€¢ Familiarize yourself with Sun's exam process, including objectives, registration, testing, etc. See Sun's SCJP page for details. €¢ If you are new to Java programming, start with a good introductory book such as Head First Java or Thinking in Java. Check the JavaRanch Bunkhouse for additional recommendations and reviews.
Refer to the API documentation and the Java Language Specifications along the way. (See links in this FAQ.) • Once you have a foundation, study at least one good (and current) certification preparation book. (See recommendations in this FAQ.) • Use the SCJP forum to post questions, and reinforce your own understanding by answering other people's questions.
€¢ Take as many mock exams as possible. (See links in this FAQ.) Use these to determine where additional study is needed, and as a guide to when you are ready. Contributed by Mike Van... In my dark and horrid past, I ran an organization that prepared newcomers for the Java Cert exam.
As such, I have some insight ... more.
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