S90.03: SOA Design Architecture (S90-03A) FAQ
What do you understand by S90.03: SOA Design Architecture (S90-03A)?
Like other assessments, the S90.03 or SOA Design Architecture (S90-03A), as it is frequently referred as, gives SOA some leeway to look at a range of subjects. It follows that familiarity with the majority of S90.03 content is required because they test at random on the large range of subjects available. Also keep in mind that experience requirements frequently arise from observations of the average individual and what is required. You can always push past that to succeed with the S90.03, though it could take more work.
How to register for the examination?
You can take exams from anywhere in the world using Pearson VUE testing centers, Pearson VUE online proctoring, and Arcitura on-site exam proctoring at your location.
This exam may be made available for on-site delivery and proctoring by an Arcitura Certified Trainer at authorized public and private seminars. All open workshops with on-site test proctoring are listed on the Workshop Calendar page. To learn more about on-site exam proctoring for private workshops, go to the Private On-Site Exam Proctoring website.
What are the modules covered in the examination?
- History of Service-Orientation and SOA
- SOA Theory Fundamentals
- Service-Orientation vs. “Silo” based Design
- Distinguishing Characteristics of the SOA Model
- Understanding Services and Service Capabilities
- Complex Service Composition Design, Composition Runtime Roles and Responsibilities
- The Eight Design Principles of Service-Orientation
- Contract First Design, Standardized Service Contracts, and Uniform Contracts
- Service Loose Coupling and Coupling Types, Service Abstraction and Information Hiding
- Service Reusability and Agnostic Design
- Service Autonomy and Runtime Control
- Service Statelessness and State Deferral
- Service Discoverability, Interpretability
- Introduction to SOA Design Patterns
Explain the exam retake policy?
For all exams, the Arcitura exam retake policy is as follows. This policy is applicable to examinations that are delivered by Certified Trainers during closed or open seminars, proctored online, or taken at testing facilities.
- First, after failing an exam once, you must wait 24 hours before trying again.
- After failing an exam twice, you must wait 14 days before retaking it.
- A maximum of five exam retakes are permitted within a 12-month tenure.
What is the cost of the examination?
The cost of the examination is USD 250.
How many questions are there in the examination?
There are 80-90 questions in the examination.
What is the exam duration?
You are given 60 minutes to complete the examination.
