本帖最后由 三硝基甲苯 于 2014-4-1 12:15 编辑 W% y8 H7 y- v B$ Y; y6 J1 c8 Q: o/ I! {3 M
There's a 40-50 page PDF with notes that are about 5-6 years old floating around... I spent about an hour looking through it the day before the exam and passed. + I4 r! y; G4 _8 ~; i! o 1 u% T9 v& c6 w. D( S0 C; SHere's the way I see it... it's only a $100 test. I know engineers that read all the material (the entire fucking ethics textbook! and the appega acts etc ) over 1-2 months and easily spent 50+hrs preparing. 4 o# a7 R% j$ w5 @5 @$ N
& ~1 J- o( U) @2 D% FThey probably had a 95% chance of passing... I probably had a 50+% chance of passing from looking through the super-condensed notes for 1hr the day before. ' b6 {( b" A3 \" m
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Point is, the test is only $100... I'll gladly pay $100 for a 50/50 shot at passing vs. spending 50+hrs studying and having a sure chance of passing.# p& a. K5 ^ }# A9 K+ ?+ N4 |
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rule of thumb for ethics exam like that: read through the question carefully and use COMMON SENSE.7 \0 }. f8 u" ~
quickly go over the materials, you'll be fine." p: l* P$ y3 f# s/ e* {
the test is not very hard. 3 s1 N5 ~: V& A4 f" Q% X5 V0 aI think more than 50% is common-sense question, other might need read through the materials.