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OMG Certified UML Professional™
(OCUP™):
Exam Information
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There are three OCUP Exams - Fundamental,
Intermediate and Advanced. Each Exam tests your knowledge of a
different subset of the UML. Certification indicates the
following abilities and qualifications.
Follow the links below for detailed coverage maps on
each Exam:
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FUNDAMENTAL |
With this level of knowledge, and a corresponding amount
of industry experience, a UML Modeler holding the OCUP
Fundamental Level Certification can be a productive
member of an analysis and design team. The OCUP
Fundamental Examination covers the most commonly
encountered UML elements. Familiarity with these
elements allows a user to read, interpret, construct and
work with simple UML models. |
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INTERMEDIATE |
With this level of knowledge and expertise, and a
corresponding amount of industry experience, a UML
Modeler holding the OCUP Intermediate Level
Certification could be an acknowledged senior member or
supervisor of an analysis and design team. The OCUP
Intermediate Examination covers a broad range of UML
elements. Familiarity with these elements allows a user
to read, interpret, construct, and work with fairly
complex UML models. |
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ADVANCED |
With this level of knowledge and expertise, and a
corresponding amount of industry experience, a UML
Modeler holding the OCUP Advanced Level Certification
could serve as technical director of a department
modeling large integrated applications, including
complex behavior, and could advise senior management on
the role of modeling in an enterprise architecture. 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. |
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For more information or
questions about the OMG Certification Program, please contact
certificationinfo@omg.org
OCUP,
OCRES, and OCEB are joint programs of the OMG and the UML
Technology Institute (UTI)
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