Certification
[CLD] When do you have to copy the project to disk
Well,
You won't be the first person to be scared on the first attempt towards CLD.
To be honest, I failed my first attempt at both the CLD Practical exam and the CLD re-cert exam.
I passed with 39 on both retests.
NO-ONE I know has ever said "That was easy" after sitting the CLD practical exam. (and, I know LabVIEW Champions that sat that exam
!) AND GREAT! you Want that certification to mean something!- be prepared ! As you sit down remember, You want to prove something! (what do you wish to prove and why, is another thread I'd love to read)
If you want specific advice, read some of the most kudosed threads on this forum... or ask less general questions.....
The CLD exam will ask you to demonstrate that you can apply a recognizable software design pattern to deliver a solution using LabVEW.
I would love to help more... you gave me generalities... I hope I have helped.
This is pure hearsay since it has been a long time since I took the CLD. But I'm pretty sure they do not consider the copying of the files as part of the exam. So it is done once time is up. That's how it went for me. Last I heard, it is still that way.
The CLD is not exactly easy, but it is not nearly as bad as a lot of people make it out to me. Even my boss passed and he didn't even finish. A good friend of mine passed even though he hadn't even touched LabVIEW for at least a year (I mentored him A LOT during the previous year).
If you are worried about losing time due to copying of files, then I'd say you need to practice more.
