How to Pass the SAP ABAP Certification Exam Virtual Book Club Meeting Recording Now Available

Recently Espresso Tutorials readers gathered for a a Virtual Book Club Meeting on How to Pass the SAP ABAP Certification Exam with Paul Bakker and Rick Bakker.

Listen to this recorded discussion and find out what you’ll need to know to get certified, answers to frequently asked questions, and expert advice on how to study for the exam.

Demystify the SAP ABAP certification process and get the knowledge you need to pass the SAP Certified Development Associate exam. This book offers a comprehensive guide to passing the certification exam—dive into question formats, review the core material you need to know, and find out what to expect on the exam. What are ABAP certification questions really like? How many different formats are there? Dive into the 11 certification topic areas including ABAP Dictionary, ABAP programming, ABAP Objects, Web Dynpro for ABAP, and enhancements and modifications. Learn proven strategies for passing the exam including practical tips for maximizing your score. This book includes realistic abbreviated and full-length sample exams and a comprehensive checklist of topics that you will be expected to know. Find out what to expect on the day of the exam. If you have the ABAP skills, this book gives you the best possible chance of passing the SAP Certified Development Associate exam.

• Essential guide on how to pass the ABAP Associate Certification exam
• Overview of certification exam topics
• Proven strategies for passing the exam
• Abbreviated and full-length practice exams with answer guides

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The authors of the book are Paul Bakker and Rick Bakker. Paul Bakker, Ph.D., is a director of Hanabi Technology Pty. Ltd. He has over 15 years’ experience as a technical SAP consultant, working for a variety of international clients. Rick Bakker is a Senior SAP Developer at Hanabi Technology Pty. Ltd. He took his first SAP certification exam almost a generation ago. The authors are twin brothers and both hold a computer science degree from The University of Queensland, Australia.