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OCUP OMG Certified UML Professional (OCUP):
Advanced Exam

 

The OCUP Advanced Examination covers the full range of UML elements. Familiarity with these elements allows a user to read, interpret, construct, and work with extremely large and complex UML models of an application’s structure and behavior.

Exam Number: ........................ OMG-OCUP-300
Duration: .................................. 90 minutes (58 questions)
Minimum Passing Score: .... 29
Exam Fee: ............................... US$200 (or equivalent in local currency)
Prerequisite: .......................... Passing Score on OCUP Fundamental AND Intermediate Exams

Here is a Coverage Map (PDF, 128k), showing which sections of UML are on the Advanced Exam.

 

COVERAGE TABLE - ADVANCED
Class Diagrams (advanced) ................................................ 5%
Composite Structure diagrams (advanced) ...................... 10%
Component diagrams (advanced) ...................................... 5%
Action Model (advanced) ....................................................... 10%
Activity Diagrams (advanced) ............................................... 15%
Deployment diagrams (with Components) ....................... 15%
State Machine Diagrams (Protocol state machines) ....... 15%
Miscellaneous Advanced Constructs and Diagramming ... 10%
Language Architecture .......................................................... 10%
Object constraint Language ................................................. 10%

Total .................................

100%
[Percentage total may not add due to rounding]

 

For more information or questions about the OMG Certification Program, please contact certificationinfo@omg.org
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Last updated on May 06, 2009

 
 
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