09-15-2023, 12:37 PM
In case they open the same courses for the next run:
For the SQL course: check all the "knowledge checks" as is mostly about reading the select statements and how would be the results obtained after applying those commands.
For the Statistics with Python course: Check the Codio labs, as very similar (but not identical questions) would comprise maybe 40% of the exam. And as you need 12 out of 16 questions, you can´t afford to miss them. You can´t leave them to luck, as those are questions where you have write the coefficients or the results obtained in boxes. Many questions are not multiple questions.
For the SQL course: check all the "knowledge checks" as is mostly about reading the select statements and how would be the results obtained after applying those commands.
For the Statistics with Python course: Check the Codio labs, as very similar (but not identical questions) would comprise maybe 40% of the exam. And as you need 12 out of 16 questions, you can´t afford to miss them. You can´t leave them to luck, as those are questions where you have write the coefficients or the results obtained in boxes. Many questions are not multiple questions.
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