desired business outcomes through effective planning and execution to reali ze
maximum benefit with minimized risk for stakeholders by leveraging a consistent
framework and industrialized methods and assets, including a global network of
talented people.
This chapter of the exam represents 10% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Build Management – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill Definition:
Establish processes for preparing executables from the source code, merging of code,
labeling of executables, etc.
Skill Definition:
This chapter of the exam represents 14% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Custom Appl ication Development and Methods – Profi cient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill definition:
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build, test and deploy phases.
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients` production/live
environments in a controlled and systematic way that lim its negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
This chapter of the exam represents 10% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Ap plicat ion Des ig n Cu st om – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill Definition:
Skill Definition:
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Functional Test Planning, Preparation, and Execution – Profic ient (P2)
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients` production/live
environments in a controlled and systematic way that lim its negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
Plan and execute all required process steps as defined in our methodologies
Skill Definition:
Provide knowledge and experience related to using the Accenture Delivery Methods,
specifically the methodology, roles, activities, and deliverables associated with proj ects
that use packaged application software.
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Inform the technical architect and project manager of any issues that may affect
any other areas of the project based on the development activities.
This chapter of the exam represents 12% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Build Management – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill Definition:
Establish processes for preparing executables from the source code, merging of code,
and labeling of executables, etc.
Skill Definition:
Assist in defining and reviewing requirements and use cases for the application.
Examine requirements to assess what aspects of the overall solution are
affected by them.
Plan and execute all required process steps as defined in our methodologies.
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Ap plicat ion Des ig n Pac kaged – Profic ient (P2)
Skill Definition:
Design, enhance and implement packaged software solutions.
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Knows when to and can apply the appropriate testing approach (Black Box,
Grey Box, White Box)
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients` production/live
environments in a controlled and systematic way that lim its negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
This chapter of the exam represents 32% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Ap plicat ion Des ig n Pac kaged – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill definition:
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Design the application user interfaces, classes, and components.
Skill Definition:
Create test conditions for each stage of functional testing (Assembly Test, Product
Test, Regression Test, and User Acceptance Test) from test scenarios
Create test conditions for each s tage of functional testing (Assembly Test,
Product Test, Regression Test, and User Acceptance Test) from test scenarios.
Create test data using SQL statements in the database to test the requirement.
Skill Definition:
Skill Definition:
Deliver desired business outcomes through effective planning and execution to reali ze
maximum benefit with minimized risk for stakeholders by leveraging a consistent
framework and industrialized methods and assets, including a global network of
talented people.
This chapter of the exam represents 10% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Ap plicat ion Des ig n Pac kaged – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill Definition:
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Candidate Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
Skill Definition:
Create/ update, unit-test and deploy code/ configuration/ security/ environment based
on design inputs.
Skill Definition:
Establish processes for preparing executables from the source code, merging of code,
labeling of executables, etc.
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Skill Definition:
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SAP Case Study - Chapter 6: Release Deliv ery
This chapter of the exam represents 14% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Ac ce nt ure Deliv er y Met ho ds – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill definition:
Assess and identify a solution delivery method that best supports a project
based on the client’s needs and curren t capabilities.
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients` production/live
environments in a controlled and systematic way that li mits negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
This chapter of the exam represents 10% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Ap plicat ion Des ig n Pac kaged – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill Definition:
Design the application to meet the business process design and application
requirements.
Participate in Lessons Learned activities as appropriate
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Functional Test Planning, Preparation, and Execution – Profic ient (P2)
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure al l applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients` production/live
environments in a controlled and systematic way that lim its negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
Plan and execute all required process steps as defined in our methodologies
Skill Definition:
Provide knowledge and experience related to using the Accenture Delivery Methods,
specifically the methodology, roles, activities, and deliverables associated with proj ects
that use packaged application software.
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Inform the technical architect and project manager of any issues that may affect
any other areas of the project based on the development activities.
Establish processes for preparing executables from the source code, merging of code,
and labeling of executables, etc.
Skill Definition:
Assist in defining and reviewing requirements and use cases for the application.
Examine requirements to assess what aspects of the overall solution are
affected by them.
Plan and execute all required process steps as defined in our methodologies.
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Skill Definition:
Design, enhance and implement packaged software solutions.
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Knows when to and can apply the appropriate testing approach (Black Box,
Grey Box, White Box)
Skill Definition:
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients` production/live
environments in a controlled and s ystematic way that limits negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
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software or system.
This chapter of the exam represents 32% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Ac ce nt ure Deliv er y Met ho ds – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill definition:
Skill definition:
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure al l applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Create test conditions for each stage of functional testing (Assembly Test,
Product Test, Regression Test, and User Acceptance Test) from test scenarios.
Skill Definition:
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testing and reviewing solutions based on Packaged Application Architectures.
Skill Definition:
Deliver desired business outcomes through effective planning and execution to reali ze
maximum benefit with minimized risk for stakeholders by leveraging a consistent
framework and industrialized methods and assets, including a global network of
talented people.
This chapter of the exam represents 10% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Ap plicat ion Dev elopment Pac ka ge d – Profi cient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill Definition:
Create/ update, unit-test and deploy code/ configuration/ security/ environment based
on design inputs.
Skill Definition:
Establish processes for preparing executables from the source code, mer ging of code,
labeling of executables, etc.
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Functional Test Planning, Preparation, and Execution – Profic ient (P2)
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
This chapter of the exam represents 14% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Ap plicat ion Dev elopment Pac ka ge d – Profi cient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill Definition:
Create/ update, unit-test and deploy code/ configuration/ security/ environment based
on design inputs.
Work with other developers, designers, and architects to make sure that the
configuration and custom components meet application requirements and
performance goals.
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients` production/live
environments in a controlled and systematic way that lim its negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
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Design, enhance and implement packaged software solutions.
Design the application to meet the business process design and application
requirements.
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or s ystems
meet functional and business requirements.
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients’ production/live
environments in a controlled and systematic way that lim its negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
Plan and execute all required process steps as defined in our methodologies
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Mainframe – Profi cient (P2)
Skill Definition:
Inform the technical architect and project manager of any issues that may affect
any other areas of the project based on the development activities
Skill Definition:
Establish processes for preparing executables from the source code, merging of code,
and labeling of executables, etc.
Skill Definition:
Deliver desired business outcomes through effective planning and exe cution to realize
maximum benefit with minimized risk for stakeholders by leveraging a consistent
framework and industrialized methods and assets, including a global network of
talented people.
Anticipate, identify, track and resolve issues and risks affecting the software or
system.
Skill Definition:
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Candidate Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities
Assist in defining and reviewing requirements and use cases for the application.
Examine requirements to assess what aspects of the overall solution are
affected by them.
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure al l applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Knows when to and can apply the appropriate testing approach (Black Box,
Grey Box, White Box)
Skill Definition:
Design the application to meet the business process design and application
requirements.
This chapter of the exam represents 32% of the Case Study questions
Targeted Skill / Build Management – Profic ient (P2)
Proficiency
Level Skill definition:
Establish processes for preparing executables from the source code, merging of code,
labeling of executables, etc.
Skill Definition:
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Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Create test conditions for each stage of functional testing (Assembly Test,
Product Test, Regression Test, and User Acceptance Test) from test scenarios.
Create test data using SQL statements in the database to test the requirement.
Skill Definition:
Provide skills and technical expertise relating to the mainframe architecture and
infrastructure required to support batch processing, typically automated, complex
processing of large volumes of information without user interaction.
Skill Definition:
Deliver desired business outcomes through effective planning and execution to realize
maximum benefit with minimized risk for stakeholders by leveraging a consistent
framework and industrialized methods and assets, including a global network of
talented people.
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deplo yment of changes to clients` production/live
environments in a controlled and systematic way that lim its negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
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Mainfr ame Case Study - Chapter 5: Soluti on Testing
Establish processes for preparing executables from the source code, merging of code,
labeling of executables, etc.
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Skill Definition:
Provide skills in testing mainframe applications using terminal emulators rather than
traditional GUI testing.
Work with other developers, designers, and architects to make sure that the
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configuration and custom components meet application requirements and
performance goals.
Skill Definition:
Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients` production/live
environments in a controlled and systematic way that lim its negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
Skill Definition:
Plan, design, script and execute functional tests that ensure all applications or systems
meet functional and business requirements.
Skill Definition:
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Apply skills and experience related to release management. Includes the up-front
planning, scheduling and successful deployment of changes to clients’ production/live
environments in a controlled and systematic way that lim its negative impacts to the
environment and business operations.
Examples of multiple choice questions that appear below relate to a Chapter Scenario for the ATA 2.0 Developer
Case Study. Correct answers highlighted in green:
1. One of the Lead Government representatives is a member of the Department of Security and Defense
(DSD) and is concerned about the threat of hackers gaining access to citizens’ personal data. The head
of the DSD tasks this representative with ensuring that the technical s olutions address these security
concerns.
Which Accenture Delivery Methodology (ADM) deliverable addresses the DSD’s Security Concerns?
2. A Developer reviews the current list of open defects. In one instance, the Developer researches and
determines that a defect has no impact on the current requirements, and can be addressed in a future
release.
a. Deferred
b. Open
c. Rejected
d. Closed
3. The Design Team encounters significant difficulty in clearly specifying and documenting the functionality
of some of the more complex logic when creating the RICEFW Functional Design.
Which best practice should the team use to address the challenges in documenting complex
functionalities?
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a. perform a formal Design-to-Build hand-off meeting
b. break down the problem into manageable pieces
c. use table indexes to retrieve data from the database
d. involve Developers when creating the deliverable
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to cancel an exam session less than 72 hours of the scheduled start time.
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exam that day.
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o Attempting to give or receive assistance, or otherwise communicate through any means with
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Accenture’s reputation.
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