bobl@aeolus.UUCP (02/13/85)
[If this is a repeat, sorry. -- MRH] The 1985 Certificate in Computer Programming Examinations have been scheduled for May 11 and December 7 at test centers worldwide. This examination is administered by the Institute for the Certification of Computer Professionals, a non-profit organization established in 1973. Member societies in the ICCP now include ACM, AEDS, AICCP, A1A, ASM, CIPS, DPMA, IEEE/CS, and OASI. The CCP Examination is intended for senior-level programmers. All examinees are tested in these five areas: Data and File Organization Principles and Techniques of Programming Interaction with Hardware and Software Interaction with People Associated Techniques In addition, each examinee chooses one of the following specializations: Business Programming Scientific Programming Systems Programming For more information, write or call Institute for the Certification of Computer Professionals 2200 E. Devon Ave., Suite 268 Des Plaines, IL 60018 (312) 299-ICCP If you would like a copy of the examination announcement, including an outline, sample questions, bibliography, fee information, and application, you may also send mail to me at the address below. As they say in the ads: "Professionalism is a Commitment -- Certification is the Test". - Robert R. Lewis, CCP {ucbvax, et. al.}!tektronix!teklds!bobl