TECEP Operations Management

[colinsr]

Is IC enough to pass this exam? Very little info on this one, but I am pressed for time and have opted this route rather the CSU Pueblo's course.

Thanks in advance,

Colin

[mrs.b]

I took the online course of Ops Mgmt, and the midterm was rough; despite studying from the textbook, I still struggled (and that's an understatement). I imagine the TECEP will follow the same path, but hopefully someone has information specific to speak on that one.

If not...I would be concerned about that one without the recommended material, and plenty of time to study it. InstantCert is fantastic for a lot of exams, but the Operations Management midterm was one of the toughest exams I sat since returning, and it was only on half the material. Hopefully the TECEP is different, but I remember walking out of my proctor's office after that one feeling used, abused, and in need of a strong drink and soft pillow to cry upon. It was bad.

[colinsr]

I'll let you know how it goes.

[GameSlinger]

I just took this TECEP last week so thought I would shed some light on it.

The exam is very terminology heavy so make sure you have reviewed any flashcards you can find. Having a strong background in project management and lean/kaizen/six sigma would be beneficial so I recommend taking the Google Project Management certificate. There is also a considerable amount of content around control towers and quality control processes. This is a very broad knowledge based exam but is doable with some prep and or some previous business management courses or experience.

Time spent studying = 0
Previous knowledge = Several business courses. Google Project Management Certificate.
Relevant work experience = 1 year as an operations manager, 1 year as a production manager.

Final Score = 74%

[bjcheung77]

Great review! I also commented on your previous review, and mentioned Quizlet as well: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...Comm-TECEP